Take Note Podcast

Faithful disciples of Christ often face persecution. We are capable of enduring these trials when we focus on that which is not seen and avoid any fixation on the temporal.

A person with questions about life and death, heaven and hell, or their soul and the future is not going to find a better place in the New Testament to begin reading than John 3:16-21.

Jesus described His upcoming mistreatment, death, and resurrection in this passage. Peter didn't see the bigger picture and received a well-deserved rebuke from the Savior.

Thinking of others, not himself, the Apostle Paul would endure all things for the sake of those who have not yet believed. He was an example for Timothy in our text and an example for us today.

Paul asks Timothy to deeply consider his words in 2 Timothy 2:1-7. Paul uses the experiences of a soldier, an athlete, and a farmer to relate to his ministry in the church.

When Samuel was sent to select a king from among Jesse's sons, he was told by God not to look on the outward appearance, for God sees the heart.

Life and the curse of sin will weigh upon us, and without God, we can do nothing but buckle under the strain. When we wait on God, there is no limit to our energy, because He gives power to the faint.

Believers in Christ should know that we have all the tools we need to be victorious over sin. But it's also important to be reminded that we have an advocate in Jesus Christ the righteous.

Whatever darkness shades any part of our lives, God - when given access to that part - can lift it. Our text in 1 John 1:5-9 makes it clear that God is light!

Joshua is about to lead Israel into one of the most important periods of their history in Joshua 1:1-10. He is commanded to have courage. What can we learn about that topic from his interaction with God in this text?

The opening portion of the book of Proverbs has so much to teach about beginning our journey of knowledge. We focus on Proverbs 1:1-9 and touch on many of the recurring themes of the book today.

A crowd told two blind men to be silent, but they cried the more unto Jesus and were healed. What can we learn about crowds, needs, and calls for help in this account from Matthew 20:29-34?

The Take Note Podcast is a ten-minute version of the one-hour radio program heard daily on Harvest Family Radio, Guam. During that program, we ask people to take note of a theme or topic from the word of God, between songs. This version features the same passage and outline - minus the music. Find out more on khmg.org. 

We can learn a lot from what Paul told Timothy in 1 Timothy 4:6-16. Timothy was to read, come alongside others, and learn sound teaching. He was to embrace the truth and act upon it consistently. This was to be his concentration in regard to ministry. How can we apply this to our own ministry?

Scripture does more than just teach; it changes us. Many times it does so by giving us information and insight we can get nowhere else.

Serious disciples, committed Christians, victorious believers, don't just give the Bible a quick glance. We examine it in the way James 1:22-25 describes.

The Bible is a unique book in history. Its truth is used by God every day to penetrate the hearts of men and alter them for eternity.

Among the questions we ask on this edition: why is it important that we study scripture? And what does Jesus say scripture does for us?

The first man and woman are at the center of our study today. In this scripture, they disobey a command directly given to them by God - they sin.

In this passage, Jesus explains what His departure will mean for His disciples, emphasizing on obedience and the role of the Holy Spirit.

Those who place their faith in Christ have only one option, only one logical next step, and that is to walk in Him - as His disciple.

God says suffering injustice patiently is acceptable to Him. Not sure about this? Take the example of Jesus Christ himself.

Today we examine a phrase that is often repeated in Deuteronomy. It will resonate with anyone brought out of a life bound in sin and made free by the Savior.

Is there any justification for saying "Keeping God's law and doing good will make me right with God?" We find the answer in Romans 3:24-31.

The Proverbs dispense wisdom sentence by sentence. Today we'll work through Part 2 of a diverse collection of thoughts from Proverbs 12.