The Robert J. Morgan Podcast

It's remarkable that John never uses the word "faith" in his Gospel. He prefers the verb "believe" and he often added the preposition "in" -- to "believe in." In today's podcast, we'll trace that phrase through the Fourth Gospel and especially dissect John 11:45-57, which is the pivotal paragraph of the entire Gospel.

In this second of four episodes exploring the biblical biography of the antichrist, we'll survey passages from Daniel, Isaiah, and Matthew to develop a profile for this evil end-times character.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible warns of a coming superman of evil--a Man of Lawlessness. I want to devote three podcast episodes to exploring the biblical biography of the antichrist. It's important to know about him because the Bible refers to him again and again.

We cannot know the date of our Lord's return from Scripture, but we can get clues from the unfolding events around us as we prepare for His coming by spreading His message, the Gospel.

Does God hate people? What biblical prayer can we offer on a regular basis to keep our personalities healthy? As we conclude our five-part study of Psalm 139, we'll delve into the answers as we arrive at God's righteousness and how it intersects with our lives.

In this interview recorded in her home in Black Mountain, North Carolina, Sally talks about her father, T. W. Wilson, who was Billy Graham's boyhood friend and lifelong associate, and what it was like behind the scenes in the Graham home.

In this episode, we'll study the third paragraph of Psalm 139, which describes the incredible complexity with which God made us and the constant thoughts He has toward us. We are fearfully and wonderfully made.

How do we learn the practice of meeting with the God of Creation on a daily basis? What are some of the secrets of a rich devotional life? In today's episode, I'll share what I've learned after many years of this, my most important daily practice.

The Psalmist marveled at the omnipresence and the presence of God! Is there a difference between the two? Join me for today's podcast episode where we'll explore more of God's incredible nature.

We can write "What God Thinks About Me" over Psalm 139 in our Bibles. That's the theme of this deeply personal yet transcendent Psalm. Today's study covers verses 1-6, God's total knowledge of us and His total love for us.

Superstar DJ Avicci was a musical genius who never found answers for his soul. The biblical character David was a musical Old Testament superstar who knew the God who was more than wonderful. In this episode we become acquainted with one of his greatest hits - Psalm 139.

Just as the Lord Jesus in John chapter 6 took a small lunch from a small lad and used it in great ways, He does the same with us. There are no small people, words, or opportunities. Little is much when God is in it.

We've come to the last chapter of Acts (28), and our last podcast episode in the Unstoppable series! God leads us by an invisible thread of divine guidance. In this episode, we'll see how a storm, a serpent, and a society of pagan islanders were all used to bless the apostle Paul & give him a thriving ministry.

Camden Ammons, a freshman at Dallas Baptist University, is endeavoring to memorize the entire Bible in thirty years. I talk with him about his motivation, techniques, and the inspiration he has gained from his father, Dr. Greg Ammons.

How would you like to know someone who actually knew and served alongside the Apostle John, even though he is not mentioned in the New Testament. Polycarp was a disciple of John's and the bishop of the church in Smyrna. What we know about him is incredible. In this podcast, I tell his story.

Right after the time of the apostles, two men--disciples of John--carried on the Gospel work and wrote epistles. Ignatius of Antioch and Polycarp of Smyrna. This is a two-episode Church History series on these two men, beginning this week with Ignatius.

Mary's Christmas song of praise in Luke 1:46-55 tells us what great things the Lord did for her, and what great things He is doing for us--keeping all His words to us just as He promised.

Sometimes our lives go through stormy periods. We can learn a lot about navigating such times from the story of the voyage and shipwreck of Paul in Acts 27.

During the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns, Dr. Jarrett Stephens was inundated with questions from his congregation: "Why is this happening? What is God doing?" He was struck with the truth of the Always God, and the fact that He has not changed, and we are not forgotten. In this bonus episode, Rob Morgan interviews Dr. Stephens about this topic and powerful elements of Dr. Stephens' testimony.

Do you feel surrounded? Trapped by problems without number? You don't want to miss today's podcast! Believers may be surrounded, but we're never trapped! The story of Paul's hearing before Felix and Agrippa in Acts 25-26 has him literally surrounded by adversity. His response is masterful. We'll explore this incredible scene, and end with some Psalms that teach us about being surrounded by trouble...

Are you a procrastinator? Some things are dangerous to put off. Governor Felix told Paul "I will call for you at a more convenient time". Let's look at Acts 24 and explore how important and urgent our spiritual decisions are.

When you're feeling your worst, who's the one person you want present to comfort you? You don't want to miss today's podcast episode, where we'll look at what I call "The Jesus Visits", as we continue our study through Acts.

Prayer can take many forms, but two we see highlighted in the book of Daniel are important to understand: regular prayer and rigorous prayer.

Can questions change your life? They did mine. On today's podcast, we'll look at two questions that can create a quality life like none other. We'll continue our study in Acts 22, as Paul faces persecution, arrest, and subsequent opportunities to preach Christ that emerged--specifically through his testimony that involves two crucial questions he asked Jesus.

Have you ever given up? Is it ever appropriate? Today's podcast episode covers Acts 21, where we encounter believers who do just that: give up. Not in a negative sense, though, but in surrender to God's will. Let's look at this chapter together and learn the healthy way to give up!