Bible Centered with Victor Jackson

Moses was an infant when he was placed among the reeds of the Nile River. The reeds were a place that crocodiles nested. Why would his mother place him there? In the life of Moses we can see the sovereignty of God displayed in a majestic way. These reeds by the Nile River were used to make papyrus (paper). Everyone in the world that desired to write, they came to the Nile River for these reeds. Th...

Two disciples were on the road to Emmaus. They were discouraged because they had recently watched their hopes and dreams die on the cross. They were traumatized, and they were troubled when they heard the tomb was empty. While they were questioning and doubting, Jesus drew near to them. They didn’t recognize Jesus in his resurrected body until Jesus finally broke the bread in front of them. He was...

Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, but he was never called a Bethlehemite. He was supposed to be called a Bethlehemite. Why wasn’t he? He was known as Jesus of Nazareth. In this podcast episode we explore why Jesus wanted to be identified with Nazareth instead of Bethlehem. Our understanding of this concept will help us to understand God more and what he can do in and through each of us.

We are still exploring the book of Genesis, and we find ourselves in Genesis chapter 4. This chapter explores the moment Cain killed Abel, being later vanished as a fugitive and vagabond. Cain expressed his feelings of the punishment being too great for him to bear, and God places a mark on him to protect him from being killed. Now we ask ourselves, What is the mark of Cain?

In Genesis 1 & 2 God gives us a glimpse of his transcendent and majestic nature. He uses the chaos, the emptiness, the darkness, and even dirt to birth something new. He used these unique elements to display his glory. If he used these things then, how much more does he use them now?

We are giving context to Matthew 15:27 and how we have access to greater provision from God than just crumbs.