Speaking Scripturally is a podcast where I talk about various topics from the foundation of Scripture. I will discuss cultural, theological, and apologetics here with the hope that all who listen will be built up and aided in the work of the saints.
In this episode of Speaking Scripturally, Luke walks through Matthew 1 and shows how the opening chapter of the New Testament reveals Jesus as the long-promised Messiah. Matthew’s genealogy isn’t just a list of names—it’s the story of God keeping His promises across centuries, pointing to the arrival of Abraham’s seed and David’s greater Son. Luke explains how the structure of the genealogy, the…
In this episode, I give a quick response to an article I read that claims Nehemiah was anti-immigrant whereas the Torah was pro-immigrant. This places a book of the Bible at odds against other books of the Bible. That makes for some difficulties in biblical inerrancy. Check out this podcast and let me know what you think. Here is a link to the article mentioned in the podcast.…
Today, at Western Trail Cowboy Church, we examine the parable of the prodigal son. Through this study today, we will see the amazing grace of the Father for His who have wandered. Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and the healthy have no need of a physician; I pray today that all who need the physician will come.
As believers, we are called to endure suffering. We will have struggles in this world, but we have a great Savior to carry us through. Join us today as we examine how we Endure the Race.
Many believers have stopped attending church and have opted to watch from home. In this episode, I discuss some reasons for this and give encouragement to those who have stopped to come back and attend again.
The world is in a state of immaturity that has infected the church. Paul ends his fantastic letter to the Corinthians with this great charge to mature. I pray this message blesses you as you listen to it.
The world is a hard and brutal place. It will knock you down, kick you, bite you, and beat you into oblivion. It will make you filthy and foul. To stay clean and be holy as the Lord is holy requires us to fully depend on the Holy Spirit in us. Join us today as we examine how we Stay Clean in a Filthy World.
Too often, we make an excuse so we don't have to do something we don't want to do. We will say we can’t when we really mean we won't. Today, we look at Moses and his excuses and, why they failed, and what happens when you stop making excuses.
Abraham was a man of strong faith and belief in the Lord. Yet, God tested him with the ultimate test: would he be willing to sacrifice his son, his ultimate blessing to God? Listen today as I go through this text and show how we all face tests that prove us and draw out who God knows us to be.