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The Bible and Our Culture
An outreach ministry of Liberty Remnant Church
Host: Jay MacPherson
What the Bible has to say on current issues. Bible teaching for today. Occasional interviews with special guests.
Episodes
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Let's make science, science again.
Beware of the self-righteous Climate Change clowns and other godless propaganda masquerading as science. Pastor Jay's address to Spokane City Council regarding…
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There are a lot of "environments" to be concerned about more than geological environment.
Consider the perspective of Dr. Richard Lindzen, who seems to have the best and most accurate perspective on climate science. The Data has to match what your…
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Neo-racism is the Left trying to put out a fire with gasoline.
Secularism is trying to put out a fire with gasoline. Race is superficial. Many who call themselves "anti-racist" insists there is "good" racism. The CNN…
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Biblical Worldview is what many American Christians lack, and what believers today should prioritize more than ever.
The Bible is a supernatural journey for those who have ears to hear. The Holy Spirit will unlock new levels in understanding of the Holy Scriptures…
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Today's racists call themselves anti-racists.
God's Church is not allowed to be quiet on the hot topic issues of the day, simply because they don't want to offend anyone. If the Bible has answers, God…
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Biblical Christianity NEVER adapts, updates, evolves or progresses.
Biblical Christianity cannot be "Progressive" Christianity. What matters on everything important is what the Bible say. There is so much proof the Bible can be…
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Many who call themselves Christians, live out a secular worldview unaware of the importance of a biblical worldview.
The Bible calls us out of the world's systems. Many denominations that were founded on hardcore biblical principles generations ago, no longer value a biblical…
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Relationships hurt sooner or later; but they are worth the risk, they are worth the pain.
Remain relational until the grave! God builds His Church relationally. Whether an extrovert or introvert, valuing and stewarding relationships are part of…
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We are called to keep the gospel and our lives with Jesus simple. What does that mean?
There are challenges of remaining simple like Jesus taught. We are called to keep the gospel and our lives with Jesus simple. What does that mean? What does it…
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The personal testimony of host, Jay MacPherson, by request.
There is power in your testimony! God is faithful to work His character in His saints regardless of the challenges they face.
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Acts 19:19:13-17 The seven sons of Sceva get abused by a demonized man.
The first key to victory over demons is: Don't Sin. Demons have no power over a believer other than what we allow. Paul's ministry in Ephesus shows the devil's…
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Replication is God's method of growth.
The Ephesus Church reached all of Asia. How? Because they were able to replicate themselves starting with Paul. Paul's ministry in Ephesus was successful! A…
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Apollos was an amazing minister even though he didn't know about this second baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Apollos, humility, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2, 8, 9 and 19 explain a subsequent baptism of the Holy Spirit different than conversion. If you…
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Even if you find yourself within tyranny, keep sharing your testimony. The kingdom of God cannot be overcome!
Why did Paul go to the Jews first? He wanted the advantage of the Jewish people's background and worldview to help disciple new converts. Paul's ministry in…
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"Make Known the wisdom of God to principalities and powers."
There is such value to your soul in trash-talking demonic forces. Demonstrate the wisdom of God by your actions. Like a professional athlete, when you…
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Sadly, "Christians" don't want to show lost people they are lost; they become easily intimidated.
When the New Testament was written, Judaism was the main intimidating spirit, but today in Western Culture the main intimidating spirit is secularism. Too many…
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Paul's arrival at Corinth can teach us a lot about how to live today.
Acts 18 - Divine Appointments and Divine Relationships. Pastors have a right to earn a salary as the serve in the Church, but it doesn't mean those who don't…
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Why did Jesus name His people after a political group, Ecclesia?
Acts 19 shows how the church is called to be political speaking out on the controversies of the day. Political groups ought to be involved in politics. A sense…
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Keep your perspective, "keep looking down" because there is nothing but vanity under the sun.
Why Ephesus is so significant in the NT, and how does it relate to us today. Keep your perspective, "keep looking down" because you are seated in the…
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God has a purpose for each generation. Have great hope in God for what He has planned for Gen Z!
God wants His Church to be multi-generational and generationally diverse. What about Gen Z? Each generation is different. Acts 13:25,36 Today's Gen Z (Zoomers)…
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Many in Gen Z is getting annoyed with Left-wing propaganda.
How the devil is trying to pervert the many qualities of Gen Z. Each generation is different from the previous--especially with the rapid change in values and…
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Today's Gen Z (Zoomers) are growing up in a significantly different culture than their parents AND we have great hope in God for what He has planned for Gen Z!
God wants His Church to be multi-generational and generationally diverse. What about Gen Z? Each generation is different. Acts 13:25,36 God has a purpose for…
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What was the context of the phrase "Separation of Church and State" and how has it been perverted?
Both clauses regarding the Freedom of Religion protects the individual from government overreach. Where did the phrase "Separation of Church and State" come…
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Gideon shows the perversion of "Separation of Church and State" after he became like a king and a priest.
The ephod or the crown? The valid separation of church and state. The ephod or the crown? Different roles. What does the first amendment say regarding…
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The ignored story of Gideon how he got lazy and destructive pride crept into his life.
The forgotten story of how pride destroyed Gideon and the people around him. The temptation of popularity. Proverbs 18:12 "Before destruction the heart of a…
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We should be wary of those who are unwilling to engage in the culture war.
Don't tolerate "fellow believers" who would undermine the fight. Tolerate those who will fight for God's people, but not those who are cowards. Judges 8…
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God's power must be accompanied by God's wisdom.
Gideon has to use wisdom in diverse circumstances to enforce and maintain the victory. Judges 7 Prov 4:7 "Wisdom is the principal thing; Therefore get wisdom…
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The temptation of popularity.
The ignored story of Gideon's pride and laziness. Proverbs 18:12 "Before destruction the heart of a man is haughty, And before honor is humility." The…
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God uses a remnant for His glory. Don't be discouraged by numbers when God is leading the charge.
Cause the enemy's plans to fail. Judges 7. Though David v. Goliath is an amazing underdog story, it is still not as much of an underdog story as Gideon's army…
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Ezekiel 16; The Sex-crazed culture costs freedom just as it did in Gideon's day.
Backslidden Jews in Gideon and Ezekiel's day had similar sexual sins like many people today. Gideon's victory at home in Judges 6. Sex saturated culture leads…
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What are characteristics of the people God uses?
Finding our adequacy in God. Judges 6:7-24 Where did Gideon's true strength come from? The lesson from Gideon about how God empowers His servants.
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Like in Bible days, we are an over-sexed society.
Gideon's battle began at home? How about you? Gideon had to confront the temptations we face including sexual indulgence. How did the false gods, Baal and…
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The nature of the book of Judges: Who does God call?
What does God say about one's qualification to minister? Gideon’s Calling - A Setting for Revival Judges 6:1-12 The book of Judges is a blueprint for both…
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Gender dysphoria and the state of Washington's woke agenda against at-risk kids.
Interview with Chris Knowlton about foster care in our culture. What is happening with foster kids in America? Interview with Chris Knowlton who is the founder…
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What Jesus might say to today's hypocritical, external, people pleasing, self-deceived oppressors.
Secular Pharisees have the same heart issues as religious Pharisees. There is a little bit of Pharisaicalism in all of us. Leftists are Pharisees too!
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Pharisees today might not be what you think they are.
What a current day Pharisee is not, and how that impacts us today? What are the common denominators of Pharisaicalism in the Bible? Everybody wants to insist…
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Charlie didn’t separate politics from his relationship with Jesus. Neither should we.
Remembering Charlie Kirk; what now? Your life today would not be the same if it weren’t for Charlie Kirk. So the weight of this tremendous loss hit me hard…
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Charlie Kirk is our example for what follower of Jesus looks like today.
John 15:18-20; 16:33; 17:14-16 Charlie Kirk biblical worldview was in contrast to his generation, and he was also extremely effective at reaching the world…
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God is looking for ways to reward His kids.
Healthy boasting is important to mental health. 2 Corinthians 4: 7-18 What separates a joyful believer versus a sour one? We can have a positive mental…
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Shake off the dust from your feet against those who resist the message.
Acts 1:8 is key to fulfilling the Great Commission. Don't doubt the power of your testimony! Wining back the Culture 1 testimony at a time! A witness doesn't…
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Fighting the Culture War as a "Joshua" or "Caleb". Which are you?
Different personality types might engage the culture war differently. Joshua and Caleb were God's remnant in this situation. The American Church no longer…
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Be merciful to people. Pray for repentance to intervene in our society.
We ask for mercy: "God please allow the people we love to repent." Praying for God's enemies to repent. Moses changed God's mind, by the will of God? How to…
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Does Moses dare try to advise God?
Diminishing God's judgment, diminishes His grace also. Minimizing God's wrath, minimizes what Jesus did in His great mercy and love for us. Christ's sacrifice…
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Our daily bread is to overcome challenges
"Give us this day our daily giants." We all have giants especially if you are taking ground for the purposes of God. When they threaten you, realize, like…
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5 pitfalls if you partake of Communion "in an unworthy manner".
Should the Lord's Supper be spooky? Factions in the church versus the Lord's Supper. The Lord's Supper gives us an opportunity to "proclaim the Lord's death…
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Forgiveness is possible when you understand what it means.
Jonah didn't want to forgive even though he had been forgiven much. Most people misunderstand forgiveness thinking God is asking them to do something He would…
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What problems was Paul responding to in his first letter to the church at Corinth regarding the Lord's Supper.
The word Eucharist literally means "to give thanks." 1Corinthians 11:17f There are pitfalls within the Lord's Supper. Why we celebrate the Lord's Supper (also…
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Some portions of the Bible are popular and some like the book of Nahum, are unpopular, but it's all authorities and inspired by the Holy Spirit.
Part 2: The book of Nahum is the sequel to the book of Jonah. God watches what nations do and holds them accountable for blessing or judgment. It's time for…
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Nahum is the sequel to Jonah
Nineveh was a wicked city, but God had mercy on her in Jonah; he would not leave the guilty unpunished in Nahum. "God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the…
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Repentance looks differently than a lot people think.
Jonah 2 2 Corinthians 7:8-11 Jonah repented with great faith. Jonah praised God for answered prayer before it happened within the actual space/time continuum…
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The Founding Fathers understood the deceitful human heart.
The word "denial" is not mentioned in most Bible translations; but living in the darkness is. When we see our propensity to be deceitful, we will be less…
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Honesty is better than intellect in virtually every area including mental health.
Romans 1:18-32 Honesty is a Far Surer Sign of Wisdom than Intellect Living in darkness includes more than denial, but it certainly includes denial. Denial will…
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God is building toughness in His Church. "Patience" might better be translated as "toughness".
How God empowers us to grow to a new level of faith, glory and strength. Glory to Glory; Faith to Faith; Strength to Strength. Most believers don't understand…
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Romans 1:16-19 "The righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith."
The gospel starts with the righteousness of God compared to sinful humanity's unrighteousness. "Faith is the breath of the righteous." -Martin Luther…
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Too many Bible versus tell us who God's people are to go along with the racist view.
2 Cor 5:16 "Don't regard anyone according to the flesh" is a command ignored by those who claim "Israel First" theology. Contrary to what many Christians…
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Supporting Israel politically and standing against antisemitism does not mean you have to be a "Hebrew Supremist".
All who are a new creation in Christ Jesus are part of a spiritual race. There is a huge advantage for new converts with a background in Judaism (as opposed to…
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Racism: Looking at individuals through the lens of race.
One reason Paul wrote Romans was to deal with the antisemitism Acquila and Priscilla told him about in Acts 17. There are no 2nd class citizens in Christ! Why…
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Many words we use only in a religious, spiritual context today, were not originally religious terms at all.
Romans 1:16-19 "The righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith." "Faith is the breath of the righteous." -Martin Luther Translation problems hinders…
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Exciting ways people are coming to Jesus!
Romans 1:16 What is the gospel and why does Paul warn not to be ashamed of it. Luke 9:26 Jesus warns us not to be ashamed of Him. Young people have been coming…
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The world's counterfeit is impressive, but it pales compared to the genuine bond of the Spirit that God's people have.
The world cannot compete with the unity and love we as the Body of Christ. Build wealth in people! Where are you investing your time and resources? In trash or…