Deeper Christian Podcast

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 213King David’s life is a picture of what it means to walk in the holiness and righteousness of God … and what it looks like to not.1 Kings 15:5 tells us that David always did what was right in the eyes of God, except one time, with the manner of Uriah the Hittite.While David was always living in the life and perspective of God, there was one time (just one time!) when he turned within himself and decided what was “right” in his own eyes—deciding to live in sin and depravity rather than by the righteous life of God Almighty.In this episode, we continue our discussion on holiness and righteousness by examining the downfall (sin) of David and how even a single sin can lead to the downfall of many … and what it means as believers to embrace and live by the holiness of Jesus Christ.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/213/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 212Over the past few episodes, we’ve talked about holiness and how to live a holy life.Yet, as we pursue a holy and godly life, we must remember these five key things about holiness.In this episode, Nathan continues our discussion on holiness and gives five key reminders you need to know about holiness and righteousness.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/212/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 211We are called to be holy as God is holy. But how?!Many Christians have a wrong perspective of holiness—thinking it is a legalistic list of dos and don'ts. Yet holiness is not a checklist nor is it attempting to live like Christ in our own strength and ability.There is only one secret to become holy: embracing the One (God) Who alone is holy. And when you embrace God, you find that He makes you holy.In this episode, Nathan talks about what holiness is and isn't … and then explains the "the secret to holiness" – ie: the only way we can become holy and walk in holiness.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/211/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 210The first week of each month, we examine one of God’s Names to learn more about Who He is and how Jesus reveals and showcases this incredible attribute to us in the flesh (for He is God in the flesh).In today's study, we dive into God's Name "Jehovah Mekoddishkem," meaning "The LORD Who Sanctifies You."Though in our culture "holiness" has received a bad rap – often seen in the negative or as a list of legalistic dos and don'ts – holiness in the Bible is always a positive thing for it reflects the nature of God.God is holy and invites you to share in His holiness.God's Name Jehovah Mekoddishkem is a beautiful reminder that we, in and of ourselves, cannot be holy – but He not only calls us to be holy, He also makes it possible, for He is the One who sanctifies us.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/210/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 209A visit to Israel shouldn't just be on your bucket list, it should be a serious consideration for every Christian. In today's podcast, I want to give you four good reasons why you should take not merely a tourist trip but a "Bible Study Tour" to Israel.Not only will a Bible Study Tour to Israel radically change the way you read the Bible, it will also change your life.-----------------Join me on the next Bible study tour to Israel where we dive into God's Word and study it on location!-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/209/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 208God is eternal!He is not bound by time or limited to the linear progression that we as humans are.And this incredible reality should cause us to trust Him and put our hope in Him all the more.In this episode we discuss God’s eternal nature and why we should remind ourselves that Jesus is on every page of Scripture.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/208/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 207Bible maps are important to your understanding of Scripture!Though most of us tend to ignore the geography, it is an important context to look up if we desire to gain a greater depth of understanding in what we study.In this episode, Nathan Johnson examines three reasons why maps helps us in our Bible study and gives examples of how profound Bible geography can be in our study and understanding of God's Word.-----------------Join me on the next Bible study tour to Israel where we dive into God's Word and study it on location!» Recommended Atlases:  ESV Bible AtlasMoody Atlas of the BibleHolman Bible AtlasZondervan Essential Atlas of the BibleThe Satellite Bible AtlasThen and Now Bible Maps - Fold out Pamphlet [simple Bible map to easily carry around]-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/207/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 206The first week of each month, we examine one of God’s Names to learn more about Who He is and how Jesus reveals and showcases this incredible attribute to us in the flesh (for He is God in the flesh).In today's study we examine God's Name "Jehovah Rapha": the God Who Heals.God is a healer and delights in healing—physically, emotionally, and most importantly, spiritually. This amazing attribute finds it ways throughout all of Scripture, climaxing in Jesus Christ … and is still true today.Discover this important aspect of God's nature, for we all need our "bitter waters" healed and made sweet.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/206/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 205Giving should be the normal lifestyle of a Christian.Yet too many of us hoard our time, resources, energy, and money rather than generously give to those in need and for the purpose of Kingdom work.In this episode, Nathan talks about tithe, eleven New Testament principles for giving, a concept for how to spend money, and concludes with an exhortation to not merely be givers but to be extravagant givers.Enter to win this month's Deeper Christian book giveaway of Randy Alcorn's biblical guide Managing God's Money.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/205/

Deeper Christian Podcast • Episode 204Who owns your life?That may sound like an odd question, but it is an important one in the days in which we live. For a culture that has become obsessed with "stuff," materialism and money can easily usurp God as the center of our lives.In this episode, we examine materialism and the danger to our souls when our stuff owns us … for as Jesus says, you cannot serve two masters, you will either serve God or you will be devoted to wealth.Enter to win this month's Deeper Christian book giveaway of Randy Alcorn's biblical guide Managing God's Money.-----------------View the shownotes for this episode and get other Christ-centered teaching and resources at: deeperChristian.com/204/