
BibleTalk with Jeff Asher
BibleTalk with Jeff Asher began in 1988 as a call-in radio broadcast which aired for ten years on KGNC in Amarillo, TX. Later it moved to the internet as a website for articles, class materials, sermon outlines and debates to be downloaded for use all over the world. Now, BibleTalk is still growing and changing, being a podcast for audio and, eventually, video Bible study resources.
Episodes

Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
It is often said the Church of Christ is "different" by which is meant that it is odd or out of step with what is generally accepted by the majority. However, Jesus said that His church would be different, and that His people are to be unique. The term "different" should not be used as a pejoritve to prejudice minds. Yes, the church of Christ is different, but why is the Church of Christ different? Jeff Asher leads a series of studies to explore just that question.

Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
It is often said the Church of Christ is "different" by which is meant that it is odd or out of step with what is generally accepted by the majority. However, Jesus said that His church would be different, and that His people are to be unique. The term "different" should not be used as a pejoritve to prejudice minds. Yes, the church of Christ is different, but why is the Church of Christ different? Jeff Asher leads a series of studies to explore just that question.

Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
It is often said the Church of Christ is "different" by which is meant that it is odd or out of step with what is generally accepted by the majority. However, Jesus said that His church would be different, and that His people are to be unique. The term "different" should not be used as a pejoritve to prejudice minds. Yes, the church of Christ is different, but why is the Church of Christ different? Jeff Asher leads a series of studies to explore just that question.

Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
IT is often said the Church of Christ is "different" by which is meant that it is odd or out of step with what is generally accepted by the majority. However, Jesus said that His church would be different, and that His people are to be unique. The term "different" should not be used as a pejoritve to prejudice minds. Yes, the church of Christ is different, but why is the Church of Christ different? Jeff Asher leads a series of studies to explore just that question.

Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
Wednesday Jan 29, 2025
IT is often said the Church of Christ is "different" by which is meant that it is odd or out of step with what is generally accepted by the majority. However, Jesus said that His church would be different, and that His people are to be unique. The term "different" should not be used as a pejoritve to prejudice minds. Yes, the church of Christ is different, but why is the Church of Christ different? Jeff Asher leads a series of studies to explore just that question.

Monday Jan 27, 2025
Monday Jan 27, 2025
The Bible can be divided into 15 periods of Bible History. Recognizing these divisions is helpful for organizing the Bible chronologically in the mind and relating the various books to one another. The fifth of these 15 Periods is called the Period of Wilderness Wanderings. This period extends from the turning into the Wilderness of Shur to the death of Moses on the Plains of Moab (Exodus 15:22-Deuteronomy 34:12). [This study covers the Tabernacle.]

Monday Jan 27, 2025
Monday Jan 27, 2025
The Bible can be divided into 15 periods of Bible History. Recognizing these divisions is helpful for organizing the Bible chronologically in the mind and relating the various books to one another. The fifth of these 15 Periods is called the Period of Egyptian Bondage. This period extends from the turning into the Wilderness of Shur to the death of Moses on the Plains of Moab (Exodus 15:22-Deuteronomy 34:12).

Monday Jan 27, 2025
Monday Jan 27, 2025
The Bible can be divided into 15 periods of Bible History. Recognizing these divisions is helpful for organizing the Bible chronologically in the mind and relating the various books to one another. The fifth of these 15 Periods is called the Period of Egyptian Bondage. This period extends from the turning into the Wilderness of Shur to the death of Moses on the Plains of Moab (Exodus 15:22-Deuteronomy 34:12). {This study covers the last six commandments.]

Thursday Jan 09, 2025
Thursday Jan 09, 2025
That phrase, "For thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever," is often times referred to as the doxology. Jesus is teaching us to pray, He's teaching us that we need to attribute praise and glory to God. So that says to us, just very simply and obviously one of the things that we should be doing in our prayers is glorifying God.
If there is anything we don't do enough of, it is praising, glorifying, and magnifying the name of God. Perhaps some of that is just simply the fact that we feel a little bit inadequate, and we can't even begin to match the words of the Apostle Paul or the Psalmist David, but those are the words of the Holy Spirit. And so it wouldn't hurt us to try and remember some of those words when we pray and use that language to describe God or if nothing else just simply do as Paul and the Lord often did and simply say, to God be the glory forever Just give God the glory Give God the praise and that's what we need to be doing in our prayers

Wednesday Jan 08, 2025
Wednesday Jan 08, 2025
When I kneel in prayer, I come as one who reverences God, and as I am praying I pray in such a way as I reverence God, and when I get up and I leave my closet from prayer and I go back out into the world I live as if I am in the presence of God that's the point of prayer. I dedicate myself to accomplishing that. The idea of praying for something and then not doing anything about it is ridiculous. In this lesson we will learn that "give us this day our daily bread" does not mean we are to pray and do nothing but wait. Does what God says about working not apply? "Let him that stole still no longer but rather let him labor with his hands; a man will not work should he eat." Can I pray, "God give us this day our daily bread" and then I sit down, spread my arms, and open my mouth waiting for manna from heaven?