The Bible Matters Podcast

What strategy should the church follow in order to reach a broken world?

In this episode we feature a talk from William Taylor on Titus 3 that was given at a gathering of church leaders and ministry staff in London. In the talk, William looks at Paul's instructions to Timothy, and particularly the instructions on how he's to respond to false teachers.

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In this episode we feature a talk from William Taylor on Titus 3 that was given at a gathering of church leaders and ministry staff in London. In the talk, William looks at Paul's instructions to Timothy, and particularly the instructions on how he's to respond to false teachers.

Questions answered in this episode:

- What is God's strategy for the church?

- How should churches address false teaching?

- How should a Gospel worker respond to false teachers?

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How will God save the world? 

In this episode we feature a talk from William Taylor on Titus 1-2 that was given at a gathering of church leaders and ministry staff in London. In the talk, William looks at Paul's instructions to Timothy concerning his ministry to Crete, and how we can learn from it as we seek to minister in our context. 

Questions answered in this episode:

- How will God save the world?

-What should ministry look like?

-What do I need to do to be a pastor? 

- What should I focus on in my ministry. 

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Who is Jesus? And what verdict have you reached?

In this powerful concluding address from the "Who's Jesus?" series, John Stott argues that the claims of Jesus demand a response. Drawing from Matthew 11:25-30, he explores Jesus' extraordinary statements about himself, his unique ability to reveal God, and his invitation to all who are weary and burdened.

Stott explains why Christianity is more than religion, why God reveals himself to the humble, and why so many people hesitate to respond to Jesus' call. He examines the burden of guilt, the offer of forgiveness through the cross, and the challenge of taking upon ourselves the yoke of Christ.

At the heart of this talk is a simple but unavoidable question: if Jesus is who he claimed to be, can we really remain neutral?

Questions answered in this episode:

-Who did Jesus claim to be, and why are his claims so remarkable?

-Why does Jesus say that only he can reveal God?

-Why does God reveal himself to the humble but hide himself from the proud?

-What stops people from coming to Christ?

-What does it mean to take Jesus' yoke upon yourself and follow him?

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Why does the church so often disappoint people? And what did Jesus actually intend it to be?

In this classic address, John Stott asks whether Christians are merely harmless spectators in society or whether Jesus intended his followers to be a transformative force for good. Beginning with the memorable question, "Are Christians cabbages or kings?", he explores God's purpose for the church and its calling to be a distinct community in the world.

Questions Answered in This Episode:

Why is the church central to God's purpose for the world?

Why do so many people become disillusioned with the church?

What did Jesus mean when he called his followers "salt" and "light"?

How should Christians be different from the culture around them?

What does it mean to build your life on the rock rather than the sand?

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