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Author Archives: Dr. Matthew Lee Smith
Studying James 5:19!
Welcome to the Transformed Podcast! Dr. Matthew Smith, director of Eagles In Leadership, continues to teach verse by verse through the book of James, one verse per podcast. These studies were recorded live in his class at Bible Believers Christian College … Continue reading
Hope For Today – Loves Does No Wrong to a Neighbor!
Photo Credit: pastormattblog.com It’s Valentines Day! A time to share fattening sweets, overpriced flowers and credit card busting dinners with the ones we love. But, is that really how love is expressed? I’m Dr. Matthew Lee Smith and I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged calendar, generous, Law, love, neighbor, sacrifice, Valentine's Day
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Studying James 5:18!
Welcome to the Transformed Podcast! Dr. Matthew Smith, director of Eagles In Leadership, continues to teach verse by verse through the book of James, one verse per podcast. These studies were recorded live in his class at Bible Believers Christian College … Continue reading
Posted in James Study, Transformed
Tagged anointing, Bible, cheerful, church, confess, drought, elders, Elijah, faith, forgive, forgiven, forgiveness, God, happy, heal, healed, ill, James, Jesus, Lord, name, offense, one another, pray, prayer, Psalms, rain, right, righteous, save, sick, sin, sing, suffer, suffering, trespasses
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Hard Heartedness Refuses to Acknowledge the Lord Despite Personal Experience!
Some thoughts from Exodus 8:11-15 (ESV) The hard-heartedness of Pharaoh refused to acknowledge the Lord and His works despite personal involvement in the miraculous. When the frogs died in Egypt at the time requested of Pharaoh, one would think that … Continue reading
Hope For Today – Help Me Be Brave!
Photo Credit: sarahkocischeilz.wordpress.com Fear is insidious, isn’t it? It scares us right down to the lint between our toes. It stops us in our tracks and derails our life in an instant! I’m Dr. Matthew Lee Smith and I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged abundant, brave, church, courage, disciple, faith, fear, global problems, heart, Jesus, lawlessness, life, reward
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Transformed #283: Modeling Our Sunday School After New Testament Health and Growth!
Sometimes we make the simple way too complicated. This is especially true when it comes to our discipleship using Sunday School or small groups. As we continue our New Year series, “When Sunday School Works Well!” Dr. Matthew Lee Smith … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday School, Transformed
Tagged baptize, complicated, disciple, empathy, growth, harmony, health, Jesus, lifestyle, method, obey, relationships, simple, Sunday School, sympathy, Unity
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Studying James 5:17!
Welcome to the Transformed Podcast! Dr. Matthew Smith, director of Eagles In Leadership, continues to teach verse by verse through the book of James, one verse per podcast. These studies were recorded live in his class at Bible Believers Christian College … Continue reading
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Tagged anointing, Bible, cheerful, church, confess, drought, elders, Elijah, faith, forgive, forgiven, forgiveness, God, happy, heal, healed, ill, James, Jesus, Lord, name, offense, one another, pray, prayer, Psalms, rain, right, righteous, save, sick, sin, sing, suffer, suffering, trespasses
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Hard Heartedness Refuses to Acknowledge God’s Supernatural Activities!
Some thoughts from Exodus 7:20-25 (ESV) The hard-heartedness of Pharaoh refused to take the supernatural actions of the Lord to heart. We begin to understand Pharaoh better as we explore his stubborn refusal to accommodate the Lord’s command. Despite the … Continue reading
