Bible Centered with Victor Jackson
The Bible is the infallible word of God and through it we can find revelation and understanding that can transform our lives.
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Romans 1:8-17 | No Shame in the Gospel (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode Dr. Jackson is recording from the University of Oxford in England. He walks us through the full assurance that resides in the gospel of Jesus Christ. We will not be brought to shame for fully trusting in the gospel. We will discover that the gospel is sufficient for life's most difficult seasons. God will not let us down. We will discover that the gospel of Christ is truly the power of God unto salvation.
Romans 1:1-7 | An Unexpected Introduction (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode Dr. Victor Jackson begin a new Bible series on the epistle of Romans. We discussed the tensions that were in the church in Rome and how the Apostle Paul addressed these issues in a Christlike manner. Paul started his letter by calling himself a servant of Jesus Christ. Dr. Jackson highlights the humility and unity that is required of Christians in this hour.
The Resilience of a Wounded Child (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode, Victor M. Jackson discussed the story of Mephibosheth and how trauma can damage a child's sense of self. Trauma can damage the part of us that makes it difficult to recognize where we stand in the world. We highlighted parts of Mephibosheth's story that revealed his resilience. You possess that same resilience. This episode will help you maintain your identity when experiencing trauma.
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