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Welcome to Subtext—where we dive beneath the surface to discover the true meaning of God’s Word. we’re bringing you a series of 10-15 minute deep dives into the messages and books of the Bible we’re exploring together. But this isn’t just any Bible study, y’all.
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#60 For The Sake Of Others (opens the original)
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God’s heart is for the one and He is calling us to go after them. In week two of Run Your Mouth , Pastor Tim Riddick confronts the way Christians can treat evangelism like extra credit: important in theory, but optional in practice. Jesus never approached lost people that way. He crossed the distance, entered their world, and came “to seek and to save the lost” (Luke 19:10). The lost sheep in Luke 15 was not worthless or hopeless it simply wasn’t home yet. So the shepherd refused to remain comfo
#59 Run Your Mouth (opens the original)
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What if the thing you believe disqualifies you is the very place where God wants to display His power? In this kickoff to the Run Your Mouth series, Pastor Tim Riddick challenges us to stop waiting for a smarter, cleaner, more confident version of ourselves before telling people about Jesus. Paul didn’t enter Corinth hiding his weakness or performing for the crowd. He came “in weakness and in fear and much trembling,” determined to proclaim Christ crucified so that their faith would rest on God’
#58 Let It Go (opens the original)
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Some sermons are theory. This one cost something. In this episode of Subtext, Pastor Tim gets unusually personal sharing about the shelf he’d been walking past for twenty-five years. A name he never called. A wound he convinced himself he’d dealt with because he’d survived it. And what happened when he finally picked up the phone before he finished writing a sermon about forgiveness. We’re in Matthew 6 — the Lord’s Prayer — and Jesus puts forgiveness in the same breath as daily bread. Not as an
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