Dustin Daniels is the Pastor-Teacher of River Bible Church in Cottonwood, AZ. River Bible Church prays that you will Experience God Verse by Verse and Share Jesus Day By Day.
River Bible Church | Dustin Daniels
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Dustin Daniels is the Pastor-Teacher of River Bible Church in Cottonwood, AZ. River Bible Church prays that you will Experience God Verse by Verse and Share Jesus Day By Day.
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March 15, 2024
Episode 217: Matthew 13:8 & 23 | Three Ways to Spiritual Abundance
<p>What good is a fruit tree if it doesn’t produce any fruit? It’s not good — Jesus actually curses a fruit tree and kills it for not doing what its designed to do. (Mark 11:12) All that to say this — we learned that the first three soils are spiritually dirty and polluted. There was no purity to the soil—those soils are all contaminated. Those soils (aka people’s hearts) have a mixture of other loves and priorities in this life that prevent them from bearing fruit. So, we are zero for three. The question before us today is, how do we hear, listen, believe, and actually produce spiritual fruit? In other words: <em>How do we finish life well? </em>The answer lies in the fourth soil.</p>
March 7, 2024
Episode 216: Matthew 13:3-7; 18-22 | Three Ways to Spiritual Disaster
<p>Today, we’ll study the Parable of the Sower/Seed/Soils. Now titles matter. Jesus has many titles — sermons have titles. Both are important. While it might be tempting to focus on the sower or even the seed — this parable’s main focus are the different types of soils. And the reason for that is because the sower and the seed remain the same throughout the entire parable. There is no variation between the farmer and his seed. However, there are variations/differences between the soils. So, if we were to title this parable theoretically — we would call it “The Parable of the Soils.” However, that title would only be half correct. When we look at Jesus’ explanation, we’ll notice that we miss a profoundly deep theological truth if we hear this story from a surface-level reading. So, if we want to be theoretically and theologically correct, we would title this parable “Three Ways to Spiritual Disaster.” What are the three ways?</p>
March 2, 2024
Episode 215: Matthew 13:1-3 | Jesus, Parables, and ‘Plan B’
<p>In every book of the OT, we’ll see a ‘Plan B.’ And when we flip to the Gospels, we see God’s Plan B regarding the redemption of our sin. The Scribes and Pharisees have officially rejected Jesus as their Messiah and Savior. And Jesus says, “Fine, I’ve got Plan B. Jesus now has a new focus on how to complete His mission. Now, what would you recommend if you had a suggestion for Jesus on how to complete His mission? I would suggest Rambo or, at the very least, Jason Bourne. But killing everybody and starting over didn’t work the first time — just ask Noah. So Jesus does something unthinkable today. What is it, and how does it apply to you today?</p>
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