Harvester Podcast

Florida School of Preaching
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The Harvester Podcast is brought to you by the Florida School of Preaching. Listen weekly to take a dive into biblical topics and thoughtful studies on things that matter to our eternal souls.

  1. 1d ago

    The Suffering Servant - Isaiah 52:13-53:12 (S6E7)

    The host examines Isaiah 52:13-53:12, tracing how the suffering Servant is humiliated and exalted, rejected and acquainted with grief, suffers vicariously for sin, submits to God, and ultimately receives victory and reward. The episode connects Isaiah's prophecy with New Testament passages about Jesus, explaining why the Servant's death and resurrection matter for redemption. (00:00) - Opening hymn and the Isaiah 53 lesson (05:02) - Obedience through suffering in Isaiah 50 (06:28) - Isaiah 52: the servant exalted through humiliation (09:21) - Why the servant suffers before he is exalted (11:15) - A suffering king, not a political warrior (12:30) - Rejected, despised, and acquainted with grief (15:24) - The tender plant and the remnant of Israel (17:23) - Why followers turned away from Jesus (19:18) - Isaiah 53: the servant suffers on our behalf (21:13) - Spiritual healing and reconciliation of Jew and Gentile (24:38) - The innocent servant's total submission (26:08) - Jesus' silence before false accusations (29:01) - The servant's death and burial with the rich (31:02) - The servant's victory, reward, and resurrection (34:24) - Why Christ's sacrifice was God's purpose, not plan B (35:52) - The servant sees his seed and lives forever (40:10) - Learning the gospel and coming to Christ (42:06) - Christ defeats Satan and frees people from death's fear (44:02) - Christ identified with humanity and intercedes for us (47:18) - Closing appeal and next study: Jeremiah

  2. Oct 26

    New Heavens and New Earth in the New Testament (S6E6)

    Hosts Brian Kenyon and Steven Ford examine the New Testament uses of “new heavens and new earth” in 2 Peter 3 and Revelation 21, comparing and contrasting them to Isaiah’s Messianic Kingdom imagery. They argue that the passages point to God’s eternal dwelling for the righteous beyond this world, which will be destroyed. (00:00) - Introducing the New Testament’s new heavens and new earth (02:19) - 2 Peter 3: scoffers, the flood, and the day of the Lord (05:32) - Why Peter’s message is about how believers should live (08:39) - The present heavens and earth pass away (13:08) - What “elements” and “fervent heat” mean in context (18:18) - The earth’s works, manuscript variants, and the judgment (22:05) - Trusting God when Scripture leaves details unexplained (25:01) - The promise and meaning of a new dwelling (31:24) - “New” means a different quality, not a renovation (37:47) - Why biblical pictures of bodies and garments have limits (43:24) - Reading Revelation 21 after the final judgment (49:31) - No more sea: the end of separation from God (54:05) - Isaiah, Peter, and John: the episode’s central conclusion

  3. Oct 19

    Isaiah: New Heavens and New Earth - Part 2 (S6E5)

    This lesson explores the biblical teachings on the new heavens and the new earth, focusing on Isaiah's prophecies and their spiritual significance. It emphasizes understanding the Old Testament context to grasp the Messianic kingdom and its future fulfillment. (00:00) - Introduction to Isaiah's Prophecies on the New Heavens and New Earth (01:48) - The Creation and the Significance of Genesis 1:1-2 (04:10) - God's Sovereignty and the Spiritual Dwelling Place (05:37) - Contrast Between Rebellious and Faithful in Isaiah 66 (07:59) - The Judgment of the Rebellious and the Blessing of the Righteous (11:47) - The Birth of the Messianic Kingdom and Its Enduring Nature (15:12) - The Role of Gentiles and the Universal Scope of God's Kingdom (17:53) - The Final State: Joy for the Righteous and Judgment for the Rebellious (21:05) - The Eternal Difference Between the Rebellious and the Righteous (23:54) - Understanding the Context of New Heavens and New Earth in the Bible (25:24) - Conclusion: The Future of God's Spiritual Dwelling Place

  4. Oct 13

    Isaiah: New Heavens and New Earth - Part 1 (S6E4)

    In this lesson, we explore the biblical concept of the new heavens and new earth as discussed in Isaiah, focusing on its spiritual and messianic implications. We examine the Old Testament foundations and how they relate to the Messianic kingdom, providing a comprehensive understanding of this profound prophecy. (00:00) - Introduction to the concept of new heavens and new earth (01:52) - The biblical foundation: Genesis and the Old Testament view of heavens and earth (05:52) - Isaiah's explicit mention of new heavens and new earth (11:59) - The contrast between rebellious and faithful in Isaiah's prophecy (20:08) - The spiritual and messianic interpretation of Isaiah's prophecy (30:01) - The new way of life and the new nature in Isaiah's vision (39:48) - The fulfillment of the prophecy: Messianic kingdom and spiritual renewal (42:04) - Conclusion and implications for understanding biblical eschatology

  5. Oct 5

    Isaiah 7:14-16 - Two Prophecies or One? (S6E3)

    In this lesson, we explore the profound significance of Isaiah 7:14-16, examining this passage as two separate predictions, one about the coming Messiah's birth (Isaiah 7:14-15) and the other about the alliance of Israel and Syria being broken, thus sparing Judah (Isaiah 7:16, where “the Child [the boy, ESV]” goes back to Isaiah’s son, 7:3). Discover how these prophecies encouraged God’s faithful in their lifetime and far beyond when the Messiah would come. (00:00) - Introduction to Isaiah 7:14-16 and its significance (02:11) - Historical context of Isaiah's prophecy in 8th century BC (04:09) - The long-term messianic prediction in Isaiah 7:14 (06:10) - The short-term fulfillment in Isaiah 7:16 (07:48) - Different interpretations of Isaiah 7:14 (10:00) - The importance of understanding dual prophecy fulfillment (11:52) - Biblical evidence supporting the virgin birth of Jesus (13:58) - The significance of Matthew 1:22-23 in fulfillment (15:51) - The wider context of Isaiah 7 and its historical setting (17:55) - The theological implications of Isaiah's prophecy (19:50) - Summary and conclusion: trusting biblical prophecy

  6. Sep 28

    A Holy View from Heaven (S6E2)

    In this lesson, we explore Isaiah chapter one, focusing on God's holiness, the severity of Israel's sin, and the pathway to restoration. Join us as we analyze the imagery and messages that highlight God's justice and mercy. (00:00) - Introduction to Isaiah Chapter One: God's Holiness and Israel's Sin (02:10) - God's Holiness Manifested in Judgment of Israel's Rebellion (04:11) - Israel's Sinfulness Compared to Animals and Sick Bodies (07:06) - The Indictment of Israel's External Worship and Heart Condition (11:11) - God's Displeasure with Vain Religious Rituals (14:23) - The Call to True Worship in Spirit and Truth (16:30) - God's Offer of Cleansing and Path to Restoration (20:41) - God's Invitation to Reason and the Promise of Cleansing (23:33) - The Consequences of Rebellion and the Hope of Restoration (28:48) - God's Justice, Power, and the Path to Righteousness (33:37) - Summary: God's Holiness and Our Reflection in Isaiah 1

  7. Sep 21

    Introduction to the Book of Isaiah (S6E1)

    In this lesson, we explore the life, background, and prophetic ministry of Isaiah, the major prophet, and discuss the evidence supporting his authorship and the unity of his book. We also delve into the historical context of Isaiah's prophecies and their fulfillment, emphasizing the supernatural nature of the biblical text. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Isaiah and the Major Prophets01:52 The Role of Prophets as God's Mouthpieces04:11 Isaiah's Family Background and Royal Lineage06:06 Historical Context of Isaiah's Ministry07:55 Evidence Supporting Isaiah's Single Authorship10:13 Messianic Prophecies in Isaiah12:09 External Evidence for Isaiah's Authorship14:10 Unity of the Book of Isaiah Across Sections16:02 The Supernatural Nature of Isaiah's Prophecies18:01 Implications for Faith and Biblical Authority19:53 Conclusion and Next Steps in Study

  8. Sep 14

    Bumper-Sowed 21: Lessons From Job (Part 9) - God's Concluding Lessons on Job

    In this lesson, we explore the profound lessons from the book of Job, emphasizing trust in God through suffering, perseverance, and God's mercy. Join us as we delve into Job's story and its relevance for believers today. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Job's story and main themes02:05 Job's perseverance and trust in God03:58 God's response and Job's awe-inspiring encounter05:46 Restoration and blessings in Job's life08:09 The significance of trusting God's plan10:07 Job as a biblical example of faithfulness11:55 God's mercy and compassion in Job's story14:09 Lessons from Job for believers today16:10 The importance of perseverance and trust18:03 Job's story in the New Testament references20:04 Final thoughts: Trusting God beyond understanding

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The Harvester Podcast is brought to you by the Florida School of Preaching. Listen weekly to take a dive into biblical topics and thoughtful studies on things that matter to our eternal souls.

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    Florida School of Preaching
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    91
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