Expositional Excerpts

Matthew Pilch
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There is one goal with each episode: take a verse of scripture, or part of a verse, or even a few verses and look at them in their context to find the meaning of that text. Furthermore, this will be a systematic approach, meaning that it won't be random verses picked here and there, but will work through entire books of the Bible. The aim of this is to make the Bible accessible to virtually any audience and to keep it on the shorter side. Each episode will normally be between 10-20 minutes, though there may be some rare exceptions.

  1. 2025/02/28

    Special Announcement

    Special announcement as we look back on 621 episodes of the podcast and talk about the future.

  2. 2025/02/27

    Revelation 22:20-21

    Revelation 22:18-21 covers the final section of the book of Revelation which I have titled "Faithful to the End." In this section we are working with the idea that We must adhere to the words of this book! In vv. 18-19 learned about 1) The Prohibition of Christ. Now, in v. 20a we see 2) The Promise of Christ. Then, in v. 20b we see 3) The Prayer to Christ. And finally, in v. 21, we learn of 4) The Present of Christ.

  3. 2025/02/26

    Revelation 22:18b-19

    Revelation 22:18-21 covers the final section of the book of Revelation which I have titled "Faithful to the End." In this section we are working with the idea that We must adhere to the words of this book! We began to unpack vv. 18-19 where we are learning of 1) The Prohibition of Christ. In v. 18a we saw a) The recipients. Now, in v. 18b we see b) The prohibition against addition. Then, in v. 19 we see c) the prohibition against subtraction.

  4. 2025/02/25

    Revelation 22:18a

    Revelation 22:18-21 covers the final section of the book of Revelation which I have titled "Faithful to the End." In this section we are working with the idea that We must adhere to the words of this book! We begin to unpack vv. 18-19 where we learn of 1) The Prohibition of Christ. In v. 18a we see a) The recipients.

  5. 2025/02/24

    Revelation 22:17

    Revelation 22:16-17 covers the topic of "Revelation for the Church." Here, we are working with the idea that The Church needs to understand the book of Revelation! In v. 16 we noted first of all 1) The One who wants us to understand. Now, continuing to discuss v. 16, we see 2) The Recipients of the Book. Finally, in v. 17, we look at 3) The Invitation.

  6. 2025/02/21

    Revelation 22:16

    Revelation 22:16-17 covers the topic of "Revelation for the Church." Here, we are working with the idea that The Church needs to understand the book of Revelation! In v. 16 we note first of all 1) The One who wants us to understand.

  7. 2025/02/20

    Revelation 22:12-15

    Revelation 22:12-15 covers the topic of "Payday with Jesus." Here, we are working with the idea that Payday is coming! In vv. 12-13 we noted 1) The Person bringing the pay. Again, in v. 12 we saw 2) The Timing of Payday. Now, going back to v. 12 one more time, and then into vv. 14-15, we see finally 3) The Fairness of Payday.

  8. 2025/02/19

    Revelation 22:12-13

    Revelation 22:12-15 covers the topic of "Payday with Jesus." Here, we are working with the idea that Payday is coming! In vv. 12-13 we note 1) The Person bringing the pay. Again, in v. 12 we see 2) The Timing of Payday.

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There is one goal with each episode: take a verse of scripture, or part of a verse, or even a few verses and look at them in their context to find the meaning of that text. Furthermore, this will be a systematic approach, meaning that it won't be random verses picked here and there, but will work through entire books of the Bible. The aim of this is to make the Bible accessible to virtually any audience and to keep it on the shorter side. Each episode will normally be between 10-20 minutes, though there may be some rare exceptions.

資訊

  • 創作者
    Matthew Pilch
  • 活躍年代
    2022年 - 2025年
  • 集數
    626
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © Matthew Pilch
  • 節目網站
    Expositional Excerpts