My God and My Neighbor

Tennessee Bible College
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My God and My Neighbor is a “Bible talk show” that looks at religious issues, Christian living and world events in light of the Word of God to give hope. This podcast is a ministry of Tennessee Bible College. TBC offers a bachelor's in Bible studies, a master of theology, and a doctorate of theology in apologetics and Christian evidences. TBC also provides Christian books, audio recordings on the Bible, and free Bible courses in English and Spanish. Tune in to My God and My Neighbor to experience the educational content that TBC has been delivering for nearly five decades!

  1. 15h ago

    Living in a Changing World — Episode 5: When Leaders Brag

    When people know the Bible, they understand life better. One of the simple yet profound truths of the Scriptures is that “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall” (Prov. 16:18). A thousand years after Simon wrote these words, Jesus said, “Whoever exalts himself shall be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted” (Matt. 23:12). There are few things that lead to pride like power. That is why people in positions of authority are suspect to it. This episode looks at an ancient king who was warned by God but paid no attention to the warning and suffered the consequences. It is a warning to any politician today. More than that, it is a warning to us all not to give in to the old enemy called pride. Read about this subject Scripture: Daniel 4“A President’s Mind and the Hand of God”Listen to more on this subject  America Through the Eyes of Isaiah, Track #15 "God Rules Nations"

    31 min

  2. Jul 1

    A Vote on Women “Pastors”

    There are two kinds of Bible readers: those who read it for themselves and those who want someone else to do their thinking for them. That’s why there is so much big government religion today. Denominations set up a governing body supposedly to guide and assist the individual churches in that denomination. There are tow major problems with that arrangement. First, there is no biblical authority for it. Second, it is the source of  many personal and doctrinal problems. A recent example is the Southern Baptist Church which is coming under fire for proposing a “constitutional” ban on women preachers. A vote of delegates passed the resolution with almost 75% approving the inclusion of the ban. But the proposal must pass two consecutive years to become part of the Southern Baptist charter.  This episode will look at two questions about this issue in light of the Scriptures: Why do churches vote on matters the Bible already addresses? Does the New Testament authorize any form of church government higher than elders who oversee individual congregations? Read about this subject Scripture: I Timothy 2:11-3:12; I Corinthians 14:34-35What is “Church”? Chapters 5, 9-11Listen to more on this subject  Jesus and Issues of Today: “Can Women Be Preachers?”

    31 min

  3. Jun 24

    Living in a Changing World — Episode 4: A Furnace of Fire

    How many times has your faith really been put to the test? Your faith is tested every day, but there are times in the life of a Christian when our faith seems to be pressed to the limit. It's not that we're unclear about what we should do. The problem is that it also seems very clear what could happen if we do. That stress causes fear, and that fear clouds our judgment. We must choose between faith and fear.  Three godly, successful young men in the Old Testament found themselves in a life or death situation that revolved around their religion. They were given a choice—disobey God in order to obey the government or obey God and die. Their story is a tremendous example of faith and the courage it gives. That Bible story is known as the fiery furnace, and it is a powerful lesson for Christians today. Read about this subject Scripture: Daniel 3“A President’s Mind and the Hand of God”Listen to more on this subject  Bible Commentary, Track #32 in Ephesians study

    31 min

  4. Jun 17

    Living in a Changing World — Episode 3: Governments Change, But God Doesn’t

    Nations rise and nations fall. Politicians come and go. The world of politics is unstable and unpredictable. It’s no wonder that elections make us nervous. We work hard to secure our lives and set things in place for our families, and the government with a single decision can change everything we’ve built. We sometimes fear what the future will bring in our nation.  Daniel lived in a foreign land. He had already been ripped away from his home in Judah and was taken to live and work in a country he did not choose—the strange land of Babylon. But in chapter two he learned that he would see another great change. The nation of Babylon seemed secure, but that would eventually change. Another nation would conquer Babylon and Daniel would find himself under a new government. But that was not all that God revealed. The nation that conquered Babylon would be conquered by another kingdom, and then that kingdom would be defeated by another empire.  The cycle of changing administrations of power is the same. But God showed Daniel that He would establish a kingdom that is the exception to the rule. That kingdom will not fall and be replaced by another. It will stand forever. Read about this subject Scripture: Daniel 2What is “Church?”Listen to more on this subject  Bible Doctrine, “The Church”, “The Kingdom”

    30 min

  5. Jun 10

    Living in a Changing World — Episode 2: His World Changed Overnight

    Americans disagree with each other on many points, but there is one thing we agree on: things are changing and they’re changing fast. People are moving from one state to another and from one country to another. The world is a smaller place. Everything seems to be challenged: our government, our education, our families, our values and our way of life.  The book of Daniel is about adjusting to change—not compromising, but standing for what is right and against the wrong while learning how to get along with others with different customs and opinions. Daniel did both. He stood for truth and refused to budge. But he accepted changes that were inconsequential to his faith.  Daniel was a young man whose life changed overnight. He was taken to the strange land of Babylon where everything was different. He saw quickly that he had to choose his battles. There was no point in resisting everything in the Babylonian way of life. But there were some lines he would not cross because the law of God had drawn those lines.  We are living in a spiritual and moral Babylon today. Our world has changed and we are forced to deal with it. Daniel is noted for his wisdom in dealing with difficult matters. We need that wisdom today. This is the perfect book for our time and situation, and this first episode will teach us an important truth about living in a changing world. Read about this subject Scripture: Daniel 1“Thoughts on the Passing of Time”Listen to more on this subject  Bible Commentary, I Corinthians

    31 min

  6. Jun 3

    Living in a Changing World — Episode 1

    We may not like change, but it’s part of life. And there are times when the world around us changes suddenly, drastically and permanently. Life can be so fast and different that our heads swim and it’s hard to think clearly. Today is one of those times. Everything in this country is changing quickly—our neighbors, our government, our schools, our values, our families and even our religion.  How can we as Christians keep our focus in an ever-changing society? This episode is the beginning of a series on this pressing question. In this first episode, we’ll look at a book in the Old Testament that talks about how things change, how they don’t, and how to hold on to our faith when our hectic lives leave us feeling dizzy. Read about this subject Scripture: Ecclesiastes“Perilous Times”Listen to more on this subject  RENEW 2024 – “Understanding the Times”

    30 min

  7. May 27

    Gog and Magog: Is Russia a Sign of the End?

    An old but still popular view is that Gog and Magog in the Bible refers to Russia, and toward the end of time Russia and its allies will join forces to fight against the nation of Israel. And with all the wars going on, it’s no wonder that people are talking about Gog and Magog. Israel is at war with the Palestinians. Russia is at war with the Ukrainians. The United States is it war with Iran. All this conflict is drawing attention to the Middle East. Preachers and podcasters are speculating about the end of time, and they’re looking for prophecies in the Old Testament and clues from the book of Revelation. They think those prophecies predict what’s going on today in the Middle East, and that’s why we’re hearing the words Gog and Magog more than usual. Most people, even many Bible readers, have never heard of these strange words. Who or what is “Gog and Magog,” and what does this Bible prophecy mean? This episode goes back to the book of Ezekiel where these words were first written and looks at what they mean in their biblical and historical context. Read about this subject Scripture: Ezekiel 38-39; Daniel 8; Revelation 20:7-9Listen to more on this subject  “Gog and Magog”

    31 min

  8. May 20

    The Most Googled Questions About God — Episode 8: Can I Know God Personally?

    We can know that God is. Even nature teaches us that. David said, “The heavens declare the glory of God” (Psalm 19:1). But knowing God is different. It’s like the difference between knowing who someone is and knowing him on a personal level.  People all over the world sense that there is more to this life than what they see. And they yearn to know the One who created all this. But can they? And if so, how can we know God? Loneliness is common today. Because of the internet, never before have people been connected to so many and at the same time felt so lonely. We are social creatures. That’s how God made us. We long for relationships with others and we need above all else the right relationship with God. This episode explores what knowing God means and how the Bible answers this commonly Googled question. Read about this subject Scripture: Psalm 139; Psalm 8; I Timothy 2:5; John 17:1-3“Living for Jesus”Listen to more on this subject  2018 RENEW Lectureship, “Who is Like Unto Thee?”, “Delighting in Mercy”

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My God and My Neighbor is a “Bible talk show” that looks at religious issues, Christian living and world events in light of the Word of God to give hope. This podcast is a ministry of Tennessee Bible College. TBC offers a bachelor's in Bible studies, a master of theology, and a doctorate of theology in apologetics and Christian evidences. TBC also provides Christian books, audio recordings on the Bible, and free Bible courses in English and Spanish. Tune in to My God and My Neighbor to experience the educational content that TBC has been delivering for nearly five decades!

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    Tennessee Bible College
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
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