Sea of Fire Ministries seeks to engage the listener’s mind and heart with the faithful exposition of the Bible and complimentary edifying resources for the purpose of giving glory to God and strengthening the faith of His church.
James Meyers, III considers the profound narrative of when Christ was driven into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit to be tested by the devil. He contends while there are similarities between Christ’s testing and our own, there are clear and definite differences.
James Meyers, III concludes our study in the Book of Job by discussing the final chapter found therein and what St. James said about Job in his profound epistle.
James Meyers, III and his wife, Sarah, sit down for a fun interview where Sarah asked James a variety of questions.
James Meyers, III and his wife, Sarah, give their testimony about coming to Christ.
James Meyers, III gives an update regarding Sea of Fire Ministries.
James Meyers, III considers this ominous chapter as he discusses what God is saying in His closing remarks to Job. As there are many interpretations regarding Leviathan, James gives a brief survey of those and then proceeds with why he interprets this passage as he does.
James Meyers, III considers the narrative regarding the demon-possessed man freed by Christ who was possessed by many demons, and thus are called in the singular, “Legion.” As James discusses this account, he examines the realm of the demonic for an age which has “educated [itself] into imbecility” (M. Muggeridge).
James Meyers, III considers the account of Christ forgiving and healing the paralytic who was obtrusively, yet endearingly, let down through a roof before Jesus. James considers this and concludes with what Paul said in 2 Timothy 3.
James Meyers, III considers the 40th chapter in the Book of Job, initiated by God giving Job an opportunity to finally defend himself to which he wisely refuses. God proceeds still further to pose questions to Job, indicating He was not done with His servant. In God’s grace, He presses Job still further into sanctification before considering the behemoth, which in Hebrew is plural for the beasts.
James Meyers, III considers the other half of the occasion begun in our last message. The daughter of Jairus died as Christ attended to the hemorrhaging woman we considered in the previous message. Here, we see the great compassion of our Lord and how strongly committed He is to those who are His own.
James Meyers, III concludes our consideration of the 39th chapter of Job by elaborating on the comparisons between the ostrich and the horse, some underlying theological implications, and concludes by considering what Christ said which was reflective of the conclusion of the chapter. Matthew 24:28 “For wherever the carcass is, there the eagles will be gathered together.”
James Meyers, III begins to consider the account of the woman who had a flow of blood for twelve years and the twelve year old daughter of Jairus, a synagogue ruler. In the great weaving of divine purpose, these accounts cohere into an elegantly beautiful tapestry.
James Meyers, III discusses the living creatures of whom God questions Job which can be found in chapter 39. James finds this section of God’s response to Job fascinating and enlightening.
James Meyers, III discusses the sweet narrative of Christ raising the son of a widow back to life in the town of Nain found in Luke 7:11 - 17. James, also, shows the parallels between this account and the Centurion considered in our last message to the prophetic ministries of the great prophets, Elijah and Elisha.
James Meyers, III continues discussing the 38th chapter of Job, enlarging upon what he said in our last message. It is from the depths of divine compassion that God answers Job with questions intended for him to “consider [His] heavens, and the work of [His] fingers.”
James Meyers, III discusses the Centurion who pleaded for Christ to heal his servant. This wonderful experience can be found in Matthew 8:5 - 13 and Luke 7:1 - 10. James, also, briefly explains the discrepancies between the two accounts.
James Meyers, III considers chapter 38 in the Book of Job and discusses some of the creative design of God’s hand and why He is asking Job these questions, which seem irrelevant on the surface. However, when you look deeper, there are sovereign and gracious reasons for which the Creator shows He is, also, the King of Glory.
James Meyers, III considers the wonderful account of the Syro-Phoenician woman who met with Christ, imploring Christ to heal her suffering daughter. It is one of James’s favorite encounters between Christ and another found in the Gospels. The account can be found in the Gospel of St. Matthew 15:21-28 and the Gospel of St. Mark 7:24-30.
James Meyers, III continues to consider God’s answer to Job, focusing today on being in the presence of the Holy God. While it is well for the saints to ponder His divine love, His mercy and grace, we must kneel in awe of His holiness.
James Meyers, III continues considering the dialogue between Christ and the Pharisees in the tenth chapter of the Gospel of John.
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