KJV Bible Teaching Podcast by Rev Timothy MacDonald

Doctrine of Eternal Security Pt 3: Misinterpreted Scriptures Examined

Welcome back to my KJV Bible Teaching Podcast. I trust and pray that all the episodes that we've uploaded have been a blessing. On this episode, we're going to continue our study on eternal security and what it truly means. This time, we're switching gears and diving into the scriptures that folks often use to attempt to prove the doctrine of losing salvation. We'll debunk these misconceptions and expound on what these scriptures are actually talking about.Jesus warned his disciples about false prophets and the importance of taking all Scripture into account. We explore Matthew 13:1-9 and verses 18-22, discussing the parable of the sower and how it's often taken out of context. We'll also examine other frequently misinterpreted passages such as Hebrews 6:4-6, Galatians 5:4, and Ezekiel 18:24-26.By understanding the proper context and the overall message of these scriptures, we aim to clarify the true meaning of eternal security. Join us as we delve into these passages and provide a clearer understanding of their intent. Be sure to tune in next week as we continue debunking more scriptures in our study of eternal security.

Doctrine of Eternal Security Pt 2

Welcome to a riveting episode of the "KJV Bible Teaching Podcast," where our host, Tim MacDonald, delves deeper into the "Doctrine of Eternal Security." Relying on the teachings of the KJV Bible, Tim presents a refreshing perspective on eternal security, casting lights on its deep-seated truths and misleading myths.
This enlightening episode focuses on the controversial debate surrounding the salvation of a lost soul and the Biblical perspective on eternal security. Taking listeners through a comprehensive journey into the Book of Romans, Tim advocates the eternal security we inherit through Jesus Christ, challenging widely held beliefs and expanding listeners' comprehension of God's words.
In this episode, the concepts of grace and faith are thoroughly explored, featuring engaging discussions on predestination, election, and the downfall of God's people through faithlessness. With a focus on unity and faith among believers, the episode reinforces the importance of a shared place in God's kingdom for all believers, determined by their faith and not their lineage.
As a part of the spiritual journey, we also delve into dissecting the symbolism of olive tree in scriptures and its representation of our anointing with the Holy Ghost. Unravel profound scriptural teachings and enrich your understanding of God's will, mercy and love for humanity throughout this thought-provoking episode of the KJV Bible Teaching Podcast.
Engage with this eye-opening episode and deepen your understanding of what being part of God's spiritual family truly means. As part of the spiritual nation of Israel, we explore the transformation and spiritual rebirth in Christ Jesus, the power of faith, God's unending mercy, compassion, and the promise of our eternal home.
Re-examine prevalent beliefs about church membership, salvation, and the journey to heaven as we steer the conversation toward Romans 11's depth. Be inspired to further comprehend your faith, the power of God's salvation, the divine grace that transforms believers upon salvation, and our new identities in Christ.
Wrap up your journey with this enlightening episode that reassures God's unfailing love and the surety of our salvation. It helps understand the connection between God's covenant with believers and how it ties to the concept of salvation. Join us in this spiritual journey and find comfort in God's eternal security.

Doctrine of Eternal Security Pt 1

In this episode we deep dive into the doctrine of eternal security and what it truly means. We debunk a lot of the stigmas that come along with the belief and clarify what this doctrine truly means.

1 Samuel Chapter 1 (Roundtable) Episode 1

Come with us as myself and my son dive into the scripture of 1 Samuel Chapter 1! In this we dive into many different aspects and laws of this scripture and how they have a moving part in the different parts of this chapter. We explore the faith of Hannah and how she took ALL her petition and bitterness to God! Teaching lead by Brother Tim MacDonald and discussion with Vincent MacDonald.
 
"The fervent effectual prayers of a righteous man availeth much!"

Song of Solomon 5:9-16 and Song of Solomon 6

In this episode we continue our teaching series in the book of Song of Solomon. Today we deep dive into how merciful our God is when it comes to our walk. Its amazing that even in the brides trial, she compelled the daughters of Jerusalem to search our her beloved. Teaching by Brother Tim MacDonald.
 
"She was unwilling, yet made willing by the love of God!"

Song of Solomon 4:10-16 and Song of Solomon 5:1-8

Brother Tim MacDonald continues teaching on our Song of Solomon study and the depth of Gods love for his bride! 
PT 1 of Song of Solomon 4:
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"Jesus desired to have the last supper with his disciples"
 
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Song of Solomon 4:1-9 Part 1

Brother Tim MacDonald teaches on the first 9 verses of Song of Solomon Chapter 4. 
 
"Jesus Christ is our Kinsman Redeemer!!"

Song of Solomon Chapter 3-Episode 3

Brother Tim MacDonald expounds on chapter 3 of Song of Solomon.

Song of Solomon Chapter 2 Episode 2

Brother Tim MacDonald expounds and teaches on Song of Solomon chapter 2. 
 
"...and his banner over me was love"
Song of Solomon 2:4 KJV

Song of Solomon Chapter 1 Episode 1

Brother Tim MacDonald starts the teaching series on the book of Song of Solomon. Come with me as we expound on Christs love for his beloved bride in Song of Solomon 1. 
 
Romans 8:38-39 KJV:
[38] For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, [39] Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.