The Shulamite’s Wilderness Temptation Covenant Fellowship Church podcast

For the first time, Skip Intro goes to The Paris Theater in Manhattan to sit down with Rebecca Ferguson who stars as Captain Olivia Walker in A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE . Directed by Oscar-winning Kathryn Bigelow, the film was screened this month at the historic 535-seat theater — NYC’s longest-running arthouse cinema. Ferguson shares what it was like to read the powerful script written by Noah Oppenheim and how working with Bigelow was unlike any other experience on set. The Mission Impossible actor also talks about jumping off the roof of the Vienna State Opera with Tom Cruise, Denis Villeneuve’s love of veils and jingle jangles in Dune , and teases Netflix’s upcoming Peaky Blinders movie with Cillian Murphy. Video episodes available on Still Watching Netflix YouTube Channel. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts .…

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Verpflichtung gegenüber der Welt 45:56

לפני 5 ימים45:56

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Committing Oneself to the World 45:53

לפני 5 ימים45:53

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The sermon presents Abram's rescue of his nephew Lot as a profound prefiguration of Christ's kingship, illustrating how God's redemptive plan unfolds through faithful acts of deliverance. Centered on Genesis 14, the passage contrasts the chaotic rebellion of wicked kings with Abram's righteous, courageous response as a warrior-king, demonstrating that true kingship involves subduing enemies, defending the vulnerable, and conquering sin and death. The preacher emphasizes that Christ fulfills this royal office by subduing believers through the Holy Spirit, ruling and defending His people through His law and discipline, and ultimately defeating the ultimate enemies of sin and death through His resurrection. The application calls believers to be willing followers, disciplined soldiers, and confident participants in Christ's victory, trusting in His sovereign rule amid a broken world and living with the assurance that He is exalted above all powers, reigning in heavenly places for the glory of God.…

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Überwindung von Streit unter Brüdern 58:14

לפני 12 ימים58:14

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Overcoming Strife Amongst Brothers 58:36

לפני 12 ימים58:36

58:36

This sermon unfolds the transformative journey of Abram, emphasizing three pivotal themes: returning to worship, reconciling with others, and remembering God's eternal promises. Centered on Genesis 13, it portrays Abram's post-Egyptian return not merely as a physical relocation but as a spiritual reorientation—rekindling worship at the altar, demonstrating Christ-like humility by yielding the fertile Jordan Valley to his nephew Lot, and trusting in God's sovereign promise despite personal sacrifice. The narrative contrasts Abram's faithfulness with Lot's tragic choice to settle in Sodom, illustrating how worldly allure leads to spiritual ruin, while God's promise of land, seed, and blessing finds its ultimate fulfillment in Christ, who reconciles humanity to God through His sacrificial death. The sermon applies this truth by calling believers to seek reconciliation in relationships, grounded in humility and forgiveness, reflecting the very nature of Christ's redemptive work, and living in continual dependence on God's unchanging word, which endures forever.…

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The Savior of the World 44:48

לפני 19 ימים44:48

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The passage from John 4:27–42 reveals the transformative power of encountering Christ, as the Samaritan woman, once bound by shame and spiritual emptiness, immediately abandons her physical task to proclaim Jesus as the Messiah, demonstrating that true faith results in joyful, public witness. Jesus uses this moment to teach His disciples about the urgency of spiritual harvest, emphasizing that His mission is to do the Father's will, and that evangelism is not merely about going, but about entering into the labor of those who have sown before—prophets, apostles, and believers throughout history. The text underscores the universal scope of Christ's salvation, showing that He is not only the Savior of Israel but of all nations, as seen in the Samaritans' recognition of Him as the world's Savior. This call to evangelism is both a joyful privilege and a demanding commitment, requiring dedication, perseverance, and a willingness to forsake temporal concerns for eternal purposes, as exemplified by Christ's own obedience and the apostle Paul's endurance. Ultimately, the passage calls believers to live as salt and light, sharing the gospel with joy and steadfastness, knowing that every act of witness is part of a divine, ongoing harvest.…

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Abram's Shortcoming During the Famine 57:17

לפני 19 ימים57:17

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This sermon explores Abraham's sojourn in Egypt during a famine as a pivotal moment revealing the tension between human fear and divine faith, illustrating how even God's chosen servant faltered by relying on deception rather than trusting God's promises. Centered on Genesis 12:10–20, the message unfolds through three movements—Abraham's temporary departure, Pharaoh's abduction of Sarah, and Abraham's expulsion—each reflecting deeper redemptive themes: the foreshadowing of Israel's Exodus, the universality of sin echoing back to Eden, and God's sovereign justice in protecting His covenant. The preacher emphasizes that while Abraham's actions were flawed, God sovereignly used them to glorify Himself, ultimately pointing forward to Christ, the true Israel and second Adam, who perfectly fulfilled God's promises and bore the consequences of sin on behalf of His bride. The application calls believers to persevere in faith by anchoring their hope not in subjective feelings but in the objective, unchanging promises of Scripture, recognizing both the temporal discipline and eternal consequences of sin, while finding assurance in Christ's finished work, which transforms condemnation into salvation.…

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Building Altars to the LORD 46:46

לפני 26 ימים46:46

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The sermon centers on Abraham's call and response to God's promise, highlighting the inseparable connection between faith, obedience, and worship as foundational to the Christian life. Drawing from Genesis 12:4–9, it emphasizes that true saving faith—granted by God alone—naturally produces obedience, as seen in Abraham's journey into the unknown land of Canaan despite its dangers and his own uncertainties. This faith, rooted in God's sovereign grace and not human merit, leads to worship expressed through altar-building and calling upon God's name, symbolizing a life dedicated to Him. The sermon underscores that spiritual rebirth is essential for genuine faith, which endures through doubt and hardship, pointing forward to Christ as the fulfillment of all promises. Ultimately, believers are called to live as pilgrims, obeying God, sacrificing self, and depending wholly on His faithfulness, knowing that He remains with them always, even in the midst of trials and enemies.…

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Altäre für den Herrn 46:37

לפני 26 ימים46:37

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Worship in Spirit and in Truth 43:04

לפני 5 weeks43:04

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The sermon centers on Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well, revealing that true worship is not defined by location or tradition, but by a personal, transformative encounter with Christ as both God and man. Through the lens of John 4:15–26, the preacher emphasizes that spiritual separation—rooted in sin and self-deception—must give way to spiritual worship, which is required by God and must be offered in spirit and truth, reflecting genuine knowledge and submission to divine revelation. The passage underscores Christ's divine identity, particularly through His use of the divine name 'I am,' affirming His hypostatic union and making Him the sole object of worship. The application calls believers to find comfort and peace in worshiping the unchanging, sovereign God, especially in suffering, and to rest in the assurance of salvation secured by Christ's atoning work, which satisfies the soul's deepest longings and reconciles humanity to God.…

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Abram's Introduction: A Preamble to the Promise 50:43

לפני 5 weeks50:43

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The sermon centers on God's sovereign choice of Abram from a pagan lineage, emphasizing that salvation is not based on human merit, heritage, or effort, but solely on God's gracious decree. Through the genealogies of Shem and Terah, the narrative traces the lineage leading to Abram, whose barren wife and idolatrous background make him an unlikely recipient of divine promise. In Genesis 12:1–3, God's promise of land, seed, and blessing is revealed as a unilateral act of grace, calling Abram to leave all and follow Him in faith. The sermon interprets this promise as fulfilled in Christ, who is the true and better covenant guarantor, making the blessings of land, seed, and universal blessing available to all nations through faith. The application calls believers to forsake all that is dear to follow Christ, to live with a living and active faith, and to embrace the eternal blessings of being spiritually united with Abraham through faith in Christ.…

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Die Völker der Welt (die Erwählten Gottes) 49:37

לפני 6 weeks49:37

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The Nations of the World (God's Chosen) 49:33

לפני 6 weeks49:33

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The sermon centers on the theological significance of the Tower of Babel as a pivotal moment in human history where humanity's pride in self-exaltation leads to divine judgment, illustrating the consequences of placing human ambition above God's sovereignty. Through a close reading of Genesis 11:1–9, the preacher highlights five dimensions of human sin—communal effort, self-gratification, irreverent assent, self-deification, and recognition of judgment—revealing humanity's fallen nature and its futile attempt to ascend to God through its own works. In contrast, God's response is not passive but active, descending in judgment to thwart human rebellion, affirming His holiness, justice, and the impossibility of salvation through human effort. The sermon then pivots to the New Testament, particularly Acts 2, where the reversal of Babel through Pentecost demonstrates God's redemptive plan: the Holy Spirit unites people of every nation in one body through Christ, restoring communion with God and fulfilling the promise of a new creation. The application calls believers to recognize God's wrath, their own inability to reach Him, and the profound love and grace He extends through Christ, culminating in hope for the final restoration of all things.…

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Confronting Sin 40:19

לפני 7 weeks40:19

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Jesus confronts the Samaritan woman with the truth of her sin—not to condemn, but to reveal her need for spiritual renewal and divine forgiveness. Through a direct yet compassionate encounter, He exposes her hidden life of marital infidelity, demonstrating that God fully knows all human sin and that sin, by nature and action, separates humanity from His holy presence. Yet this confrontation is not the end; it is the necessary prelude to the revelation of Christ's deity and His role as the only source of eternal, living water that satisfies the soul forever. The passage underscores the necessity of self-examination, the call to confront sin in oneself and others with grace, and the ultimate hope found in Christ alone, who not only sees our deepest failures but offers complete forgiveness and eternal life through His sacrificial love and divine authority.…

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Konfrontiert mit Sünde 38:45

לפני 7 weeks38:45

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The Nations of the World 50:32

לפני 7 weeks50:32

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The sermon centers on the theological significance of Genesis 10's genealogies, revealing God's sovereign orchestration of all nations after the flood as part of His redemptive plan. Far from being mere lists of names, these genealogies reflect divine completeness—symbolized by the number 70—demonstrating that God has sovereignly ordered every people group, including Japheth, Ham, and Shem, to fulfill His purposes throughout history. The passage highlights how God's justice and mercy are displayed in the judgment of the Canaanites and the rise of figures like Nimrod, who embody rebellion against God, while also affirming the ultimate inclusion of Gentiles into God's people through Christ, as foretold in Isaiah and fulfilled in the New Testament. The sermon applies this truth by calling believers to trust in God's sovereignty amid global chaos, pray for all nations—including the wicked—and rejoice in the diverse, inclusive nature of salvation, which transcends ethnic and cultural boundaries to gather all who call on Christ into His eternal kingdom. Sermon Transcript…

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