http://www.biblechurchinternational.com Bible Church International Podcasts en Bible Church International Podcasts Bible Church International no Bible Church International jlepasana@aol.com ℗ & © 2010 Bible Church International 720 The salvation that God has accomplished through His one and only Son, Jesus Christ is truly a great salvation. Once a sinner embraces it, it guarantees absolute deliverance from the time he or she takes hold of it until it is completed in heaven. Unfortunately, there are a lot of Christians who are constantly struggling to believe that it is possible for them to be consciously assured of their salvation while they are still waiting to go to heaven. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/secured-for-eternity Sun, 24 Jan 2010 04:56:38 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Back to Basics We begin with the most basic doctrine of the Bible - New Birth. If you examine the Bible, it is quite evident that both the Old and New Testaments focus on God's provision to man's greatest need, which is salvation. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-new-birth-in-christ Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:08:58 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Back to Basics We examine the story of Joseph and Mary. They are the young engaged couple from the small town of Nazareth whom God will give the amazing privilege of being legal parents to the Messiah. Let's discover together three precious perspectives they would both learn from God: http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/christmas-in-the-eyes-of-joseph-and-mary Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:58:03 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Christmas Perspectives I would like us to revisit the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth in Luke 1. When Dr. Luke had the opportunity to record the first advent of Christ, he did not start with Mary and Joseph; he started with Zechariah and Elizabeth. What is so special with this couple that Dr. Luke will include them in the Christmas story? What did they discover about Christ, the promised Messiah that we need to also understand today? Let's follow their story by looking at what God has done for them: http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/christmas-in-the-eyes-of-zechariah Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:55:00 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Christmas Perspectives Psalm 121 is a great pilgrim song. It is written to remind all of God's people concerning God's protection to them in times of their journeys. Since all of us are in this journey of life, we need to also know the kind of protection that is available for us: http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-protection-psalm Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:54:47 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Growing Up with the Psalms In Psalm 51, David humbled himself before God and sought His forgiveness and restoration. I believe this is a great Psalm to study because in one way or another we can all relate to the story of David. We are all creatures of failures. David can show us how we should respond to God when we have offended Him because of our sins. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-repentant-psalm Sun, 08 Nov 2009 18:52:16 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Growing Up with the Psalms Psalm 46 was written by the Sons of Korah, the Levites assigned as worshippers in the temple, after God's people had been delivered from the Assyrians during the time of King Hezekiah. This Psalm had been a great source of comfort to many of God's people. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-comforting-psalm Sun, 01 Nov 2009 17:29:43 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Growing Up with the Psalms A significant theme discussed in Psalm 37 is how God's people will be triumphant or thrive during their difficult times on earth. The fact is: people who are having difficulty have the greater tendency to compare their lives with other people. However, when we do this, we will always end up being dissatisfied about our lives. In this passage, David will give us three specific commands we need to pay attention to if we want to thrive in this life. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-triumphant-psalm Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:04:57 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Growing Up with the Psalms Psalm 23 is considered the most popular of all the Psalms and the most memorized chapter in the entire Bible. King David's deep and intimate understanding of God had allowed him to experience some amazing blessings in his life. The Psalms would serve as his testimony about his God. In here, you will find David not only describing his God but literally boasting about his God. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-shepherds-psalm Sun, 11 Oct 2009 21:42:51 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Growing Up with the Psalms Psalm 1 is known as the Blessed Man Psalm. The word "Blessed" is the key in understanding the passage. This is a familiar word in the Scriptures which could properly be translated as "O, how happy." What is significant about this word is that it answers for us one of our most basic pursuits, which is happiness. http://www.biblechurchinternational.com/sermon/the-blessed-man Sun, 04 Oct 2009 20:25:09 GMT Rev. Jerry Lepasana Growing Up with the Psalms