Born of Water and the Spirit

We just uploaded our latest 20-Minute Bible Study. Our focus is John 3:1-5, which describes Jesus' nighttime meeting with Nicodemus. Jesus told Nicodemus he must be "born of water and the Spirit" to "enter into the kingdom of God." Does this mean baptism is required for salvation? Or does it mean something else? We go deep to discover the answer.

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GET 20-GIVE 20

Do you feel blessed when you 'Get 20' (minute Bible studies)? Then here's your chance to give back and receive the additional blessings that come from helping to spread the Word of God. We're calling it 'Give 20.' To participate, visit our Website and sign up to give $20 per month in support of this ministry.

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20 Minute Bible Studies

Our Sirius/XM radio show has been re-branded 20 Minute Bible Studies.

As the name suggests, the new format is even more Bible-focused and also takes into account the time constraints of today's busy Christian. Of course, our mission continues to be unlocking the deeper truths of God's Word and sharing the mysteries of the Kingdom.

To listen to the new show, tune in to Family Talk, channel 131, every Sunday at 8:30 PM Eastern/5:30 PM Pacific. Or visit our online archive to stream or download episodes after they air. We'll continue to let you know when new episodes are posted.

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The Lordship of Christ (p2)

The conclusion of our two-part study on the Lordship of Christ is now available in our archive.

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The Lordship of Christ (p1)

Last Sunday's episode of our radio show is now available on our Website. The lesson (Episode 126) follows our "Prisoner of the Lord" series with a deeper look at the Lordship of Christ. This is part one of a two-part lesson on this topic concluding tonight at 8:30 pm EST on Sirius/XM 131 Family Talk.

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Prisoner of the Lord (p2)

Another new episode of our Sirius/XM radio show is now available on the MOTK Website. The lesson (Episode 125) concludes our two-part study of what it means to be a "prisoner of the Lord."

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Prisoner of the Lord (p1)

This past Sunday's episode of our Sirius/XM radio show is now available on our Website. The lesson (Episode 124) examines what it means to be a "prisoner of the Lord" in the sense the Apostle Paul meant it. This is part one of a two-part lesson on this topic concluding next week.

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Assurance

The latest archived episode of our Sirius/XM radio show is now available on our Website. The lesson (Episode 123) explores the doctrine of "assurance" and addresses a challenge to one of the key scriptures supporting that doctrine.

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The Great Parenthesis

The latest archived episode of our Sirius/XM radio show is now available on our Website. The lesson (Episode 122) introduces the important theological concept of "dispensationalism" and how this present age, the Age of Grace, fits within it.

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Built on the Rock (p2)

This past Sunday's episode of our Sirius/XM radio show is now available on our Website. The lesson (Episode 121) concludes our two-part study of the Rock type in scripture.

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Built on the Rock (p1)

This Sunday's episode of our Sirius/XM radio show is now available on our Website. The lesson (Episode 120) focuses on the typology of the Rock in scripture. This is part one of what will be a two-part series on the topic concluding next week.

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The Typology of the Passover (p2)

The conclusion of our two-part series on the Passover is now live on our Website. In part two, we break down the typology of Exodus 12.

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The Typology of the Passover (p1)

We trust you had a blessed Resurrection Day. In keeping with the time of year, Episode 118 -- which is now live on our Website -- begins a two-part series on the Passover. In part one, we explain the concept of "typology" as we prepare to break down Exodus 12.

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10 Mind-Blowing Things You Didn't Know Were in the Bible

In case you didn't know, we just completed a special series titled, "10 Mind-Blowing Things You Didn't Know Were in the Bible." Our intent was to get new listeners interested in the "meat" of the Word by focusing on some of the more amazing truths the Bible holds for kingdom-seekers. Praise God, it worked! We've seen a surge in new signups.

Here's a summary of the 10 things we covered:

1. Nearly 1,400 years before it happened, Moses used a depiction of the crucifixion to heal the Israelites.
2. Moses also ruined a depiction of the crucifixion – and God punished him for it.
3. The king of Babylon had a dream that perfectly predicted the future empires of the world.
4. Each of the three gifts given to baby Jesus had a hidden meaning.
5. The three names of Jesus have the same hidden meaning.
6. There are three hells in the Bible, and they are all different places.
7. There are also three different heavens in the Bible.
8. John 3:16 is not really about how to save unbelievers from hell.
9. There are two types of salvation in the Bible, and only one has to do with believing in Jesus.
10. The Bible promises that you can rule the earth with Christ Jesus if you fulfill God’s purpose for your life.

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Are Jehovah's Witnesses Saved?

Listener Paul has sent us another great question, this one about the Jehovah's Witnesses and whether or not they are saved. Before we weigh in, we want to know what you think.

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