Admonition Podcast

This episode features an introduction to missionary Bill McDonough, highlighting his work with refugees in Austria and his global evangelism efforts that incorporate technology.

This sermon explores the meaning of the hymn 'Faith Is the Victory' by examining 1 John 5:4-5 to discuss whether believers truly live by faith as a means to overcome the world.

This episode argues that God's character remains consistent between the Old and New Testaments, emphasizing his unchanging nature of mercy and justice as described in biblical passages.

This episode explores the importance of fear as a God-given survival mechanism, using biblical examples like Noah and David and a primate study to illustrate how fear protects and motivates us.

This episode examines Jesus confronting money changers in the temple, being questioned by Pharisees about his authority, and responding with the parable of the wicked vine dressers during his final week in Jerusalem.

This episode begins a Bible study on Revelation chapter 4 with an opening prayer focusing on learning faithfulness, living acceptably before God, and spreading the gospel.

This episode explores the historical origins of Christmas, explaining that December 25th was chosen to replace pagan winter festivals rather than marking Jesus's actual birth date.

This episode continues a Bible study on the book of Matthew, focusing on Jesus' dual role as king and high priest through the order of Melchizedek.

This episode explores Matthew chapter 5, focusing on Jesus delivering the Sermon on the Mount to a large crowd in Galilee, with context about his widespread ministry of teaching and healing.

This episode is a religious lesson focusing on Revelation chapter 5, beginning with a prayer that expresses gratitude for divine revelation and guidance while seeking forgiveness and spiritual attentiveness.

This episode is a Bible study lesson focusing on the letters to the churches in Revelation chapters 2-3, with historical context and a prayerful introduction.

This episode continues a Bible study on Revelation, focusing on the letter to the church at Thyatira and emphasizing prayer, obedience, and grace through Jesus.

This episode examines lessons on obedience through the biblical story of Josiah, who became king of Judah at age eight after his father's assassination due to evil deeds.

This episode explores the Christian concept of being pilgrims on a spiritual journey toward heaven, emphasizing growth through experience and transformation to become more like Christ.

This episode begins a study of Revelation chapters 2-3 with a prayer focusing on worship, fellowship, and the role of churches in spreading truth.

This episode is a Bible study lesson focusing on Mark chapter 10, beginning with a prayer and reading verse 35 where James and John ask Jesus for positions of honor in his glory.

This episode continues a Bible study on Revelation chapter 1, focusing on prayer, gratitude, and proper interpretation of scripture.

This episode explores the foolishness of an Old Testament king from 1 Kings chapter 20, examining the historical context of Israel's divided kingdom after Solomon's reign.

This episode continues a Bible study on Revelation chapter 1, beginning with a prayer for guidance, worship, and support for the community.

This episode explores the theme of joy in Christianity through a discussion of Philippians 4:4, focusing on Paul's exhortation to rejoice in the Lord always.

Aaron Cozort introduces a rare New Testament couple, Aquila and Priscilla, as a shining example of faithfulness.

This episode introduces a Sunday morning Bible study on the book of Revelation, focusing on descriptions of Jesus in the first three chapters and beginning with a prayer.

This lesson introduces Philip from Scripture, focusing on his faithful service as an apostle and exploring his appearances in the gospels, starting with John chapter 1.

This episode is a Bible study lesson focusing on Mark 11, discussing Jesus cleansing the temple, the withered fig tree, and the importance of faith in God.

This episode continues a biblical teaching series on Deuteronomy 10, exploring what God requires of people through Moses's message and Jesus's interpretation of the greatest commandments.

This episode is a Bible study lesson focusing on Mark chapter 10, beginning with a prayer and examining the Pharisees' question to Jesus about divorce.

This episode explores the concept of a new year through a biblical lens, focusing on Genesis chapter 8 and Noah's experience after the flood as a metaphor for fresh beginnings and future anticipation.

This episode is a religious lesson focusing on Mark chapter 10, beginning with a prayer for health, recovery from disasters, and guidance for world leaders.

This episode discusses the importance of revisiting fundamental spiritual teachings from Deuteronomy chapter 10, drawing parallels to Peter's emphasis on remembering basics to prevent falling away.

This episode explores the theme of new beginnings through the biblical story of Saul's conversion, emphasizing that true transformation comes from changing one's heart with God rather than external circumstances.

This episode analyzes Romans chapters 1-5, focusing on humanity's faithlessness and God's faithfulness.

This episode is a Bible study lesson focusing on the letters to the churches in Revelation, starting with the church at Thyatira, and includes a prayer for guidance and forgiveness.

This episode begins a Bible study on Mark chapter 12, starting with a personal reflection on the year's end and a prayer.

This episode is a religious lesson focusing on prayer and beginning a study of Mark Chapter 11, specifically Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem.

This episode features a religious evening service with hymn singing, including verses from songs numbered 860 and 578, focusing on themes of Zion and spiritual longing.

This episode explores how Jewish tradition organizes the Old Testament into the Tanakh (Torah, Nevi'im, Kedavim) and focuses on the minor prophets as a unified collection meant to be studied together.

This episode encourages listeners to prioritize spiritual investment and reflection during year-end planning for personal growth and legacy.

This episode is a Bible study lesson focusing on Mark chapter 11, beginning with a prayer and introducing Jesus' instructions to his disciples about obtaining a colt.

This episode is a Bible study session focusing on Mark chapter 10, beginning with a prayer for those affected by natural and man-made disasters.

This episode continues a Bible study on Revelation chapters 2-3, focusing on the church at Pergamos and the symbolic meaning of the two-edged sword mentioned in scripture.

This episode explores how the book of Matthew presents Jesus as fulfilling Old Testament prophecies about his universal kingship and righteous rule.

This episode encourages listeners to reflect on Thanksgiving's historical roots in Washington's proclamation and to share invitation cards and online religious resources with family and others during the holiday.

This episode is a religious lesson focusing on Mark chapter 14, beginning with a prayer for health, travel safety, and an upcoming church lectureship.

This episode introduces a sermon on the book of Revelation, beginning with acknowledgments of visiting missionaries and a prayer of gratitude for salvation and grace.

This sermon explores the built-in mechanisms in the gospel that motivate people to seek salvation, starting with the brevity of life as described in Hebrews 9:27.

This episode begins with a prayer before a Bible study on Mark chapter 10, focusing on gratitude, weather-related concerns, and spiritual outreach.

This episode continues a discussion on Philip the Apostle, exploring his role among the twelve disciples and his example of faithful service through biblical references in John, Matthew, and Mark.

This episode examines the biblical account of the Garden of Eden, contrasting it with human theories and myths while emphasizing its scriptural foundation in both the Old and New Testaments.

Aaron Cozort opens Mark 9 with a prayer that highlights gratitude for God's gifts and the gospel's transformative power.

Aaron Cozort prays for boldness and protection for missionaries facing threats worldwide.

Aaron Cozort teaches Mark 14:32-42, focusing on Jesus in Gethsemane, the line “watch and pray,” and the repeated return to sleeping disciples.

Aaron Cozort teaches 1 Timothy 6:11-16 by contrasting love of money with Paul's commands to pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience, and gentleness.

Admonition Podcast's Mark 9 lesson examines why the disciples disputed who would be greatest while traveling to Capernaum.

The Admonition Podcast traces cities from Cain's city of Enoch and Babel's tower to Jerusalem and New Jerusalem.

The Admonition Podcast presents 1 Corinthians 9:24-25 as a call to run for an incorruptible spiritual crown rather than a temporary trophy.