In Matthew 5:48, Jesus calls us to be perfect, just as our Father in heaven is perfect. Dr. Burge explores the significance of striving for perfection in our walk with the Lord. He starts by illustrating the importance of aiming for perfection and why 99.9% defect-free is not good enough. We live in an imperfect world, but we serve a perfect God. God's perfection is reflected in His works, His ways, and His Word. The sermon concludes with a call to strive for Christlikeness, understanding that while we are declared righteous through faith in Jesus, our journey towards perfection continues through progressive sanctification. Let's aim for perfection in our pursuit of Christlikeness, guided by God's perfect work, way, and Word. This sermon is entitled: "Perfection - Attribute of God Sermon Series." This sermon is the 10 of 14 messages from this series.

Dr. Ken Burge Sr. explores the attribute of God's faithfulness and how it relates to us. He will teach two employment points from Scripture. Employment Point #1 takes us on a journey through God's unwavering faithfulness as seen in His words, works, and people. As we discover the unyielding faithfulness of our Creator, we are encouraged to align our hearts with His divine teachings, works, and the people He places in our lives. During Employment Point #2, we are reminded of our call to be faithful to God's Word, works, and people. This includes honoring the Lord's chosen leaders, and recognizing the scarcity of faithful men, as beautifully penned in Proverbs 20:6: "Most men will proclaim each his own goodness, but who can find a faithful man?" As Theodore Roosevelt wisely said, "It is better to be faithful than famous." So, let us come together as a community, embracing God's everlasting faithfulness and choosing to be steadfast in our devotion to Him. As we reflect on the timeless hymn, "Great Is Thy Faithfulness," let it inspire us to practice this precious communicable attribute of God's faithfulness in our daily lives. This sermon is entitled: "Faithfulness - Attribute of God Sermon Series." This sermon is the 7th of 14 messages from this series.

Join Dr. Burge as he explore three ways God shares His glory with His children: through Creation, Recreation, and the return of Jesus. As Christians, we're called to live our lives as a testament to His glory, radiating His light in a dark world. This message reminds us that we are not our own, having been bought with a price. Let's glorify God in both our bodies and our spirits. This sermon is rooted in the Word of God which provides practical application. From recalling past travels and experiences to understanding the eternal glory we share with our Heavenly Father, join Dr. Burge as he provides valuable information on the attribute of God's glory! This sermon is entitled: "Glory - Attribute of God Sermon Series." This sermon is the 14th of 14 messages from this series.

In today's episode, Jesus addresses the relevant issues of murder, adultery, and divorce within the faith. Jesus helps us understand that these behaviors are signs of a sinful mindset that has embraced sin.

Our pastors will carefully explore how Jesus reveals that the core of murder lies in a heart filled with anger, how adultery begins with lust, and how divorce often reflects a hardened heart. They will also provide biblical wisdom and guidance on how to overcome these challenges and live in accordance with Kingdom principles that Jesus taught.

This is Podcast #23 of the "Jesus Said That" series - titled, "The Sermon on The Mount (Murder, Adultery & Divorce)" from Matthew 5:21-32

Do you put God's will above popularity? Are you seeking God's purpose for your life? Whether you're a pastor or a layman in the Kingdom of God, this episode will challenge you to examine your priorities. Dive into Matthew 4, Mark 1, and Luke 4 with us, and witness how Jesus' ministry centered around obedience, not excitement.

The pastors hope to inspire you to seek God's guidance through His Word, fasting, and godly counsel. Subscribe to our channel and hit that play button to discover the timeless wisdom of Jesus in Podcast #19 of the "Jesus Said That" series - titled, "Jesus Puts God's Will Over Popularity."

Episode #17 deals with the realm of demons and their reality. The pastors share personal stories of encounters with demon-possessed individuals, shedding light on the ongoing influence of the spiritual realm. They also touch on the potential deception behind recent accounts of UFOs, urging listeners to discern the supernatural forces at work. Prepare to witness the reality of the demonic realm, which remains active in our world today. It is a mistake to underestimate the level of demonic activity in our present time.

The pastor address thought-provoking questions, urging self-reflection on our engagement in spiritual warfare and preparedness for battle. The episode unfolds with the revelation of Jesus' authority over the demonic realm. With a simple command, Jesus expelled the demon from the possessed man, leaving the onlookers astonished and amazed. This display of power demonstrates that Jesus, as the Creator of all things, holds ultimate authority over every spiritual force. The demons fear Him and acknowledge that they will face judgment at His hand. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own reliance on Jesus for protection and assistance in the face of the devil and his forces. How often do we seek Jesus' help and powerful protection through prayer? Do we regularly study and commit His words to memory? Are we truly relying on God's strength or relying on our own weaknesses?

Join us for this episode in the Father and Son Pastoral Podcast! In this episode titled "Jesus' 1st Exorcism In A Synagogue," we delve into the powerful passages from Mark 1:21–28 and Luke 4:31–37, exploring Jesus' authority over the spiritual and natural realms. Links - - - Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/colmar-manor-bible-church-maryland/id1475960054?i=1000596989079 E17 | Jesus’ 1st Exorcism In A Synagogue | Father & Son Pastoral Podcast | Mk. 1:21-28: Lk. 4:31-37

"In this inspiring podcast, the pastors explore the unwavering focus of Jesus on His mission, even in the face of rejection and loss of popularity. Drawing from Matthew 4:13-17, we see how Jesus responded to seemingly bad circumstances and how we can apply His mindset to our own lives. Throughout the episodes, the pastor encourage introspection by asking thought-provoking questions:

"Do I look past my bad circumstances and see the good things God may accomplish, or am I defined by the opinions of others?"

"Do I have the same mindset as Jesus, not letting opposition deter me from fulfilling my calling?"

"Does tragedy and rejection keep me from sharing the Gospel? Have I been "shamed" into hiding my light?"

Join Dr. Ken and his son Pastor Kenny as we explore Jesus' response to seemingly bad circumstances and learn how to remain focused on our mission, just as He did. Together, let's embrace the challenge of overcoming rejection and shining the light of the Gospel in our communities. This is Podcast #15, "Jesus Moves To Capernaum - which is taken from Matthew 4:13-17.” "E15 | Jesus Moves To Capernaum | Matthew 4:13-17 | Father & Son Pastoral Podcast".

In today’s podcast, the pastors will explore what happens when Jesus proclaims to Nazareth that He is the fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy, and thus the Messiah. Will they submit to Jesus as the Messiah, or will they reject Him? This creates a dilemma of faith over Jesus’s identity. Ultimately, Nazareth’s rejection of the Messiah results in Him leaving their town.

As we uncover this theme of accepting Jesus’ identity, we'll be asking ourselves important questions such as, "How do I respond when I am confronted by Jesus' authoritative words? Do I submit in faith and become his subject or do I fight Him and the One who sent Him?" We'll also examine the principle that a prophet has no honor in his own town, and consider whether we show honor and respect to those who minister to us in our local church. Join us as we delve into these important themes and seek to apply them to our everyday lives. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to the Father & Son Pastoral Podcast for more thought-provoking discussions. This is Podcast #14, "Jesus Is Rejected At Nazareth - which is taken from Luke 4:16-30.”