Beth Ariel La Podcast

(Matthew 5:6-7) (Series: Sermon On The Mount)If we hunger and thirst for righteousness, we are alive to God, and He'll fill us with His righteousness, and it will be made manifest in the world in which we live.

(Matthew 5:4-5) (Series: Sermon On The Mount)Recipients of God's favor are those that come to a place where they recognize their need, and are moved because of it, to mourn, because God will bring comfort.

(Psalm 67)God is still blessing the Jewish people of Israel today through the growth of outreach programs and through the building up of the body of believers by training them for ministry.

(Matthew 4:23-5:3)(Series: Sermon On The Mount)Overview of themes within the Sermon on the Mount and the Book of Matthew. Yeshua IS the message. If you want to enter God's Kingdom, you first need to know how poor in spirit you are. Then, you can cry out to the Only One who can fill us and make us rich with Himself.

(Ephesians 6:10-17)In order to wage a spiritual battle with the enemy, whose forces are powerful, we need to be prepared. The only way to vanquish them is by arming ourselves with the strength and power of God.

(Ephesians 6:10-17)When we invited the Lord into our lives, we signed up to be engaged in a spirtual battle. Therefore, we need to put on the full armor of God, which is Messiah, that we can stand our ground against the evil forces.

(Ezra 3)1) Seek the Savior through God's Word and through prayer; 2) Seek to serve others; 3) Seek to be sharers of the Word.

(Genesis 1; Isaiah 11-12)We are to approach the new year by drawing our attention to Messiah and God's will for our lives. Trust that He will bring us comfort and peace, regardless of our difficulties.

(Isaiah 9:6-7)The Names of Immanuel reveal His extraordinary, supernatural character. He is 'the Great Light' we should be searching for amidst our difficulties and sufferings.

Broadcast on December 14, 2013, KKLA's Richard Kennedy interviews Gary Derechinsky for a second time on "A Passion For Christ" Radio show. Gary illustrates the common themes of Hannukah and Christmas.

(Isaiah 7:14)The proof, purpose, and necessity for the virgin birth. Don't ignore the 'sign'.

(Gen. 6:8; Micah 5:2; Matt. 2:1-6)We show reception of God's grace when we respond to the revelation of His Word. We can find God when we search His word with all our hearts.

Beth Ariel's one minute radio spot airing on KKLA radio in December, 2013.

(John 10:22-30)The themes of Hannukah: 1) reflect on the miracles God has done; 2) Messianic hope; 3) re-dedicating our lives to God.

(Ephesians 6:1-9) (Series: Ephesians)Submission is the heart and sould of relating to one another. Learn the art, the skill, the attitude of submission.

KKLA's Richard Kennedy interviews Gary Derechinsky on his "A Passion For Christ" Radio show.

(Ephesians 5:12-6:9) (Series: Ephesians)We are able to follow Yeshua's command to love and submit to one another only by submitting to the power of the Holy Spirit.

(2 Timothy 3:1-17)75th anniversary of "The Night of Broken Glass" in Germany, November 9-10, 1938. Lessons to learn: 1) be realistic about the day and age in which we live; 2) be role models of righteousness; 3) be devoted to the Word of God; 4) be God's spokesperson to the lost around us.

(Ephesians5:15-20) (Series: Ephesians)A wise person 1) makes the most of one's time; 2) seeks the will of God and is filled with the Spirit; 3) spends time in worship, fellowship, praising God, and giving thanks for everything.

(Gen. 23:1-9; 25:16-18; 1 Kings 1:1-31)The trustworthiness of the Living God; His promises will be fulfilled through Yeshua.