Spirit & Truth Fellowship International Audio Podcast

There is great value in having a heart to do God’s will and to serve Him as a faithful vessel, even if we feel unequipped or underprepared to do so. If we are willing to remove the distractions from our lives and seek to do what God and Jesus Christ have called us to do, […]

The Christmas story is important because the birth of Christ is important. The traditional story of His birth contains many errors, and presents a cold, hard, and lonely picture about the circumstances of his birth. This expository teaching explores and reveals a deeper, more accurate understanding of the customs, time and place, and other details […]

There is a belief among many Christians that we don’t deserve and should not pursue enjoyment in this life–that life should only be taken seriously and sober-mindedly at all times. But is that really God’s intention for us? Scripture illustrates God’s viewpoint that we can and should enjoy our work and the fruit of it, and even […]

This teaching explores the importance of our individual calling and how each of us has been redeemed to a life of service to Jesus. We were not preordained, but we were invited into service and relationship with our Lord—and we, by our free will, answered that call. It’s a commitment from which we don’t get to retire, just like Jesus did not retire when […]

The Shema is not only a declaration to Israel – it is a statement about relationship. This teaching presents three aspects of the Shema: what it is not saying, what it is saying, and how it applies to our lives. The teacher explores its meaning through a Biblical Unitarian perspective, highlighting what it reveals about God and our relationship with […]

Philippians is a wonderful book in the Church Epistles, a letter penned by Paul with an abundance of encouragement and instruction for believers. One of the greatest aspects of Philippians is the depth of exploration into joy and endurance and how, through our reliance on Jesus and our unity with him, we can all have a godly […]

In Zechariah 14, verses 6 and 7 speak of a “unique” day in the future known only to Yahweh. Our God has quite a challenge to take on: restore our fallen world with its many flaws, to the state of “Paradise” as it was in the Garden of Eden. But God is up to the challenge and it will only take Him one “unique” […]

It is important to every Christian that we understand the meaning of righteousness, especially as it is used in the New Testament. While the uses of “righteousness” were often blended in the Old Testament and Gospels, the word has two distinct meanings in the New Testament Epistles: 1.) having a right standing in the sight of God, and 2.) doing right by God and […]

This teaching examines several aspects of the Day of Pentecost including the names of Pentecost in the Old Testament and the offerings and what they signified. Also presented is clear evidence that on the Day of Pentecost the Apostles were not in an upper room, but in the Temple itself, and shows the significance of Pentecost in the life of believers today, especially in light […]

Every believer has a service to perform —something God has equipped and enabled them to do, a “gift” ministry. The subject of our gift ministries is approached in four parts: the background of Paul’s phrase, “stir up the gift;” the meaning of “stir up the gift;” keys to recognizing our individual gifts, callings, and service; and ways our gifts can be fitted […]