Hebrews 11:32-40 Bible Teaching
CAMPUS MEAT focuses on Scripture engagement via prayer, music, reflection, study. Samuel's story shows spiritual growth, leadership, and faith's power, culminating in Christ.
CAMPUS MEAT focuses on Scripture engagement via prayer, music, reflection, study. Samuel's story shows spiritual growth, leadership, and faith's power, culminating in Christ.
The teaching emphasizes humility, selfless love, and service, using Jesus washing His disciples' feet as a model. It highlights resisting Satan by exposing sins, embracing spiritual growth, and understanding God's humble nature.
Shawn critiques hysteria over Christ's return, urging focus on biblical truth over sensationalism, highlighting wasted resources on end-time predictions by all groups.
David, chosen by God, was a shepherd, musician, and warrior who defeated Goliath with faith. He became king, faced trials, showed mercy, and left a legacy of faith and leadership.
The teaching highlights Passover's significance, Jesus as the sacrificial Lamb, parallels with Exodus, and emphasizes genuine devotion over rituals, focusing on love and salvation.
Hebrews 11:32 highlights Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, and Samuel for faith. Shawn discusses Barak's victory with Deborah, Samson's redemption, and Jephthah's vow.
Shawn's teaching on John 12:37-41 examines human rejection of Jesus, divine influence, and the balance of justice and mercy. He highlights belief, confession, and Jesus' unity with God.
Shawn teaches the "end of the world" is a mistranslation, meaning "end of the age," specifically the Jewish age ending around 70 AD, not Earth's end.
Shawn's teaching highlights love for Muslims, contrasts law vs. faith using Isaac/Ishmael allegory, emphasizes faith's power in biblical stories, and Rahab's faith despite flaws.
Shawn's teaching on John 12:32-40 covers Jesus' crucifixion, the importance of questioning beliefs, living as "children of light," and the prophecy of disbelief.