The Bible Study with Steven Lawson

By: Steven Lawson
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  • Each week Dr. Steven Lawson works verse by verse through the Bible to help equip and teach those following Christ.
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  • Matthew 5:33-37 - Being Truthtellers

    Matthew 5:33-37 - Being Truthtellers
    Sep 12 2024

    In this episode, Dr. Steven Lawson takes us through Matthew 5:33-37, focusing on Jesus’ teaching about truthfulness and integrity. He explains the importance of being people of our word in a world filled with lies and broken promises. Dr. Lawson unpacks how Jesus rebukes the legalistic approach of the Pharisees, urging believers to speak truth plainly, without manipulative oaths or loopholes. He challenges us to be truth-tellers in every aspect of life, reminding us that keeping our word reflects our faithfulness to God and distinguishes true followers of Christ.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Matthew 5:31-32 - The Devastation of Divorce

    Matthew 5:31-32 - The Devastation of Divorce
    Aug 22 2024

    In this episode, Dr. Steven Lawson delves into Matthew 5:31-32, discussing the devastating impact of divorce as presented by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. Dr. Lawson explains the original intent of marriage as a permanent union and critiques the Pharisees' lenient interpretation of divorce laws, contrasting it with Jesus’ reaffirmation of marriage's sanctity. He also explores the exception clauses in both Matthew and 1 Corinthians, emphasizing the seriousness of marital vows and the mercy of God in allowing divorce under certain conditions. The discussion highlights the importance of pursuing reconciliation and the profound effects of divorce on individuals and society.
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    36 mins
  • Matthew 5:27-30 - The One-Eyed Christian

    Matthew 5:27-30 - The One-Eyed Christian
    Aug 15 2024
    In this episode, Dr. Steven Lawson delves into Matthew 5:27-30, unpacking Jesus' teachings on adultery and the importance of guarding one's heart and mind. Dr. Lawson emphasizes that sin often begins internally and stresses the need for radical repentance to maintain spiritual purity. By examining both the Old and New Testaments, he highlights the consistent biblical priority on the heart as the source of true righteousness. Through vivid examples and thoughtful exposition, Lawson challenges listeners to confront the deeper issues of lust and purity, urging them to seek God's strength in overcoming these battles.
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    1 hr and 3 mins

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Well spent time

A wonderful addition to my commute and then home review! Passion & truth feeds my soul.

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Enlightening and Fascinating

Every true Christian should listen to this podcast (as well as anyone who may be interested in learning what Christianity really is). It's the history of Christianity, what the Bible really says, fascinating and enlightening, especially in these times, taught by an excellent teacher and preacher. Pastor Lawson brings the subject matter of every episode to life and explains things in clear and easily understood words. This is one of the best podcasts I've found and I thoroughly enjoy listening and learning.

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Praise God for a great pastor in Dr. Steven Lawson

This is the way that scripture should be preached. Is plain and simple and well presented.

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The word and nothing but the word of God.

Dr.Lawsons teachings are soo profound, yet so simple to understand. Truly a blessing and teacher to my life.

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Amazing

Thank all you men who put this on it has been I’m leaning so much.

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Excellent!

Best Bible teaching I have ever heard on 1 John 1:9. Thank you, Dr. Lawson!

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A RARITY

I've only truly been trying to find my way in Christ for about 2 years. I am blessed to have stumbled onto John MacArthur and, through GTY, have found a few others like Steve Lawson that stick to the Truth. I can not believe how many "pastors" or theologians out there that are teaching this easy believeism, walk the aisle, say this prayer, and you're saved Christianity. And the acceptance of world views into the Church. May God bless these few that divide the Word, the way it should be divided. Thank you so much!!!!

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Sermon on the Mount

Great exposition of Scripture with clear application. I am always encouraged in my pursuit of God.

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Excellent

Love the teachings of Steve Lawson, so wasn't surprised by how edifying I found this. What I particularly love about this podcast is the opportunity to hear questions and answers after the Bible Study.

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Sound, Biblical, Expository Teaching

Dr. Steve Lawson is a well known commodity in Reformed circles of Christianity. He holds to an extremely high view of Scripture and is an excellently gifted expositor and teacher.

This Bible Study is so welcoming; you really feel like you're there. I'm so thankful for this podcast. Dr. Lawson has such an ability for taking the meaning of Scripture and then getting to the, "so what?," part of application.

Also, if you're wondering if it'd be worth it to start with Romans 1:1, it is.

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