Bible Insights with Wayne Conrad
Brief messages on biblical truths concerning various subjects. Christ centered, God focused teaching covering a wide variety of important truths are presented in an engaging and edifying manner to help believers mature in the knowledge and practice of their faith.
Episodes
359 episodes
Ascension of Jesus in Revelation
The sermon presents the ascension of Jesus Christ as a historical event with a profound theological revelation of His ongoing sovereignty, victory, and intercession in heaven. Through visions in the Book of Revelation, Jesus is portrayed as the...
Necessity of Jesus' Ascension
The ascension of Jesus Christ, occurring 40 days after His resurrection, is a pivotal event that completes His redemptive mission, affirming His victory over sin and death and establishing His ongoing intercession for believers. Far from being ...
Let's Stop Diminishing the Lord's Supper
SummaryThe sermon calls for a renewed reverence and biblical fidelity in the observance of the Lord's Supper, emphasizing its central role in Christian worship. Drawing from the Gospels, Paul’s letters, and the early church’s prac...
The Imperative of Gathered Worship
"The Imperative of Gathered Worship" — Bible Insights with Wayne ConradWhat if skipping church isn't just a personal choice — but a quiet unraveling of your faith?In this thought-provoking episode, Wayne Conrad challenges one...
Christ's Finished Work on the Cross
“The Finished Work of Christ on the Cross”In this episode of Bible Insights, Wayne Conrad teaches that Jesus Christ’s death on the cross was a complete, once-for-all sacrifice for sin, emphasizing the meanin...
The Gospel of the Resurrection- Acts
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the central message of the Christian gospel, especially in the Book of Acts. The apostles consistently proclaimed not only Christ’s death for sins but His bodily resurrection as the decisive proof that He is ...
Shadow vs. Substance: Why the Atonement is Actual, Not Just Potential
Day of Atonement: Two Goats and Jesus ChristWas the sacrifice of Jesus a "down payment" for salvation, or did it pay the debt in full? In this episode of Bible Insights, Wayne Conrad explores the profound relationship between the Old Tes...
Two Goats But One Offering
The sermon presents a profound theological connection between the Old Testament Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 and its fulfillment in Jesus Christ as revealed in Hebrews 9 and 10, illustrating how the shadow of ritual sacrifice points to the ...
Worship the True God not Idols
This episode is a narrative story of the internal worship experience based on the actual worship guide of the service. It begins and ends with the Apostle John's closing words in his letter. Little children keep yourselves from idols. The sermo...
Merit or Mercy
This episode explores the fundamental theological conflict between merit-based religious practices and the concept of divine mercy.The Scale of JudgmentConrad uses the visual of "the scales" to com...
Caution! Entering Worship Service
As we enter the worship of God in the gathering of his people we need to heed the caution lights of Ecclesiastes 5. We are entering the presence of the holy King of the universe and our Father through faith in Jesus Christ. Such a high an...
Triple Witness to Jesus Identity
In this episode of Bible Insights, host Wayne Conrad explores the foundational identity of Jesus Christ through the lens of 1 John 5. Addressing the "doctrinal erosion" that threatened the early church, Conrad breaks down the "t...
Remember You Are Dust
Today is Ash Wednesday on the Christian Year cycle. A number of Christian group gather for worship for the beginning of Lent. The actual word lent comes from Latin, ver which refers primarily to spring. However, the term as used in churc...
Overcoming the World
The writings of the Apostle John gives prominence to the idea of overcoming the devil and world system and the old human nature termed our flesh. We are engaged in a spiritual war consisting of many battles. We can overcome the world, the flesh...
Test of the Spirits
The Apostle John gives an urgent warning to the Christians he has pastored and to us. Many false prophets and teachers have gone out into the world but we must not gullibly believe them but we must test them. The purpose of the test is to deter...
Danger of Backsliding
Using Psalm 95 the author of Hebrews warns believers, Christians, of the danger of falling away from following Christ.Two references are recalled of how to Stop the regression by remembering God's Word of promise and the confession of a ...
Making Sense of Ecclesiastes
Among all the books that make up the Bible, the Book of Ecclesiastes is unique literature. It is part of the wisdom literature of the Bible. But it is different. Sometimes when people read it they can become sad and feel a sense of loss. The re...
Calling Upon God in Our Distress- A Testimony
Psalm 86:6-8Give ear, O LORD, to my prayer; listen to my plea for grace. In the day of my trouble I call upon you,for you answer me. There is none like you among the gods, O LORD (Yahweh),nor are there any works l...
Faith Under Trial - Psalm 73
The psalmist Asaph, the leader of the temple worship, shares a struggle he had in his mind and spirit with his faith. The struggle was a result of a wrong perspective in considering the arrogant unbelievers in contrast with the believer such as...
Back Talking God
Malachi is the last prophet who ministered to the remnant of the Jews who returned to the land from Persia. See 2 Chronicles 36:15-23. The people have been in the land and have rebuild the temple and their houses. However there are serious prob...
Marking of a New Year
Mankind has this God driven need to designate times, seasons and years. In the Bible the designation of a New Year and its yearly celebration is given in Exodus 12, this month is to be the beginning of a year. Our current custom of marking a Ne...
Jesus' Birthdate Revealed!
Although we celebrate the birthdate of Jesus of Nazareth on December 25 it is highly improbable that he was born on this day! The accounts found in Luke and Matthew do not give us an exact day they do relate a timeframe of the year. Consider Lu...