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Divine Savior Church-West Palm Beach
What is Jesus doing in your life? Often in our darkest moments, it can feel like God is distant from us. We need answers and we keep uncovering questions. If you need answers from God, this podcast is for you. Join Pastor Jonny Lehmann as he brings you a weekly 15-20 minute devotion designed to bring the always-relevant truths of the Bible to life as you experience the world around you. Pastor Jonny serves at Divine Savior Church in West Palm Beach, Florida, USA.
Episodes
158 episodes
The Kingdom | Forgiveness Overflows (Matthew 18:21-35)
As we live in the kingdom into which God has brought us through his forgiveness, we too demonstrate forgiveness to others. Though we often assume that we live autonomous lives, we are interconnected with our God and with others. Everythin...
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The Kingdom | The Gates of Repentance (Luke 18:15-17)
What's the cost of entry? Whether it's the theme park, ball park, or skate park - it likely isn't free to get in. What about the magnificent, marvelous kingdom of God? What would it cost us to get in? It's not a material...
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A Great Treasure | The Kingdom (Matthew 13:44-52)
We all have the childhood fantasies of finding buried treasure - how would we celebrate? What would we do with the wealth and the resources? How determined would we be if we knew where treasure was to be found? As Jesus speaks of fa...
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Shine Like Stars | The Secret to Contentment (Philippians 4:10-23)
Some days go well and some don’t. Some days we feel like we’re on top of the world, and others like we’re on the bottom. If the value we place on our lives and ourselves is tied to how well things are going in our “everyday,” we’re going to be ...
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Shine Like Stars | Live in Joy (Philippians 4:1-9)
Life isn’t always easy here. And it isn’t hard for friction to happen between people. If it keeps happening, it can start causing pain, and then start creating bitterness. And when bitterness has built up, a single spark can cause an explosion....
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Shine Like Stars | Run Hard for Home (Acts 1:1-11)
When you’re on your way home from travelling, and have been gone a while, there’s nothing like getting close to home. You can see the familiar sights, hear familiar sounds, even smell familiar things. It keeps you going, and encourages you to f...
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Knowing Christ Is Unspeakable Joy | Christian Masculinity
We love telling people where we’ve been, what we’ve done, and what we’ve accomplished—because joy shared is joy multiplied. But in a world where sharing quickly becomes comparing, even our proudest moments fade fast. What if the deepest joy we ...
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Shine Like Stars | Shine Like Stars (Philippians 2:12-18)
Have you ever felt like you really didn’t fit in or belong in the place you are? Cheering for the wrong team in the wrong stadium? All dressed up while everyone else is casual? Excited about something no one else is? We live in a post-Christian...
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Shine Like Stars | A High Call to a Lowly Life (Philippians 2:1-11)
In this world, it seems that it is important to show everyone who you are, what you have accomplished, what you deserve. Someone has to speak up for you, and it might have to be you! If you aren’t watching out for yourself, who is going to? But...
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Shine Like Stars It's a Win-Win (Philippians 1:12-30)
What does it look like to live a life worthy of the gospel of Jesus Christ? It means living in such a way that shows Jesus is worth something to you. It looks like walking with, loving with, and doing life with those who are different than you,...
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Shine Like Stars | Have a Thick Skin and Tender Heart (Philippians 1)
Letting God’s light shine as we live in this dark world can be pretty difficult. As we follow Jesus in a world that doesn’t, we will face opposition. So we need a thick skin if we are going to do what God calls us to do. But we also need a lovi...
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Easter | Can It Really Be True? (Luke 24)
The grave was sealed. The enemy thought he had won. But death could not hold Him. On the third day, the ransom was complete—not just in suffering, but in victory. Jesus had paid the price, and now He rose to break the chains of sin, death, and ...
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Holy Week | Good Friday (The Seven Words)
The verdict was clear: guilty. Not for Jesus, but for us. Yet, the innocent One stood silent as the guilty walked free. He was flogged so we could be healed. He was forsaken so we could be accepted. He was condemned so the condemned could go fr...
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Holy Week | Holy Thursday (1 Corinthians 11)
That night, Jesus took bread and broke it, offering His body. He poured out the cup, offering His blood. He knelt and washed the feet of His disciples—Judas included. In the face of betrayal, Jesus gave a gift: Himself. He knew what was coming....
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Lord, Have Mercy | For Abusing Your Commandments (Romans 3)
We often think of abusing God’s Commandments as simply breaking them, but there’s a more subtle and dangerous abuse: trying to obey them in an effort to earn God’s favor and secure our place in heaven. This view sets aside God’s perfect plan of...
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Ransom | Dead Man Walking (Readings from Mark)
That week in Jerusalem was unlike any other. When Jesus entered on a donkey, the crowds cheered, waving palm branches and shouting praises, but they didn’t fully understand what was happening. By the end of the week, those same crowdscalled...
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Lord, Have Mercy | For Failing to Live with Integrity
Integrity means being sound and whole—both in structure and in character. The final four Commandments reveal whether our hearts align with God’s will. When we steal, lie, or covet, it exposes more than bad behavior; it reveals broken values and...
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Ransom | Witness (Luke 22:54-62)
We are often called upon to take a stand and make a statement witnessing about our relationship to our Savior. Peter had that opportunity and notoriously failed. Why? Peter had his eyes on the wrong place and built his faith on the wrong thing....
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Lord Have Mercy | For Treating Others Like Trash and Not Treasure (Ecclesiastes 4:7-12)
God created us in His image to reflect His love in our relationships. The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Commandments teach us to honor authority, protect life, and cherish marriage. Yet, in every kind of relationship—family, workplace, community—we ...
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Ransom | The Judgment Hall (Mark 14:53-65)
Two things are certain - death and taxes. Taxes are due in just a few weeks. But who knows when death will overtake us. Then, and at that moment, we will stand before the ultimate judge of all. For you, Jesus stood before human judges andev...
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Lord Have Mercy | For Our Irreverence (Hebrews 4:1-12)
The Second and Third Commandments reveal God’s mercy in how He saves us. His name isn’t just a label—it’s His reputation, His promises, His very character. The Sabbath isn’t just a day off—it’s the rest He gives from fear and condemnation. Yet,...
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Ransom | The Kiss of Death (Mark 14:43-52)
Everyone has their price. We’re all chasing something and will pay almost any price to get it and keep it. Jesus had something on his mind and he was willing to do whatever it took to get it. Whenever everyone else fled away from the fight, Jes...
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Lord Have Mercy | For Our Incessant Idolatry (Colossians 3:1-6)
If a loved one needed heart surgery, would you trust a first-year med student or an experienced surgeon? If accused of a crime, would you rely on a legal intern or a top attorney? We instinctively seek those who can best care for us. Apply that...
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Ransom | Lowering Our Defenses (2 Samuel 12:1-13)
When we’re accused of doing wrong, it’s easy to get defensive, making excuses or comparing ourselves to others. But with our defenses up, repentance is impossible. God, however, lowers our defenses by inviting us into His openarms, where we...
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