ARYM GEN Podcasts

in-depth Bible study of Matthew 5, the opening chapter of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. This study explores the Beatitudes, the meaning of being poor in spirit, humility, meekness, mercy, purity of heart, peacemaking, and enduring persecution for righteousness’ sake. We examine Jesus’ teachings on salt and light, the Law and the Prophets, anger, lust, marriage, truthfulness, retaliation, and loving our enemies. Through careful biblical exposition, definitions of key terms, historical background, and supporting Scriptures from the Old Testament, Daniel, and Revelation, we uncover the deeper meaning of Christ’s teaching and its practical application to the Christian life. Discover what it truly means to live under the authority of God’s kingdom, develop Christlike character, and pursue righteousness that goes beyond outward religious appearance.

The Sermon on the Mount Matthew 5

Anthony & Ava · 26:28

Should Christians wear processed hair? Does the Bible forbid relaxing, straightening, braiding, colouring, or otherwise altering the hair? This study takes an honest look at what Scripture actually teaches about Christian appearance, modesty, beauty, holiness, and the condition of the heart. Examining passages such as 1 Timothy 2:9–10, 1 Peter 3:3–4, Psalm 149:4, and Exodus 34, the discussion goes beyond church traditions and personal opinions to explore what God values most. It also considers the difference between ordinary grooming and practices connected to idolatry or spiritual beliefs, challenging Christians to ask not simply, “What is on my head?” but, “What is happening in my heart?”

PROCESSED HAIR AND CHRISTIAN HOLINESS: WHAT DOES THE BIBLE REALLY SAY?

Anthony and Ava · 19:19

The story of Jonah is more than a story about a man and a great fish. It is a powerful study of obedience, rebellion, mercy, repentance, prejudice, and the sovereignty of God. This study examines Jonah's call to Nineveh, his attempt to flee from God's presence, the storm, the great fish, his prayer, his preaching, and his struggle to understand God's mercy. What happens when God gives us an assignment we do not want to accept? And what can Jonah teach us about obeying God even when His will challenges our feelings?

The Psychology of Jonah's Flight

Anthony & Sheryl · 42:03

Why God Rejected Strange Fire explores the sobering account of Nadab and Abihu in Leviticus 10 and the meaning of offering “strange fire” before the Lord. This study examines the role of the priests, the holiness of God, obedience, worship, Christian standards, human tradition, and the danger of offering God what He has not required. It also brings the lesson into modern Christianity, challenging us to ask whether our worship is truly holy, biblical, and pleasing to God—or simply acceptable to us.

Why God Rejected Strange Fire

Anthony & Ava · 22:13

**Should Christian Women Wear Pants?** explores what the Bible teaches about modesty, holiness, gender distinction, Christian liberty, conscience, and becoming a stumbling block to others. This study examines Deuteronomy 22:5, Romans 14, 1 Corinthians 8, 1 Timothy 2:9, and other Scriptures to consider whether pants are inherently sinful or whether the greater issue is how, why, and with what intention they are worn.

Should Christian Women Wear Trousers

Anthony & Ava · 21:33

Explore the deeper psychology of Psalm 1 and discover how our choices, influences, thoughts, and spiritual habits shape the direction of our lives.

The Hidden Psychology of Psalm_1

Anthony & Sheryl · 18:52

modern-day idolatry is rarely about physical statues; rather, it is fundamentally an issue of the heart . It occurs when created things, personal desires, or the self replace God as the supreme object of affection, trust, and ultimate value . As theologian Tim Keller defines it, an idol is anything we look to in order to feel that our life has meaning, worth, significance, or security . At its deepest level, idolatry is "rearranging existence around the self" and attempting to act as one's own sovereign arbiter of good and worth

How Modern-Day Idolatry Manifest In Everyday Human Relationships And Personal Motivations

Anthony & Sheryl · 22:19

“How Romans 6 Explains Destructive Habits” is a strong Bible-study topic. The chapter gives a powerful framework for understanding why destructive habits continue and how a believer can overcome them through identification with Christ.

How Romans 6 Explains Destructive Habits

Anthony & Sheryl · 18:33

A Scripture-based study exploring God’s design for marriage, the biblical principles surrounding divorce and remarriage, and the essential role of forgiveness, repentance, reconciliation, and wisdom in navigating broken relationships.

Biblical Blueprints For Marriage And Divorce

Anthony and Sheryl · 21:48

This episode explores a thought-provoking question: **Why do some churches have more women than men, and why do some men appear less engaged in church and spiritual life?** Charon and Alice examine possible factors including pride, distractions, the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, the pride of life, and the pressures of modern society. Through Scripture, they discuss spiritual responsibility, family leadership, fellowship, discipleship, and what it truly means for a man to follow Christ. This is not a conversation about men versus women, but about calling every believer back to God. **Key Message:** True strength is not found in standing alone—it is found in standing with God.

Why does it sometimes appear that there are more women than men attending church?

Charon & Alice · 10:06

**What Happens If I Do Not Forgive Others?** In this episode, Charon and Alice have an honest and thought-provoking conversation about forgiveness. Through questions and biblical answers, they explore what Scripture teaches about unforgiveness, bitterness, mercy, and releasing the desire for revenge. Discover why Jesus emphasized forgiveness and how choosing to forgive can affect our relationship with God and our own hearts.

What Happens If I Do Not Forgive Others

Charon & Alice · 10:05

The Importance of Church Attendance Why is attending church important? In this episode, Charon and Alice explore the biblical and practical importance of gathering with other believers. From fellowship and spiritual growth to worship, encouragement, accountability, and service, discover why the Christian journey was never meant to be walked alone. Drawing from Scriptures such as Psalm 133:1 and Hebrews 10:25, this episode offers a timely reminder of the value of being connected to the body of Christ.

The Importance of Church Attendance

Charon & Alice · 9:14

The Power of Faith is an inspiring Christian message based on Hebrews 11:1, reminding us that faith enables us to trust God even when we cannot see the outcome. Through Scripture and biblical examples, this message encourages us to overcome fear, endure difficult seasons, obey God's Word, and keep moving forward with confidence in His promises. When circumstances seem impossible, faith reminds us that God is still faithful, still working, and still in control.

The Power of Faith

Chron · 7:57