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Why Does the Authority of Scripture Still Matter Aug 06, 2025

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Why the Authority of Scripture Still MattersAnchored in the Word with Dave JenkinsIn this episode of Anchored in the Word, Dave Jenkins explores why the authority of Scripture is not optional for Christians. In a culture that minimizes truth and elevates personal opinion, the Word of God remains our final, sufficient, and binding authority for faith and life.🎧 Listen:📺 Watch:Key Scriptures: 2 Timothy 3:16–17, Isaiah 40:8, John 17:17Show Highlights:The Bible is not just an ancient book—it is the voice of the living God.Why every reformation in church history has been rooted in returning to God’s Word.What happens when the authority of Scripture is minimized.Jesus’ own example of standing on “It is written.”Reflection Questions:What role does the Bible play in your daily decisions?Are there areas in your life where you’ve treated Scripture as optional?How can you practically re-anchor yourself in God’s Word this week?Recommended Resource:The Word Matters by Dave Jenkins — Explore what Scripture says about its own authority, clarity, necessity, and sufficiency.For more from Anchored in the Word please visit us at Servants of Grace and our YouTube.If this episode encouraged you, please consider sharing it with a friend or leaving a review. Your support helps us equip more Christians to stand firm on the unchanging truth of God’s Word.

Praise the Lord, All Nations – Psalm 117: God’s Global Call to Worship Aug 01, 2025

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Praise the Lord, All Nations – Psalm 117 Series: Walking Through the PsalmsSpeaker: Dave JenkinsScripture: Psalm 117:1–2 In today’s episode of Walking Through the Psalms, Dave Jenkins walks through Psalm 117:1–2—the shortest chapter in the Bible, yet one of the most profound. This global call to praise reminds us that the Lord’s steadfast love and enduring faithfulness extend to all peoples and point us to Christ’s finished work. Psalm 117:1–2 (ESV)Praise the LORD, all nations! Extol him, all peoples!For great is his steadfast love toward us,and the faithfulness of the LORD endures forever.Praise the LORD! Main Themes God’s heart for the nations The covenant love of God (hesed) Unchanging faithfulness Christ’s fulfillment in Romans 15:11 For more Christ-centered resources, visit:https://servantsofgrace.org For more from the Psalms on YouTube.

The Danger of “Just Me and My Bible” Christianity Jul 30, 2025

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The Danger of “Just Me and My Bible” ChristianityAnchored in the Word with Dave Jenkins – July 31, 2025In this episode of Anchored in the Word, Dave Jenkins addresses a subtle but spiritually dangerous mindset: “It’s just me and my Bible—I don’t need the church or theological voices to help me.”Listen or WatchEpisode SummaryDave walks through the dangers of interpreting Scripture in isolation, disconnected from church history, sound teachers, and the local body of Christ. He explains the difference between solo scriptura and sola Scriptura, drawing from Scripture, church history, and pastoral experience.Scriptures Referenced2 Peter 1:20–21Ephesians 4:11–14Acts 8:30–31Hebrews 13:17Proverbs 18:1Colossians 3:16Reflection QuestionsAm I learning from others or isolating myself?How am I engaging with my local church?Who can I ask for biblical wisdom this week?Recommended ResourcesThe Word Explored by Dave JenkinsCheck out Anchored in the Word at YouTube and Servants of Grace.

I Love the Lord – Psalm 116:1–19 Jul 24, 2025

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I Love the Lord – Psalm 116:1–19 Posted by Dave Jenkins | Walking Through the Psalms Psalm 116 is a deeply personal expression of love for the Lord from one who has been delivered from death and distress. In this episode, Dave Jenkins walks through this psalm verse by verse to show how God’s gracious deliverance leads to heartfelt worship, lifelong obedience, and public praise. From crying out in desperation to lifting up the cup of salvation, we learn how to respond to God's grace with gratitude and devotion—ultimately pointing us to Jesus, who drank the cup of suffering for our salvation. 🔗 Related Scriptures Psalm 34:6 – “This poor man cried, and the Lord heard him.” Romans 10:13 – “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” John 11:25 – “I am the resurrection and the life.”

When a Christian Leader Falls: How to Respond Biblically Jul 24, 2025

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What Should I Do When a Christian Leader or Influencer Compromises the Truth? Anchored in the Word with Dave JenkinsJuly 24, 2025 What do you do when a trusted Christian leader or influencer compromises the truth? In this episode of Anchored in the Word, Dave Jenkins walks through a biblical framework for discernment, grief, and hope when trust is broken. Using Scripture, church history, and biblical wisdom, Dave offers practical guidance for navigating spiritual disappointment while staying rooted in Christ. Topics Covered What “compromise” means in doctrine and practice Key Scriptures: 2 Timothy 4, Galatians 1, Matthew 7, 1 John 4 Examples from church history: Athanasius, Luther, Spurgeon 5 biblical ways to respond when a leader falls Encouragement to stay anchored in Christ Stay grounded. Don’t follow personalities—follow Christ. Related Resources Watch more Anchored in the Word episodes on YouTube Anchored in the Word Podcast Archive Subscribe on our newsletter for the latest biblical resources from Servants of Grace.

Not to Us, O Lord Jul 17, 2025

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Not to Us, O Lord – Psalm 115 | Walking Through the PsalmsShow Summary:In Psalm 115, we are reminded that all glory belongs to the Lord, not to us. This episode explores the deep contrast between the living God and the dead idols of human making. Dave Jenkins walks verse-by-verse through this powerful psalm, calling listeners to trust, humility, and worship rooted in the gospel. Christ is the ultimate fulfillment—through Him we behold God's glory and receive His blessing.🎧 Listen to the Audio📺 Watch the Video🔍 Key ThemesSoli Deo Gloria – All glory to God aloneThe Folly of Idolatry – Man-made gods are powerlessTrust in the LORD – A triple call to trust in God's helpChrist in the Psalms – Jesus fully reveals the living God🛠️ ApplicationGod: He is alive, sovereign, and worthy of all glory.Ourselves: What idols—whether visible or hidden—tempt us to trust in something less than God?Others: Are we pointing people to the true God who sees, hears, and acts?Christ: In Jesus, we behold God’s glory and receive His blessing.🙏 Personal ReflectionThis week, ask God to reveal any area of your life where you are trusting in created things rather than the Creator. Pray for a heart that glorifies Him alone.📜 Historical Quotes“To God belong all the glory, and to ourselves the shame.” — C.H. Spurgeon“Idolaters make gods of their own; but the God of Israel made all.” — Matthew Henry📖 Scripture ReferencePsalm 115:1–18 (ESV)Not to us, O LORD, not to us, but to your name give glory,for the sake of your steadfast love and your faithfulness!Why should the nations say, “Where is their God?”Our God is in the heavens; he does all that he pleases…[...full passage truncated here for brevity in HTML...]But we will bless the LORD from this time forth and forevermore. Praise the LORD!📚 Related ResourcesExodus 20:3–6 – The commandment against idolsIsaiah 44:9–20 – The folly of idolatryColossians 1:15–20 – Christ, the image of the invisible God📢 ClosingThanks for listening to Walking Through the Psalms. For more Christ-centered teaching, check out the rest of our content on the Servants of Grace website. Until next time—keep your eyes on Christ and your heart in the Word.

Where’s the Line Women, the Gospel, and What Counts as Preaching Jul 17, 2025

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🎙️ Where’s the Line? Women, the Gospel, and What Counts as PreachingPodcast: Anchored in the Word with Dave JenkinsDate: Wednesday, July 17, 2025Ministry: Servants of Grace📖 Episode SummaryIn this episode, Dave Jenkins answers a listener’s honest and timely question: Where is the line between women sharing biblical truth and what the Bible defines as preaching? Dave walks through Scripture, church history, and practical implications to help Christians think clearly about roles, authority, and gospel faithfulness. This episode brings biblical clarity and pastoral wisdom to a topic often surrounded by confusion.🔊 Audio Player🎥 Video Player📚 Key Topics CoveredWhat preaching vs. teaching means biblicallyWomen’s roles in discipleship, teaching, and sharing the gospelClarifying 1 Timothy 2:12 and Titus 2 in contextHow church oversight and context define proper rolesWhy faithful women are vital to the Church’s witness📖 Scripture References1 Timothy 2:11–12Titus 2:3–5Acts 18:24–26Matthew 28:18–20Colossians 3:16📬 Subscribe & ShareEnjoyed this episode? Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app and share it with a friend. Visit Servants of Grace for more gospel-centered resources.

When God Shakes the Earth (Psalm 114) Jul 10, 2025

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📌 Episode Title: When God Shakes the Earth (Psalm 114) 🎙️ Walking Through the Psalms with Dave Jenkins🗓️ July 11, 2025 📖 Scripture: Psalm 114:1–8 (ESV) When Israel went out from Egypt, the house of Jacob from a people of strange language,Judah became his sanctuary, Israel his dominion.The sea looked and fled; Jordan turned back.The mountains skipped like rams, the hills like lambs.What ails you, O sea, that you flee? O Jordan, that you turn back?O mountains, that you skip like rams? O hills, like lambs?Tremble, O earth, at the presence of the Lord, at the presence of the God of Jacob,who turns the rock into a pool of water, the flint into a spring of water. 🎧 Listen to the Episode 🎥 Watch the Episode 🧠 Episode Summary Psalm 114 is a vivid retelling of the Exodus—when the sea fled, the Jordan turned back, and mountains trembled at the presence of the Lord. In this devotional, Dave Jenkins unpacks how God’s power over creation reflects His redemptive authority and presence among His people. This psalm reminds us that salvation is not just spiritual—it’s cosmic. And it all points us to Christ, our Redeemer and Deliverer. 🪜 Outline Verses 1–2: God rescues and claims His people Verses 3–4: Creation responds to the Lord Verses 5–6: Rhetorical awe—what can stand before God? Verses 7–8: The earth trembles at His presence and provision ✝️ Christ-Centered Reflection Jesus is the greater deliverer who leads His people out of slavery to sin and death. In Him, we become the sanctuary of God, filled with His Spirit. Just as the earth trembled at God's presence, we are called to live in reverent awe and joyful obedience to Christ, our risen King. 🧭 Application Do I approach God with reverence and awe? How has God delivered me, and do I remember His past faithfulness? Am I pointing others to the Lord who moves mountains? 📚 Scripture and Resource Links Exodus 14–15 – The crossing of the Red Sea Joshua 3–4 – Crossing the Jordan 1 Corinthians 10:1–4 – Spiritual lessons from Israel’s deliverance 💬 Quotes from Church History Spurgeon: “When the Lord is with His people, nothing shall stand before them—not even the elements.”Matthew Henry: “God’s presence is terrible to His enemies but full of comfort to His people.” 📖 Discipleship Challenge Memorize Psalm 114:7–8. Let it shape your prayers and deepen your awe of God’s majesty. 📢 Share This Episode If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it or leaving a review. You can explore more Christ-centered content at servantsofgrace.org.

Why Doctrine Matters for Everyday Life Jul 09, 2025

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📌 Episode Title: Why Does Doctrine Matter for My Everyday Life?🎙️ Anchored in the Word with Dave Jenkins🔗 A Segment of the Servants of Grace PodcastWhy does doctrine matter in everyday life?In this episode of Anchored in the Word, Dave Jenkins explains how sound doctrine isn’t just for scholars—it’s essential for every Christian. Far from being dry or irrelevant, doctrine shapes your thinking, your worship, your suffering, and your spiritual growth. This episode walks through key Scriptures and church history to show how right doctrine leads to right living.🎧 Listen to the Episode🎥 Watch the Episode📖 Key Scriptures:Titus 2:12 Timothy 3:16John 17:171 Timothy 4:16Romans 12:2Acts 2:42Colossians 2:6–7🛠️ You’ll Learn:Why sound doctrine fuels spiritual growthHow theology impacts everyday choicesCommon misconceptions about doctrineWhat church history teaches us about truth Resources & Next Steps:Explore more Anchored in the Word episodesSubmit a question for a future episodeCheck out Anchored in the Word on YouTube. If this episode encouraged you, please like, share, and subscribe to help others grow in God’s truth.

From the Rising of the Sun Jul 03, 2025

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Join Dave as he looks at Psalm 113 and from the rising of the sun. Psalm 113 – From the Rising of the Sun From sunrise to sunset, the name of the LORD is worthy of praise. In Psalm 113, God is exalted above all nations yet stoops low to lift the humble. This psalm paints a picture of grace and redemption fulfilled in Christ. Listen to the Episode Watch the Episode Episode Highlights God’s worthiness of praise from sunrise to sunset His transcendence above nations and intimate care for the lowly The gospel picture of grace raising the poor from the dust Christ’s fulfillment of this psalm as the Servant King Scripture Psalm 113:1–9 (ESV) Praise the LORD!Praise, O servants of the LORD, praise the name of the LORD!Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and forevermore!From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the LORD is to be praised!The LORD is high above all nations, and his glory above the heavens!Who is like the LORD our God, who is seated on high, who looks far down on the heavens and the earth?He raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the ash heap, to make them sit with princes, with the princes of his people.He gives the barren woman a home, making her the joyous mother of children.Praise the LORD! Reflection and Application God: He is exalted—but not distant. Ourselves: Are we praising Him daily—from sunrise to sunset? Others: Do we reflect His heart by lifting the lowly? Christ: He descended to raise us up with Him. Suggested Resources Luke 1:46–55 – Mary’s Magnificat Philippians 2:5–11 – Christ’s Humility and Exaltation 1 Samuel 2:1–10 – Hannah’s Prayer Closing Thoughts Psalm 113 calls us to praise—not because life is easy, but because God is good. The High King of Heaven stoops low to lift us from the dust. That is grace. That is glory. That is why we praise. Invitation to Believe If you feel forgotten or stuck in the dust of life, God sees you. He sent His Son to lift you up. Trust in Jesus today. For more from Dave and his Psalm series please visit our YouTube.

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