Bridging The Gap

Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley will point to the truth about love and hate, by turning to the Sermon on the Mount. Matthew five, verses forty three through forty eight is our reference point.

Everyone talks about it, but what does it really mean to “love” someone? Jesus spoke about love in His Sermon on the Mount, and it will receive our attention here today on Bridging the Gap with Lloyd Pulley.

We are in the midst of a study of the Sermon on the Mount. Let’s join Pastor Lloyd  for the second half of his study entitled, “Turn the Other Cheek”. Our scripture reference is Matthew five, verses thirty eight through forty two.

On today’s Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley shares one of the most radical things Jesus said in the Sermon on the Mount - “ turn the other cheek”. There is a lot of confusion about this radical teaching, so Lloyd will set the record straight today about what Jesus meant with this directive.

 Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley continues his study of the Sermon on the Mount. Lloyd will encourage us to look within to determine how good our word actually is. Lloyd is in Matthew five, verses thirty three through thirty seven.

Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley shares what Jesus had to say on the subject of oaths. Our scripture reference is Matthew five, verses thirty three through thirty seven. 

Divorce is rampant these days because our world has bought into the selfish mentality of “what’s in it for me?” Today on Bridging the Gap, we’ll learn about God’s standard for marriage. Pastor Lloyd Pulley continues his study of the Sermon on the Mount, and his reference point will be Matthew chapter five, verses thirty one and thirty two.

As rampant as divorce is in our generation - divorce was still commonplace in Jesus’s day. That’s why the Lord taught on divorce in his Sermon on the Mount. Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley is teaching us from Matthew five, verses thirty one and thirty two. And he’ll use the next two broadcast days to examine the Lord’s teaching on this sensitive subject.

Today on Bridging the Gap, Pastor Lloyd Pulley shares preventative tips based on Christ’s great Sermon on the Mount. Before you think yourself to be above the sin of adultery, consider what Jesus had to say about lust. I think it’s safe to say that we’ll all gain something from today’s lesson. 

Lust, adultery, and fornication, are ages-old problems for the human race. While sex is God given, it must also be God governed, as we’ll see today on Bridging the Gap. Pastor Lloyd Pulley continues his study of the great Sermon on the Mount by looking at Matthew five, verses twenty seven and twenty eight, in a message titled “Taming the Beast Within”.

Lloyd Pulley is our Bible teacher, and he continues to instruct us from the first sermon delivered by our Lord, which we read about in Matthew chapters five through seven. Since anger tends to creep into many of our lives, I’m sure you’ll find today’s message beneficial. 

 I think it would be safe to say none of us has ever committed murder - but do we have the potential do do so? We’ll find out what the root of murder is today, and you just may be surprised to discover the symptoms in your life! The Lord addressed this issue in Matthew five, and He dealt not just with an outward action, but also an inward attitude.

Have you ever wondered why we call the day we remember the crucifixion of Christ, “Good” Friday? What could possibly be good about a death? A death undeserved? The intentional killing of an innocent man? That’s what pastor Lloyd will talk about today as we bring you the conclusion of a message he began yesterday, titled Following Jesus to the Cross”. We will be in there gospel of Luke.

This coming weekend we celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus. Celebrate a death? That sounds kind of morbid, don’t you think? But Christians celebrate the death of Christ because that death was the greatest act of love ever committed. Jesus willingly went to the cross of Calvary because His death and resurrection would bridge the gap between a perfect God and sinful mankind. Join us in Luke chapter twenty-three as we explore the events leading up to the crucifixion of Christ.

God is very specific in His word about everything related to our lives here on earth, and our eternal life as well. Today’s message is a part of Lloyd’s ongoing study of the Sermon on the Mount. We’ll be in Matthew chapter five, verses twenty one through forty eight today. 

Rewards are waiting for the Christian who faithfully obeys God here on earth, and that’s something we’ll observe today on Bridging the Gap. We’ll also focus on the spirit and the letter of the law. What’s the difference? Today’s study is just part of our detailed look at the Sermon on the Mount.

Christians are facing persecution and restriction, but generally speaking, this is a great place to live if you’re a Christian! Here at Bridging the Gap, we are not ashamed to proclaim God’s wonderful and reliable Word! On today’s broadcast, Pastor Lloyd Pulley continues his study of our Lord’s first sermon. We'll examine again Jesus’ thoughts on the trustworthiness of Word of God. 

Today on Bridging the Gap - Pastor Lloyd Pulley returns to his study of the Sermon on the Mount. We’ll go to Matthew chapter five verses seventeen through twenty, to examine what Jesus said about the Law. 

Light is an important part of life, even if we don’t completely understand it. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Himself said that Christians are “the light of the world”. What exactly does that mean? We’ll join pastor Lloyd Pulley for some answers as we look at Matthew five, verses fourteen through sixteen.

Scientists will all agree that light travels at 186 thousand miles per second, but they don’t agree on much more! Light is an important thing for Christians as well, because Jesus told us we are the “light of the world”. What does it mean to be the light of the world? That’s what we’ll explore today on the program as Lloyd brings us another message from his series on the Sermon on the Mount.