Legacy Bible Podcast

Welcome to Episode 130 of the Legacy Bible Podcast. In this message, we examine the biblical responsibility and privilege of sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with a lost world.
Jesus gave His followers a clear command: they were to be His witnesses, beginning where they were and extending to the uttermost parts of the earth. The Great Commission is not simply a calling for a select few—it is an invitation for every believer to participate in God's work of reaching others with the message of salvation.
In This Episode
The command of Christ to take the Gospel into all the world
The promise that everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord can be saved
God's pleasure in those who faithfully bring the Gospel to others
The promise of Christ's continual presence with His people
The power of the Holy Spirit to give believers boldness
Reaching crowds, individuals, families, and communities
The importance of being sensitive to the leadership of the Holy Spirit
Taking the Gospel to every person without prejudice or partiality
Standing faithfully for truth even when facing opposition
Using home Bible studies as an opportunity for evangelism
Following up with new believers and helping them grow in their faith
The importance of connecting believers with a Bible-believing local church
The book of Acts demonstrates that the Gospel was proclaimed in many different settings. The apostles preached publicly to large crowds, ministered personally to individuals, entered homes, crossed cultural boundaries, and continued proclaiming Christ even in the face of severe opposition. Their methods varied, but their message remained the same: salvation is found in Jesus Christ.
This episode also emphasizes that believers do not witness in their own strength. The Holy Spirit empowers God's people to speak with boldness and gives them the ability to faithfully communicate the truth of the Gospel. We are vessels through whom God can work.
Not everyone will receive the message. The early believers experienced rejection, persecution, and opposition. Yet they continued to preach the Gospel wherever they went. Their example reminds us that faithfulness to God's calling is not dependent upon an easy or favorable response.
Evangelism also involves more than an initial conversation. Those who respond to the Gospel need encouragement, instruction, fellowship, and continued discipleship. The message concludes with a practical challenge to become personally involved in reaching others, inviting them to study God's Word, and demonstrating the love of Christ through genuine concern and ongoing support.
Key Scripture References
Acts 1:8
Matthew 28:18–20
Mark 16:15
Acts 10:42–43
Romans 10:11–15
Hebrews 13:5
Acts 4:31
Acts 2:14–47
Acts 3
Acts 4–5
Acts 6–7
Acts 8:4–5, 26–35
Acts 9:20–22
Acts 10
Acts 13–14
A Challenge for Every Believer
The central challenge of this message is simple: Don't merely talk about evangelism—be involved in it.
God has given the command. He has provided the message. He has promised His presence. He has supplied the power of the Holy Spirit. The question remains: Will we make ourselves available to be used by God in reaching others?
Share the Gospel. Invite someone to study God's Word. Pray for those God places in your life. Encourage new believers. And trust the Holy Spirit to work through your faithful witness.
 
 
Thanks for listening and please subscribe, comment and like.if you have any comments or questions please send them to legacybiblepodcast@gmail.comyou can check out the website at www.legacybiblepodcast.comyoutube channel at www.youtube.com/@legacybiblepodcastRumble Channel at www.rumble.com/legacybiblepodcastFellowship Bible Church website is at fbcjoliet.complease come back every week for another legacy lesson from the bible by the Rev Chuck Rains.All audio sermons were previously recorded at the Fellowship Bible Church and recorded on cassette tape and transferred into digital format.All content is from the Fellowship Bible Church and edited from the morning or evening service and taught by the pastor the Rev. Chuck Rains.Also just a reminder, don't forget to read your bible everyday, and pray for the podcast, so that all the world may hear God's message for their life.

What does it mean to truly hear from God—and how can we know whether we are following His will?
In Episode 129 of the Legacy Bible Podcast, we return to Acts 11 and follow Peter as he explains to the apostles what happened when he entered the home of Cornelius, a Gentile, and witnessed the Holy Spirit come upon those who received the gospel.
Peter's experience challenged deeply held prejudices and demonstrated that God's salvation was not limited to one people. The apostles ultimately recognized that God had granted repentance and life to the Gentiles as well.
This message explores the ways God communicates His truth, emphasizing the authority of the written Word of God and the ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. We are reminded that personal spiritual guidance must never contradict Scripture, must glorify Jesus Christ, and must be received by a believer who is clean, surrendered, available, and willing to obey.
The message also brings a powerful challenge for evangelism. Sharing the gospel requires more than simply speaking about Christ. We must be willing to set aside our prejudices, live clean lives, obey God's direction, and welcome those who respond to the gospel as brothers and sisters in Christ.
The central question is simple but searching:
What will rule your life—your own desires and prejudices, or God?
Listen and consider what it means to hear God's Word, follow the Holy Spirit, overcome prejudice, and faithfully bring the gospel to others.
 
In This Episode
Peter's report to the apostles in Jerusalem
The conversion of Cornelius and his household
God's message through Peter's vision
The supernatural ways God communicated in biblical history
The authority and importance of the written Word of God
Why Jesus repeatedly said, "It is written"
The relationship between loving God and obeying His Word
The Holy Spirit's ministry of teaching and guidance
The difference between objective Scripture and subjective personal guidance
The danger of allowing personal desires to influence spiritual impressions
The need for holiness, surrender, and obedience
How the Holy Spirit glorifies Jesus Christ
Peter's willingness to obey God's direction
Overcoming prejudice in evangelism
God's acceptance of Gentile believers
Welcoming new believers into the family of God
Bringing the gospel with a clean life and a surrendered heart
 
Key Scripture
Acts 11:17
Peter's response captures the heart of the message:
"What was I, that I could withstand God?"
Peter had to choose between his own expectations and God's revealed purpose. His willingness to obey opened the door for the gospel to reach people he previously would not have considered.
 
Scripture References
This episode draws heavily from the following passages:
Acts 10 — Peter's encounter with Cornelius and the Gentiles
Acts 11:1–18 — Peter explains what God had done
Acts 11:5–12 — Peter's vision and the Spirit's direction
Acts 11:15–17 — The Holy Spirit comes upon the Gentiles
Acts 11:18 — God grants repentance unto life to the Gentiles
1 Peter 1:10–12 — The prophets and the work of the Holy Spirit
Luke 4:4 — "Man shall not live by bread alone"
Luke 4:8 — Worship the Lord and serve Him only
Luke 4:12 — Do not tempt the Lord
John 14:15 — Loving Christ and keeping His commandments
John 14:21 — Obedience as an expression of love
John 14:23 — Keeping Christ's words
John 14:26 — The Holy Spirit teaching and bringing Christ's words to remembrance
John 15:26 — The Spirit of truth testifying of Christ
John 16:13–15 — The Holy Spirit guiding believers into truth and glorifying Christ
Romans 12:1–2 — Presenting ourselves as living sacrifices and being transformed
Jeremiah 17:9 — The danger and deceitfulness of the human heart
 
Major Takeaways
1. God's Word is our objective foundation
The written Word of God provides the foundation by which we understand God's truth. Personal impressions and spiritual experiences must never be allowed to contradict Scripture.
2. The Holy Spirit teaches and guides believers
The message emphasizes the Holy Spirit's continuing work in the believer. The Spirit teaches, leads, and brings God's truth to bear upon specific circumstances.
3. Personal guidance must be tested
A personal spiritual impression is not the same as the objective written Word of God. Because the human heart can deceive us, personal guidance must be approached carefully and tested against Scripture.
4. God requires surrender
Being useful to God requires more than simply hearing His Word. We must be willing to surrender our desires, preferences, prejudices, and plans to Him.
5. God's direction may challenge our prejudices
Peter did not naturally want to enter the home of Gentiles. Yet God told him to go. Peter had to set aside his own restrictions and obey God's direction.
6. The Holy Spirit always glorifies Jesus
Any genuine work of the Spirit will be consistent with God's Word and will ultimately bring glory to Jesus Christ rather than to the individual.
7. Evangelism requires a surrendered life
The message challenges believers to share the gospel from lives that are clean, surrendered, available, and obedient to God.
8. New believers should be welcomed
When the Gentiles received Christ, the apostles did not reject them because of their background. Instead, they glorified God and welcomed them as fellow believers.
 
A Challenge for Believers
Peter's experience in Acts 11 forces us to examine our own hearts.
Are there people we would rather not reach?
Are there prejudices, preferences, or assumptions that prevent us from obeying God's direction?
Are we willing to say, as Peter did:
"What was I, that I could withstand God?"
Following Christ means allowing God's Word and Spirit to reshape our attitudes, priorities, relationships, and actions.
True evangelism is not simply delivering a message. It is being willing to become God's messenger.
 
Evangelism and the Heart of the Message
One of the strongest applications of this sermon concerns evangelism.
The gospel is meant to cross barriers.
Peter had to cross the barrier between Jew and Gentile. The early church had to learn that those who received Christ were not outsiders who merely needed to be brought into their fellowship. They were now brothers and sisters in Christ.
The message challenges Christians to open their hearts to those who respond to the gospel and to love them as fellow members of God's family.
We are called to:
Bring the gospel.
Live a clean life.
Remain surrendered to God.
Set aside prejudice.
Follow the Spirit's leading.
Welcome those who respond to Christ.
Love people as fellow recipients of God's grace.
 
Questions for Personal Reflection
Am I allowing the written Word of God to guide my life?
Am I willing to surrender my personal desires to God's will?
Are there prejudices or preferences that are interfering with my obedience?
Do my spiritual convictions agree with Scripture?
Does my life glorify Jesus Christ?
Am I clean and surrendered before God?
Am I willing to go where God sends me?
Am I prepared to share the gospel with those around me?
Do I genuinely welcome people who respond to Christ?
What is ruling my life—self or God?
 
Thanks for listening and please subscribe, comment and like.if you have any comments or questions please send them to legacybiblepodcast@gmail.comyou can check out the website at www.legacybiblepodcast.comyoutube channel at www.youtube.com/@legacybiblepodcastRumble Channel at www.rumble.com/legacybiblepodcastFellowship Bible Church website is at fbcjoliet.complease come back every week for another legacy lesson from the bible by the Rev Chuck Rains.All audio sermons were previously recorded at the Fellowship Bible Church and recorded on cassette tape and transferred into digital format.All content is from the Fellowship Bible Church and edited from the morning or evening service and taught by the pastor the Rev. Chuck Rains.Also just a reminder, don't forget to read your bible everyday, and pray for the podcast, so that all the world may hear God's message for their life.

In Episode 128 of the Legacy Bible Podcast, we continue our series, "What Kind of People Does God Use?" by examining one of the most remarkable evangelistic encounters in Scripture—the conversion of Cornelius in Acts 10.
This message shifts from God's preparation of His servants to God's preparation of those who are ready to hear the gospel. Through the life of Cornelius, we discover that God is already at work in the hearts of people long before we arrive. Our responsibility is to become clean, willing vessels who faithfully proclaim Christ.
You'll be challenged to recognize the "Corneliuses" God has placed in your life—people who are spiritually hungry, searching for peace, and waiting to hear the message that only Jesus Christ can give.
Whether you're seeking greater boldness in witnessing or praying for loved ones to come to Christ, this message offers timeless biblical encouragement and practical wisdom for sharing your faith.
Based on Acts 10, this sermon reminds believers that God delights in using ordinary people who are yielded to His extraordinary purposes.
 
Full Show Notes
Episode Summary
God not only prepares His servants—He also prepares the hearts of those who will receive the gospel.
Using the account of Cornelius in Acts 10, this message explores how God works behind the scenes through prayer, spiritual hunger, and divine providence to draw people to Himself. Peter simply became the messenger God chose to answer a seeking man's prayers.
This episode challenges believers to cultivate spiritual sensitivity, genuine love for people, and a willingness to proclaim Christ without shame. The question becomes not merely, "Does God want to use me?" but, "Am I prepared when God opens the door?"
 
In This Episode
Why God prepares both the messenger and the hearer
The spiritual characteristics of Cornelius
The importance of prayer and spiritual hunger
God's sovereign work in evangelism
How to recognize people God is drawing
Why love overcomes fear in witnessing
Removing man-made barriers to the gospel
The message every searching heart needs to hear
Christ as the only source of lasting peace
Becoming a faithful vessel for God's purposes
 
Key Scripture
Acts 10
Hebrews 1
Hebrews 13
1 Corinthians 14
Matthew 6
Romans 1:16
 
Key Takeaways
God prepares seeking hearts.
Before Peter ever arrived, God had already been working in Cornelius through prayer, fasting, and spiritual longing.
Prayer reveals spiritual hunger.
Cornelius demonstrates that those genuinely seeking God often display a deep desire for truth before hearing the gospel.
Evangelism is God's work.
The Holy Spirit prepares hearts; believers simply obey God's call to share Christ faithfully.
Love removes fear.
The people most open to hearing the gospel are often those closest to us. Genuine love gives courage to speak about Christ.
The message is peace through Jesus Christ.
The answer to humanity's deepest need is not religion, morality, or self-improvement—it is reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ.
God is already working around you.
There are "Corneliuses" in every believer's life—people whom God is preparing to hear the good news.
 
Memorable Quotes
"God prepares both the messenger and the one who will receive the message."
"The people you love are often the very people God wants you to reach."
"Peace comes only through Jesus Christ, who is Lord of all."
"God is looking for willing vessels to carry the gospel."
 
Discussion Questions
What qualities made Cornelius spiritually prepared to receive the gospel?
How can believers become more sensitive to those God is drawing?
What fears often keep Christians from sharing Christ?
Why is love essential in effective evangelism?
Who might be a "Cornelius" in your own life today?
 
About the Legacy Bible Podcast
The Legacy Bible Podcast preserves and shares faithful, verse-by-verse biblical teaching from messages preached decades ago that remain just as relevant today. Each episode encourages believers to know God's Word, deepen their walk with Christ, and faithfully pass biblical truth to the next generation.
 
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Thanks for listening and please subscribe, comment and like.if you have any comments or questions please send them to legacybiblepodcast@gmail.comyou can check out the website at www.legacybiblepodcast.comyoutube channel at www.youtube.com/@legacybiblepodcastRumble Channel at www.rumble.com/legacybiblepodcastFellowship Bible Church website is at fbcjoliet.complease come back every week for another legacy lesson from the bible by the Rev Chuck Rains.All audio sermons were previously recorded at the Fellowship Bible Church and recorded on cassette tape and transferred into digital format.All content is from the Fellowship Bible Church and edited from the morning or evening service and taught by the pastor the Rev. Chuck Rains.Also just a reminder, don't forget to read your bible everyday, and pray for the podcast, so that all the world may hear God's message for their life.

What kind of people does God delight to use for His kingdom?
In Part 3 of this series, we discover that God uses believers whose lives are centered on Jesus Christ. As the early church devoted themselves to God's Word, genuine fellowship, prayer, and worship, their love for Christ overflowed into bold and effective witness. Their testimony was not driven by methods or programs but by hearts transformed through an ever-deepening relationship with their Savior.
This timeless message challenges us to examine whether Christ truly is our first love. When He becomes our greatest treasure, our love for others grows, our fellowship becomes authentic, and our witness becomes powerful.
Join us as we continue exploring what kind of people God uses to impact the world for His glory.
 
Full Show Notes
Episode Summary
In this message, we continue examining the characteristics of the believers in Acts 2 and discover why God used them so powerfully. Their strength did not come from personalities or techniques but from lives wholly devoted to Jesus Christ.
The early church was built upon four essential foundations:
The teaching of God's Word
Genuine fellowship among believers
Remembering Christ through the breaking of bread
A vibrant life of prayer
As these priorities shaped their lives, they developed sacrificial love for one another, cared for each other's needs, and boldly proclaimed the gospel. Their witness was simply the overflow of hearts captivated by Christ.
The message reminds us that every healthy relationship finds its true foundation in Jesus. Whether marriage, friendship, family, or church life, Christ is the One who gives lasting meaning and unity.
Perhaps the greatest encouragement comes in recognizing that although people may disappoint us—even those closest to us—Jesus Christ never will. His love is faithful, His promises are sure, and He will never forsake those who trust Him.
The greatest preparation for witnessing is not merely learning methods of evangelism but cultivating a growing, daily love relationship with the Lord. As we walk closely with Christ, the Holy Spirit produces His fruit in our lives, giving us both compassion and boldness to share the gospel.
Key Topics
What made the early church spiritually powerful
The importance of biblical teaching
Genuine Christian fellowship
Remembering Christ through communion
Living a life of prayer
Sacrificial love within the body of Christ
Christ as the foundation of every relationship
The risks and rewards of loving others
Jesus' unfailing faithfulness
The Holy Spirit's work in producing bold witness
Why love for Christ is the foundation of evangelism
Scripture References
Acts 2:42–47
Acts 4
John 15
1 Peter 3
Proverbs 8
Hebrews 13:5
Galatians 5:22–23
Memorable Takeaways
God uses believers who are growing in their relationship with Jesus.
Genuine fellowship requires giving ourselves to one another in love.
Love always involves sacrifice and vulnerability.
Jesus never fails those who trust Him.
The fruit of the Spirit is produced through abiding in Christ.
Effective witnessing begins with a heart captivated by the Savior.
The deepest preparation for sharing the gospel is daily fellowship with Jesus.
Discussion Questions
Is Jesus truly your first love?
How does biblical fellowship strengthen your walk with Christ?
In what ways can you become more involved in meeting the needs of other believers?
How has Christ demonstrated His faithfulness in your life?
Does your relationship with Jesus naturally overflow into conversations about Him?
What keeps you from boldly sharing the gospel?
How can you cultivate a deeper daily walk with the Lord?
About Legacy Bible Podcast
The Legacy Bible Podcast preserves and shares timeless Bible teaching from decades past, presenting verse-by-verse exposition and practical discipleship that remain just as relevant today. Each episode points listeners to the sufficiency of Scripture and encourages believers to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ and faithfully proclaim His gospel.
 
 
Thanks for listening and please subscribe, comment and like.if you have any comments or questions please send them to legacybiblepodcast@gmail.comyou can check out the website at www.legacybiblepodcast.comyoutube channel at www.youtube.com/@legacybiblepodcastRumble Channel at www.rumble.com/legacybiblepodcastFellowship Bible Church website is at fbcjoliet.complease come back every week for another legacy lesson from the bible by the Rev Chuck Rains.All audio sermons were previously recorded at the Fellowship Bible Church and recorded on cassette tape and transferred into digital format.All content is from the Fellowship Bible Church and edited from the morning or evening service and taught by the pastor the Rev. Chuck Rains.Also just a reminder, don't forget to read your bible everyday, and pray for the podcast, so that all the world may hear God's message for their life.

In Part 2 of this powerful study, we continue exploring one of the most practical questions every believer should ask: What kind of people does God use?
This message reveals that God is not looking for naturally gifted people—He is looking for prepared people. Through the examples of the apostles at Pentecost and Moses' call to lead Israel, we discover that God's servants are equipped through His Word, empowered by His Holy Spirit, and surrendered completely to His will.
Rather than focusing on our weaknesses, God calls us to trust His strength. When Christ becomes our first love, fear gives way to boldness, excuses disappear, and we become faithful witnesses of the gospel.
Whether you've ever felt inadequate, unqualified, or uncertain about serving the Lord, this timeless message offers biblical encouragement and reminds us that God delights in using ordinary people who are fully yielded to Him.
 
Full Show Notes
Episode Summary
Every believer has asked the question at some point: Can God really use someone like me?
In this continuation of the series, we learn that God's qualification is not human ability but spiritual preparation. Looking at Acts, Colossians, Exodus, and Corinthians, this message demonstrates that God prepares His people through salvation, the ministry of the Holy Spirit, the teaching of Scripture, and a heart fully devoted to Christ.
The sermon also offers an important biblical perspective on the purpose of the miraculous gift of tongues in Acts, showing how it served as a sign to unbelieving Israel while emphasizing that the true focus of God's work has always been proclaiming the gospel to the lost.
The message concludes by challenging every believer to examine whether Christ truly holds first place in their lives. When He is our first love, witnessing becomes a joyful privilege instead of an intimidating obligation.
 
In This Episode
Why God prepares people before He sends them
The relationship between God's Word and the Holy Spirit
Receiving power to become Christ's witnesses
The biblical purpose of speaking in tongues in Acts
Why Moses believed God couldn't use him
The danger of focusing on personal weaknesses
God's answer to every excuse we make
What it means to belong to Christ
Making Jesus your first love
Living as God's ambassador in a lost world
 
Key Scripture References
Acts 1:8
Acts 2
Colossians 1:27–29
Exodus 3–4
Isaiah 28
1 Corinthians 6:19–20
1 Corinthians 14:21–22
 
Key Takeaways
God uses people who are spiritually prepared.
Preparation begins with salvation through Jesus Christ.
God's Word equips believers for faithful service.
The Holy Spirit provides the power to witness effectively.
Our weaknesses never limit God's ability.
Excuses reveal misplaced focus on self instead of God.
Every Christian belongs to Christ because He purchased us with His blood.
Jesus must remain our first love.
Our mission is to faithfully proclaim God's message, not our own.
God's desire is for all people to hear the gospel and come to saving faith.
 
Memorable Quote
"God is not looking for perfect people. He is looking for prepared people—believers who are surrendered to His Spirit, grounded in His Word, and willing to make Christ their first love."
 
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Thanks for listening and please subscribe, comment and like.if you have any comments or questions please send them to legacybiblepodcast@gmail.comyou can check out the website at www.legacybiblepodcast.comyoutube channel at www.youtube.com/@legacybiblepodcastRumble Channel at www.rumble.com/legacybiblepodcastFellowship Bible Church website is at fbcjoliet.complease come back every week for another legacy lesson from the bible by the Rev Chuck Rains.All audio sermons were previously recorded at the Fellowship Bible Church and recorded on cassette tape and transferred into digital format.All content is from the Fellowship Bible Church and edited from the morning or evening service and taught by the pastor the Rev. Chuck Rains.Also just a reminder, don't forget to read your bible everyday, and pray for the podcast, so that all the world may hear God's message for their life.

(Part 1 of a multi part series)
What kind of person does God choose to accomplish His work?
Many Christians believe God can only use those who are exceptionally gifted, highly educated, or spiritually mature. In this powerful message, we discover that Scripture teaches something entirely different. God delights in using ordinary men and women who are surrendered to Him.
Beginning with the discouraged disciples after the crucifixion and continuing through the opening chapter of Acts, this study reveals how the risen Christ transformed fearful followers into bold witnesses through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Whether you've experienced failure, doubt, discouragement, or feel inadequate for God's service, this message offers tremendous hope. God isn't looking for perfect people—He's looking for willing hearts.
Join us as we examine the characteristics of the people God uses and discover how every believer can become an effective witness for Jesus Christ.
 
In This Episode
• Why the resurrection changed everything for the disciples
• Why discouragement does not disqualify you from serving God
• The transformation of Thomas from doubt to faith
• Why joy is essential to an effective Christian witness
• The importance of acknowledging Jesus as Lord and God
• Receiving the power of the Holy Spirit for ministry
• Lessons from Mary, the brothers of Jesus, and the early church
• Why prayer, unity, and dependence upon God are marks of usable servants
• How God uses ordinary believers to accomplish extraordinary purposes
 
Key Scripture References
John 20
Acts 1
John 7:5
1 Peter 3
1 Peter 1:8
 
Key Takeaways
God Uses People Who Have Been Changed by Christ
The disciples experienced fear, failure, and uncertainty after the crucifixion. Yet the risen Lord transformed them into courageous witnesses.
God Uses Believers Who Trust Him
Faith—not personal ability—is the foundation of effective ministry. God works through those who believe His promises.
God Uses Joyful Christians
The disciples became glad when they saw the risen Lord. True Christian joy becomes a testimony to the world.
God Uses Spirit-Empowered People
Jesus promised His followers they would receive power through the Holy Spirit to become His witnesses throughout the world.
God Uses Those Who Pray
The believers in Acts devoted themselves to prayer, recognizing their complete dependence upon God.
God Uses Surrendered Lives
Mary, the apostles, and even Jesus' once-unbelieving brothers became willing servants because they placed Christ first.
 
Memorable Quote
"God isn't looking for perfect people. He is looking for surrendered people who trust Him, depend upon His Spirit, and are willing to be used for His glory."
 
Questions for Reflection
Am I allowing past failures to keep me from serving Christ?
Is Jesus truly Lord over every area of my life?
Am I relying on the Holy Spirit rather than my own abilities?
Is prayer a regular part of my walk with God?
Do others see the joy of Christ in my life?
What step of obedience is God calling me to take today?
 
About the Legacy Bible Podcast
The Legacy Bible Podcast preserves and shares timeless Bible teaching from faithful expository preaching of the past. Each episode is designed to help listeners grow in their understanding of God's Word, deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ, and apply biblical truth to everyday life.
Whether you're studying the Bible personally, leading a small group, or seeking encouragement in your Christian walk, these messages continue to provide practical, Christ-centered teaching that remains relevant today.
 
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Thanks for listening and please subscribe, comment and like.if you have any comments or questions please send them to legacybiblepodcast@gmail.comyou can check out the website at www.legacybiblepodcast.comyoutube channel at www.youtube.com/@legacybiblepodcastRumble Channel at www.rumble.com/legacybiblepodcastFellowship Bible Church website is at fbcjoliet.complease come back every week for another legacy lesson from the bible by the Rev Chuck Rains.All audio sermons were previously recorded at the Fellowship Bible Church and recorded on cassette tape and transferred into digital format.All content is from the Fellowship Bible Church and edited from the morning or evening service and taught by the pastor the Rev. Chuck Rains.Also just a reminder, don't forget to read your bible everyday, and pray for the podcast, so that all the world may hear God's message for their life.