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Five Pillar LegacyUnlocking Coachability: The Key to Success| ft. @Mickey_Pascarella Ep. 49In this conversation, Chris Ward interviews Mickey Pascarella, a master coach with extensive experience in the real estate industry. They discuss the importance of coach-ability, accountability, and clarity in coaching relationships. Mickey emphasizes the need for self-discovery and leadership in personal development, especially for entrepreneurs. The conversation also touches on navigating a shifting real estate market and the significance of leveraging social media for success. Mickey provides practical advice for new real estate agents and shares insights on building a tribe of clients through service and engagement.Find Mickey Here: / @mickey_pascarella 2025-06-1627 min
One Chapter One Thought1 Corinthians 4Paul describes apostles as servants and stewards of God’s mysteries, often suffering and despised. He urges the Corinthians to imitate his humility and faithfulness rather than becoming arrogant and judgmental.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0906 minOne Chapter One Thought1 Corinthians 3Paul rebukes the Corinthians for their immaturity and jealousy, comparing them to infants in Christ. He reminds them that leaders like Paul and Apollos are merely servants, and God is the one who gives growth. The church is God’s building, and believers must build carefully on Christ as the foundation.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0806 minOne Chapter One Thought1 Corinthians 2Paul explains that his message was not with human wisdom but with the Spirit’s power. True wisdom comes from God and is revealed by the Holy Spirit to those who are spiritually mature.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0705 minOne Chapter One Thought1 Corinthians 1Paul greets the church and urges them to end divisions, reminding them that the cross, though foolish to the world, is the power and wisdom of God for those being saved. He emphasizes unity in Christ over loyalty to human leaders.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0608 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 24Jesus rises from the dead and appears to His disciples. On the road to Emmaus, He explains how the Scriptures point to Him. He commissions His followers and ascends into heaven.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0510 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 23Jesus is condemned by Pilate and Herod, crucified between two criminals, and buried in a tomb. One criminal repents, and Jesus promises him paradise. The centurion recognizes Jesus’ innocence.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0210 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 22Judas agrees to betray Jesus. Jesus shares the Last Supper, prays in Gethsemane, and is arrested. Peter denies Him, and Jesus is put on trial before the religious leaders.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-05-0112 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 21Jesus commends a poor widow’s offering and prophesies about the destruction of the temple, persecution, and His second coming, urging His followers to stay watchful.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-3009 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 20Jesus teaches in the temple, confronting religious leaders. He tells the Parable of the Wicked Tenants and answers questions about taxes, resurrection, and the Messiah’s identity.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2911 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 19Jesus transforms the life of Zacchaeus, a tax collector. He tells the Parable of the Ten Minas, enters Jerusalem triumphantly, and weeps over its coming judgment. He clears the temple of corruption.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2810 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 18Jesus tells parables about persistent prayer and humility. He welcomes children, challenges a rich ruler to follow Him, and predicts His death. He heals a blind man who cries out in faith.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2509 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 17Jesus teaches about forgiveness, faith, and gratitude. He heals ten lepers, but only one—a Samaritan—returns to thank Him. He speaks of His second coming and the need for readiness.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2408 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 16Jesus tells the Parable of the Shrewd Manager and warns against serving money instead of God. He shares the story of the rich man and Lazarus, teaching about the reality of judgment.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2311 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 15Jesus tells three parables about God’s love for the lost: the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son, emphasizing God’s joy in restoring sinners.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2208 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 14Jesus teaches on humility and the cost of discipleship. He tells the Parable of the Great Banquet, showing God’s invitation to all, and warns about putting anything above following Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-2109 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 13Jesus calls for repentance and tells the Parable of the Barren Fig Tree. He heals a crippled woman on the Sabbath and teaches about the narrow door to God’s kingdom.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1808 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 12Jesus warns against greed and anxiety, teaching that life is about seeking God’s kingdom. He calls for readiness for His return and warns of division that following Him will bring.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1712 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 11Jesus teaches the Lord’s Prayer and about persistent prayer. He rebukes the Pharisees for hypocrisy and warns against seeking signs instead of true faith.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1610 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 10Jesus sends out seventy-two disciples to preach. He tells the Parable of the Good Samaritan, teaching love for neighbors. Martha is distracted with serving, while Mary chooses to sit and learn from Jesus.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1508 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 9Jesus sends out the twelve apostles, feeds 5,000, and is transfigured before Peter, James, and John. He predicts His death and calls His followers to take up their cross and follow Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1411 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 8Jesus teaches in parables, including the Parable of the Sower. He calms a storm, casts out demons from a man into pigs, heals a bleeding woman, and raises Jairus’ daughter, displaying His power over nature, demons, disease, and death.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1112 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 7Jesus heals a centurion’s servant and raises a widow’s son from the dead. John the Baptist questions if Jesus is the Messiah, and Jesus affirms His identity. A sinful woman anoints Jesus’ feet, and He forgives her, emphasizing grace.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-1010 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 6Jesus teaches about the Sabbath, heals a man’s withered hand, and chooses twelve apostles. He preaches the Beatitudes, calls for love of enemies, and warns against hypocrisy, urging people to build their lives on God’s truth.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-0910 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 5Jesus calls His first disciples, including Peter, James, and John. He heals a leper, forgives and heals a paralyzed man, and dines with tax collectors, showing His mission to call sinners to repentance.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-0809 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 4Jesus is tempted by Satan in the wilderness but resists with Scripture. He begins His ministry in Nazareth, where He is rejected. He performs miracles, heals many, and casts out demons, demonstrating His authority.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-0710 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 3John the Baptist preaches repentance and baptizes Jesus. God affirms Jesus as His Son. Luke provides Jesus’ genealogy, tracing His lineage back to Adam, showing Him as the Savior for all people.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-0411 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 2Jesus is born in Bethlehem, and angels announce His birth to shepherds. Jesus is presented at the temple, where Simeon and Anna recognize Him as the Messiah. When Jesus is a child, He stays behind in the temple, amazing the teachers with His wisdom.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-0311 minOne Chapter One ThoughtLuke 1Luke begins by explaining his purpose for writing an orderly account of Jesus’ life. He details the angelic announcements of John the Baptist’s and Jesus’ births. Mary visits Elizabeth, and both rejoice in God’s plan. John is born, and his father, Zechariah, prophesies about the coming Messiah.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-04-0213 minOne Chapter One ThoughtPhilemonPaul writes to Philemon, a Christian leader, on behalf of Onesimus, a runaway slave who has become a believer. Paul appeals to Philemon to receive Onesimus not as a slave but as a beloved brother in Christ. He offers to personally cover any debts Onesimus owes and expresses confidence that Philemon will respond with grace. Paul closes with greetings and a request for Philemon to prepare a place for him, hinting at a future visit. The letter emphasizes forgiveness, reconciliation, and the transforming power of the gospel.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https...2025-04-0108 minOne Chapter One ThoughtColossians 4Paul encourages prayer, especially for the spread of the gospel, and instructs believers to be wise in how they interact with outsiders. He closes with personal greetings, commending faithful coworkers like Tychicus, Onesimus, and Epaphras, and urges them to remain steadfast in the faith.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-3107 minOne Chapter One ThoughtColossians 3Paul calls believers to set their minds on things above and put to death sinful behaviors like immorality, anger, and lying. Instead, they are to put on virtues like compassion, kindness, and love. He gives practical instructions for relationships, including husbands and wives, parents and children, and masters and slaves.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2806 minOne Chapter One ThoughtColossians 2Paul warns against deceptive philosophies and legalistic practices that undermine the sufficiency of Christ. He reminds the Colossians that they are complete in Christ, having been buried with Him in baptism and raised to new life. He urges them not to be enslaved by human traditions but to live in the freedom of Christ.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2707 minOne Chapter One ThoughtColossians 1Paul begins by thanking God for the faith and love of the Colossians, praying for their spiritual growth. He emphasizes Christ’s supremacy over creation and the church, declaring that all things were created through and for Him. Paul also speaks of his mission to proclaim Christ and help believers mature in their faith.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2608 minOne Chapter One ThoughtPhilippians 4Paul exhorts the Philippians to rejoice in the Lord, to pray instead of worrying, and to focus on what is true and good. He thanks them for their financial support and shares how he has learned contentment in every situation through Christ’s strength. He closes with final greetings and a blessing.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2508 minOne Chapter One ThoughtPhilippians 3Paul warns against legalism, emphasizing that righteousness comes through faith in Christ, not the law. He shares his personal testimony, counting all things as loss compared to knowing Christ. He encourages believers to press on toward their heavenly calling and to imitate godly examples.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2407 minOne Chapter One ThoughtPhilippians 2Paul calls for unity and humility, using Christ as the ultimate example—He humbled Himself in obedience to death but was exalted by God. Paul encourages the Philippians to work out their salvation with God’s power at work in them. He commends Timothy and Epaphroditus as faithful servants of the gospel.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2108 minOne Chapter One ThoughtPhilippians 1Paul begins with gratitude and joy for the Philippians, thanking God for their partnership in the gospel. He encourages them to remain steadfast, even in suffering, and shares how his imprisonment has actually advanced the gospel. He urges them to live in a manner worthy of Christ, standing firm in faith despite opposition.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-2007 minOne Chapter One ThoughtEphesians 6Paul instructs children, parents, slaves, and masters on how to live in Christ-honoring relationships. He then encourages believers to put on the full armor of God to stand against spiritual warfare, ending with a call to prayer and closing greetings.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1906 minOne Chapter One ThoughtEphesians 5Paul exhorts believers to imitate God by walking in love, light, and wisdom. He gives instructions for godly relationships, particularly in marriage, comparing the relationship between husbands and wives to that of Christ and the church.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1807 minOne Chapter One ThoughtEphesians 4Paul urges believers to walk in unity and maturity, using their spiritual gifts to build up the church. He calls them to put off their old sinful selves and put on the new self, living in righteousness and holiness.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1709 minOne Chapter One ThoughtEphesians 3Paul describes his calling to preach the mystery of the gospel—that Gentiles are now fellow heirs with Jews in Christ. He prays that believers would be strengthened in their faith, grasp the depth of Christ’s love, and be filled with God’s fullness.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1406 minOne Chapter One ThoughtEphesians 2Paul explains that believers were once dead in sin but have been made alive in Christ by grace through faith, not works. He highlights how Christ has reconciled Jews and Gentiles, breaking down the dividing wall and creating one new people in Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1308 minOne Chapter One ThoughtEphesians 1Paul opens with praise for God’s spiritual blessings in Christ, emphasizing that believers were chosen before creation, redeemed by Christ’s blood, and sealed with the Holy Spirit. He prays that they would grow in wisdom, understanding God’s power, which was demonstrated in Christ’s resurrection and exaltation over all things.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1206 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 16Paul closes with personal greetings to various believers, commending their faithfulness. He warns against divisive people and ends with a doxology praising God for His wisdom revealed through the gospel.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1107 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 15Paul calls for unity between Jews and Gentiles, pointing to Christ as the example of selflessness. He speaks of his ministry to the Gentiles and his plans to visit Rome after taking aid to Jerusalem.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-1009 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 14Paul encourages unity among believers despite differences in personal convictions, particularly regarding food and sacred days. He urges them to act in love, avoiding judgment and causing others to stumble.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-0708 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 13Paul instructs believers to submit to governing authorities, as they are established by God. He emphasizes love as the fulfillment of the law and urges Christians to live in light of Christ’s return.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-0607 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 12Paul calls believers to offer their lives as living sacrifices to God, being transformed by the renewing of their minds. He teaches about using spiritual gifts, loving sincerely, and living in peace and humility.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-0507 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 11Paul assures that God has not rejected Israel completely but has preserved a remnant. He explains how Israel’s rejection opened the door for Gentiles to be saved, and he looks forward to a future salvation of "all Israel."For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-0407 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 10Paul highlights the need for faith in Christ, explaining that righteousness comes through believing in Jesus, not by the law. He stresses the importance of preaching the gospel so that people can hear and believe.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-03-0306 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 9Paul expresses sorrow for Israel’s rejection of Christ, emphasizing that God’s purposes in election are based on His mercy, not human effort. He explains that salvation is available to both Jews and Gentiles through faith.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2810 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 8Paul proclaims the victory believers have in Christ, declaring that there is no condemnation for those in Him. He speaks of life in the Spirit, adoption as God’s children, the hope of future glory, and the assurance that nothing can separate believers from God’s love.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2708 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 7Paul describes the struggle between the flesh and the law, explaining how the law reveals sin but cannot save. He shares his personal battle with sin, showing the need for deliverance through Jesus Christ.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2608 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 6Romans 6 describes the victory believers have over sin. They are no longer slaves of sin but slaves of righteousness. They must consider their identity in Christ and live in his freedom. If you want more Bible reading resources, check out:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2507 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 5Paul contrasts Adam and Christ, explaining that sin and death entered the world through Adam, but grace and life come through Jesus. He highlights the benefits of justification, including peace with God, hope in suffering, and the assurance of eternal life.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2407 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 4Paul uses Abraham as an example to show that righteousness has always been by faith, not works or the law. He explains that Abraham was justified before circumcision, making him the father of all who believe, both Jew and Gentile.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2111 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 3Paul establishes that all people—both Jews and Gentiles—are sinners and fall short of God’s glory. He explains that righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ, not through works of the law, and highlights justification by grace through faith.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-2008 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 2Paul warns against self-righteousness, explaining that both Jews and Gentiles are accountable before God. He emphasizes that true righteousness is not based on external works or heritage but on a transformed heart that follows God's law.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1909 minOne Chapter One ThoughtRomans 1Paul introduces himself and his mission to preach the gospel, emphasizing that the righteousness of God is revealed through faith. He then describes humanity’s sinful state, showing how people suppress the truth, turn to idolatry, and fall into moral corruption, making them deserving of God’s judgment.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1810 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 28On the third day, Jesus rises from the dead, and the women who visit the tomb are the first to see Him. Jesus commissions His disciples to make disciples of all nations, promising His presence always.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1707 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 27Jesus is tried before Pilate, mocked, and crucified. He dies on the cross, and the temple curtain is torn. He is buried in a tomb secured by guards.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1412 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 26Jesus is anointed at Bethany, celebrates the Last Supper with His disciples, and prays in Gethsemane. He is betrayed by Judas, arrested, and brought before the Sanhedrin.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1311 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 25Through parables like the Ten Virgins, the Talents, and the Sheep and Goats, Jesus teaches about readiness, stewardship, and the final judgment.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1208 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 24Jesus speaks about the destruction of the temple, signs of the end times, and His return. He calls for watchfulness and faithfulness in anticipation of His second coming.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1109 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 23Jesus pronounces woes on the Pharisees and teachers of the law, condemning their hypocrisy and legalism. He laments over Jerusalem’s rejection of Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-1008 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 22Jesus answers questions about paying taxes, the resurrection, and the greatest commandment. He rebukes the Pharisees and Sadducees for their hypocrisy and misinterpretation of Scripture.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-0709 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 21Jesus enters Jerusalem triumphantly, fulfilling prophecy. He cleanses the temple and teaches using parables, challenging the religious leaders who question His authority.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-0610 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 20Through the parable of the workers in the vineyard, Jesus illustrates God’s grace. He predicts His death a third time and teaches about servant leadership after James and John’s mother makes a request.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-0510 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 19Jesus teaches about marriage, divorce, and the value of children in God’s kingdom. He encounters a rich young ruler, challenging him to prioritize eternal treasures over worldly wealth.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-0408 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 18Jesus teaches about humility, forgiveness, and reconciliation, emphasizing the value of every believer. He shares the parable of the unmerciful servant to illustrate the necessity of forgiving others.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-02-0308 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 17Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John, revealing His glory. He heals a demon-possessed boy and teaches about faith and His upcoming death and resurrection.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-3107 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 16Peter confesses Jesus as the Messiah, and Jesus predicts His suffering, death, and resurrection. He calls His followers to take up their cross and follow Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-3008 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 15Jesus challenges the Pharisees’ traditions, emphasizing inner purity over external rituals. He heals a Gentile woman’s daughter and performs another miraculous feeding for 4,000 people.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2909 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 14Jesus feeds the 5,000 with five loaves and two fish, showing His power to provide. He walks on water and saves Peter, demonstrating His authority over nature and His care for His followers.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2807 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 13Through parables such as the Sower, the Weeds, and the Mustard Seed, Jesus reveals truths about the kingdom of heaven. While some accept His message, others reject it due to unbelief.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2711 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 12Jesus faces opposition from the Pharisees for His actions on the Sabbath and His miracles. He teaches about the nature of the kingdom, emphasizing mercy over legalism and warning against blaspheming the Holy Spirit.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2409 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 11John the Baptist questions Jesus’ identity, and Jesus affirms His role as the Messiah. He denounces unrepentant cities and invites the weary to find rest in Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2307 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 10Jesus sends out His twelve disciples, giving them authority to heal and preach. He warns them of persecution but encourages them to trust God’s care and to remain faithful to Him.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2209 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 9Jesus continues His healing ministry, restoring sight, mobility, and life. He calls Matthew the tax collector to follow Him and teaches about the newness of His kingdom through parables and actions.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2107 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 8Jesus demonstrates His authority through miracles, healing the sick, calming a storm, and casting out demons. His actions show His power over nature, illness, and spiritual forces.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-2007 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 7Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount, warning against judgmentalism and false prophets. He emphasizes obedience to His teachings, likening those who follow Him to a wise man building on a rock.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-1706 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 6Jesus continues the Sermon on the Mount, teaching about prayer (including the Lord’s Prayer), fasting, and the importance of prioritizing God over material wealth. He encourages trust in God’s provision.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-1608 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 5In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches the Beatitudes, emphasizing the blessings of living according to God’s kingdom values. He expounds on the law, calling for deeper righteousness and love for others.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-1508 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 4Jesus is tempted in the wilderness by Satan but resists using Scripture. He begins His public ministry, calling His first disciples and proclaiming the kingdom of heaven. He also performs miracles and gains a following.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-1405 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 3John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus, preaching repentance and baptizing people in the Jordan. Jesus is baptized, and the Spirit descends on Him as the Father declares, “This is my beloved Son.”For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-1305 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 2The Magi visit Jesus, bringing gifts that acknowledge His kingship. King Herod seeks to kill Him, prompting Joseph to flee to Egypt with Mary and Jesus. After Herod’s death, they return to Nazareth, fulfilling further prophecies about the Messiah.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-1008 minOne Chapter One ThoughtMatthew 1The genealogy of Jesus establishes His lineage from Abraham and David, fulfilling Old Testament prophecy. The chapter also recounts the miraculous conception of Jesus, explaining that He will save His people from their sins.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0909 minOne Chapter One ThoughtJames 5James warns the rich about the dangers of hoarding wealth and oppressing others. He encourages patience in suffering, using Job as an example of perseverance. He highlights the power of prayer, urging believers to pray for healing and restoration.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0808 minOne Chapter One ThoughtJames 4James addresses the sources of conflict, pointing to selfish desires and worldliness. He calls believers to humility, submission to God, and resisting the devil. He warns against judging others and presuming on the future without acknowledging God’s will.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0706 minOne Chapter One ThoughtJames 3James cautions against the misuse of the tongue, emphasizing its potential for great harm or good. He contrasts worldly wisdom, which leads to envy and discord, with godly wisdom, which brings peace and righteousness.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0605 minOne Chapter One ThoughtJames 2James warns against showing favoritism, especially toward the rich, and highlights the importance of loving others as oneself. He teaches that faith without works is dead, arguing that genuine faith is demonstrated through actions.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0308 minOne Chapter One ThoughtJames 1James opens by encouraging believers to consider trials as opportunities for growth in perseverance and maturity. He emphasizes seeking wisdom from God, being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger. True faith involves both hearing and doing God’s word, exemplified by caring for others and living a holy life.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0208 minOne Chapter One ThoughtGalatians 6Paul encourages believers to support one another gently and humbly. He warns against boasting in anything except the cross of Christ and reminds them of the principle of sowing and reaping. Paul concludes with a final plea for the Galatians to embrace the gospel of grace.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2025-01-0106 minOne Chapter One ThoughtGalatians 5Paul exhorts the Galatians to stand firm in their freedom in Christ and not be burdened again by the law. He contrasts the works of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit, calling believers to live by the Spirit and love one another.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2024-12-3108 minOne Chapter One ThoughtGalatians 4Paul explains that believers were once slaves under the law but are now adopted as God’s children through Christ. He urges the Galatians not to turn back to the law and uses the story of Sarah and Hagar as an allegory for the freedom of the gospel versus the bondage of the law.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2024-12-3008 minOne Chapter One ThoughtGalatians 3Paul argues that salvation comes through faith, not the law. He reminds the Galatians of Abraham’s faith and how the law was given as a temporary guide until Christ came. Believers, both Jew and Gentile, are children of God through faith in Jesus.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2024-12-2707 minOne Chapter One ThoughtGalatians 2Paul shares his journey to Jerusalem, where the apostles affirm his mission to the Gentiles. He recounts confronting Peter in Antioch for hypocrisy when Peter separated himself from Gentile believers. Paul emphasizes justification by faith in Christ, not by works of the law.For more resources to help your Bible reading:https://www.lincroftbiblechurch.org/biblereading2024-12-2608 minOne Chapter One ThoughtTrailer for One Chapter One ThoughtThe One Chapter One Thought podcast begins on October 7th, 2024. A new episode will be released each weekday, in which Pastor Chris reads one chapter of the New Testament and offers one brief devotional thought. 2024-09-1100 min
The Power of BoldEpisode 19: Former FBI Lead International Kidnapping Negotiator Chris VossAdam Pascarella interviews Chris Voss, the former lead international kidnapping negotiator at the FBI and author of the bestselling book Never Split The Difference. The episode begins with Voss explaining how he joined the FBI and became the agency’s lead international kidnapping negotiator (02:07 – 08:10). Adam and Chris then discuss the importance of emotion in every negotiation (08:11 – 14:07) and why Oprah Winfrey is one of the world’s best negotiators (14:08 – 18:26). The discussion then turns to Chris’s book, specifically the similarities between hostage negotiations and office negotiations (18:27 – 22:42) and how emphasizing loss can have a tremendous impact on negotiations (22:43 – 30:21). Chris then discusses the power of “No”...2018-03-2947 min