EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 58 MIN
Sermon of the Week, John MacArthur: Why the World Rejects the Word of God
from Biblical Talks with Elder Michael Tolliver Podcast · host Michael Tolliver
Send us Fan MailThe Christian on his knees can see farther than the philosopher on his tiptoes. Why? Because spiritual truth is never grasped by human brilliance—it is revealed to a spiritually prepared mind. The truths of God are foolishness to the carnal mind. They sound trivial, unnecessary, even offensive to a heart that has not been humbled.The only way to understand spiritual truth is to yield to the Author of truth—the Holy Spirit.Not by intellect.Not by imagination.Not by human reasoning.But by surrender.You don’t climb your way into revelation—you bow your way into it.You don’t figure God out—you submit to Him.You don’t master the Scriptures—the Spirit must master you.And when the Spirit opens your eyes, the simplest saint sees farther than the sharpest skeptic.Because truth is not discovered—it is revealed.And revelation comes to the one who kneels Each month, Elder Tolliver offers a spiritually encouraging book to help you in your walk with Christ for any size donation. Please go to biblicaltalks.com website to take advantage of this opportunity. Support the showHave a blessed day, and thanks for listening! Visit my website to learn more at https://www.biblicaltalks.com
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Send us Fan Mail The Christian on his knees can see farther than the philosopher on his tiptoes. Why? Because spiritual truth is never grasped by human brilliance—it is revealed to a spiritually prepared mind. The truths of God are foolishness to the carnal mind. They sound trivial, unnecessary, even offensive to a heart that has not been humbled. The only way to understand spiritual truth is to yield to the Author of truth—the Holy Spirit. Not by intellect. Not by imagination. Not by human r...
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