PODCAST · religion
Morning Dew
by New England Christians on Campus
Psa 110:3 Your people will offer themselves willingly / In the day of Your warfare, / In the splendor of their consecration. / Your young men will be to You / Like the dew from the womb of the dawn.In this weekly series we'll fellowship about the importance of spending time with the Lord first thing in the morning and how we can build up a healthy habit of doing so.Ask questions here: nechristiansoncampus.com/podcasts
Episodes
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S2:E3 - The Highest Purpose of Our Morning Time
What is the highest purpose of our morning time with the Lord? The answer may surprise you but according to the word we see that the highest purpose concerns not ourselves but our Lord. As we rise early in the morning to be with Him we become dew and a brook of refreshing water for our Lord to...
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S2:E2 - The Outstanding Characteristic of our Morning Time
What should define our times with the Lord in the morning? Not duty, not ritual, but love. We must love the Lord freshly every day when we rise from our beds. This is what He desires and what He is waiting for each day. He is always loving us but is waiting for us to love Him back especially…
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S2:E1 - The Unique Center and Focus of Our Morning Time
Psa 110:3 Your people will offer themselves willingly / In the day of Your warfare, / In the splendor of their consecration. / Your young men will be to You / Like the dew from the womb of the dawn. In this new season of morning dew we'll hone in on this one verse and how it unlocks several key...
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S1:E5 - The Time and Practicing according to Facts, Not Feeling
What should our attitude concerning morning time with the Lord be? In this podcast we'll cover how we need regular times practiced according to faith in the divine facts of the Bible and not according to our feelings whether positive or negative. Scripture - Gal 2:20, 2 Cor 5:7, Matt 6:6, Heb…
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S1:E4 - Singing and Having a Hunger and Thirst for the Lord in the Word
In our times with the Lord in the morning singing is one of the best ways to get out of how we feel and get to Him! It also serves as a bit of an appetizer to whet our appetite for the word. A hunger and thirst for the Lord is also a huge component of our times with Him. We shouldn't spend with…
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S1:E3 - Needing to be Revived Daily
Revival is something we all long for but something we often relegate to large events or weekend retreats. Actually our Lord's desire is that we would be revived daily. Through His word and by His Spirit our Lord enlivens us and fills us when we have a touch with Him in spirit. May we all have a...
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S1:E2 - Loving the Lord in the Morning and Being Filled by Confessing
Join us for our second episode where we talk about what is the number one thing in our morning times with the Lord and how we can enjoy unhindered fellowship with Him and a fresh filling of the Spirit every morning. Scripture - Psa. 5:3, Psa. 59:16, Psa. 90:14, 1 Cor. 2:9, Rev 2:4, 1 John 1:5, 1...
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S1:E1 - Being Rooted in Christ and Having a Hidden Life
Our first episode where we fellowship about how spending time with the Lord in the morning helps develop our roots in God and also the need for these roots, this time with the Lord, to be hidden and in secret. Scripture - Col 2:7, Matt 6:6, Jer 17:8
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Psa 110:3 Your people will offer themselves willingly / In the day of Your warfare, / In the splendor of their consecration. / Your young men will be to You / Like the dew from the womb of the dawn.In this weekly series we'll fellowship about the importance of spending time with the Lord first thing in the morning and how we can build up a healthy habit of doing so.Ask questions here: nechristiansoncampus.com/podcasts
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New England Christians on Campus
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