Jeremy Sarber
Disciple of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ, Reformed Baptist, funeral home chaplain, and host of Sunday Tapes. All glory be to Christ.

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Latest writings and podcast transcripts

Ignoring our smartphones to engage the world around us

The church can turn the world upside down, assuming the next text message can wait. All we need, at least to start, are a few thoughtful, intentional tweaks to our daily routines.

Intentional Living — December 29, 2022

Additional resources for my 2023 Bible reading plan

Several people have expressed interest in following my 2023 chronological Bible reading plan with OT/NT overlap, so I’m adding two potentially helpful resources.

December 27, 2022

2023 chronological Bible reading plan with OT/NT overlap

I have personally used a wide variety of Bible reading plans. I’ve learned what I like and dislike about each and decided to create my own guide this time around.

December 22, 2022

The conversion story of a prodigal son

Even in hindsight, I can't tell whether my conversion was a long, slow process or instantaneous. Regardless, God's hand was at work for many years before I finally came to Christ.

December 20, 2022

Why should we fear God?

God is undeniably great. Therefore, we should stand in reverent awe of him. We should fear him. Our souls should tremble at the very thought of God.

Fearing God — December 18, 2022

Twisting God’s Word is deceptively easy

The devil is dangerous because he is cunning. Most would never succumb to his temptations if he told bald-faced lies, but that is not his approach. He prefers subtlety.

December 15, 2022

What is the gospel of Jesus, the Son of God?

While most people know “gospel” means good news, not everyone understands what’s so good about Jesus. Most people know only bits and pieces of the good news.

December 13, 2022

Why was Jesus’s birth significant?

Without Christmas, there could be no Good Friday, Easter, Ascension Day, or salvation. And if we miss the identity and purpose of that baby born in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago, we have missed everything.

December 11, 2022

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