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Mission 66

Mission 66 brings the Bible to life each day as our hosts take you on a journey from Genesis to Revelation. You’ll understand God’s Word in a fresh way and grow in your intimacy with the Lord. In this chapter-by-chapter audio commentary from TWR, teacher John Mathews and co-host Esther Sisulu open the Scriptures in a personal and applicable way. They adapt the teaching of Brazilian Bible teacher Luiz Sayão, which he originally delivered in Portuguese. Mission 66 is heard in several languages through

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1 Peter 3 Suffering and Submission

Mission 66 ·

2025/07/17

1 Peter Chapter 3 addresses the roles of wives and husbands, highlighting the importance of inner beauty and consideration. It discusses how to handle suffering for doing good, reminding us that Christ also suffered. Peter explains baptism as a pledge of a good conscience toward God and emphasizes that it

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1 Peter 2 Cornerstone

Mission 66 ·

2025/07/16

In 1 Peter Chapter 2, believers are described as living stones being built into a spiritual house with Jesus as the cornerstone. Christians are urged to live honourably among others, even when wronged, and to submit to authority out of reverence for God. Peter reminds us that Jesus suffered for us, leaving an example to follow, and that we are called to endure for doing good.

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1 Peter 1 Saved and Holy

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2025/07/15

In 1 Peter Chapter 1, the apostle addresses Christians who are dispersed and facing trials, providing them with hope and assurance. He celebrates the new birth through Jesus Christ, which promises an inheritance that is incorruptible. Peter reminds believers of their salvation, a theme prophesied by the prophets and longed to be seen by angels. He calls for holy living, in reverence to God, and encourages love among the faithful, as they are cleansed by obeying the truth.

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James 5 Declaration of Dependence!

Mission 66 ·

2025/07/14

James Chapter 5 warns the rich about the misery that awaits them due to their selfishness and injustice toward workers. It encourages patience in suffering, just like a farmer waits for the harvest. Christians are to avoid grumbling against each other and to follow the example of the prophets and Job who showed endurance. James emphasizes the importance of honesty, prayer and confession of sins to one another. He also highlights the power of prayer, using Elijah as an example. The chapter concludes

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James 3-4 Watch What You Say!

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2025/07/11

In James Chapters 3 and 4, John Mathews teaches the power and danger of the tongue. He illustrates how a small organ can have a significant impact, likening it to a rudder steering a ship. The chapters call for self-examination, urging believers to replace jealousy and selfish ambition with humility and wisdom from above. James calls out worldly desires as the source of conflicts and challenges believers to draw near to God, cleanse their lives and submit to his will, promising that humility before

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25:52

James 2 Faith Without Works is Dead

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2025/07/10

John Mathews addresses the relationship between faith and works in James Chapter 2. He teaches that genuine faith is evidenced by good deeds. The chapter warns against favouritism and the sin of partiality, reminding us that loving our neighbour is central to living out our faith. James uses the examples of Abraham and Rahab to illustrate that faith is made complete by actions. A living faith is active and produces works that align with God’s will.

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James 1 Firey Trials

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2025/07/09

John Mathews explores how trials refine our faith in James Chapter 1. He highlights the transformative power of enduring hardships, encouraging believers to find joy in the process. The chapter stresses the importance of wisdom, self-control and genuine faith reflected in actions. Our speech and actions should align with God’s Word, and we are warned against the deception of empty religious practices. True faith produces a life that cares for others and remains untainted by the world’s

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Hebrews 13 Final Recommendations

Mission 66 ·

2025/07/08

John Mathews emphasizes the importance of living out our faith through actions. He advises against the allure of wealth and self-sufficiency, reminding us that God’s presence is our true comfort. The chapter outlines practical ways to demonstrate faith, such as hospitality, supporting those in distress, honouring marriages and leading a content life. It concludes with the idea that Jesus Christ’s sacrifice is superior to any religious practice and that our worship should reflect a heart changed by

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Hebrews 12 Discipline By Design

Mission 66 ·

2025/07/07

In Hebrews Chapter 12, our teacher, John Mathews, uncovers the purpose behind life’s challenges. As athletes discipline their bodies to win a race, God disciplines us for a greater purpose. This divine training is not punishment but preparation. God treats us as his children, refining our character and guiding us toward a peaceful life of righteousness. Difficulties are a part of God’s “discipline by design,” intended to strengthen us in our spiritual journey. By focusing on Jesus, enduring trials

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Hebrews 10 & 11 Faith

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2025/07/04

Hebrews Chapters 10 and 11 teach us about faith as the means by which we receive the promises of God. Chapter 10 explains that the Old Testament law was only a shadow of the good things to come through Christ, who offers a single, perfect sacrifice for sins. It encourages us to hold onto our faith and meet with other believers to stir up love and good works. Chapter 11, known as the “hall of faith,” recounts the lives of those who lived by faith, from Abel to Abraham to Moses, demonstrating that

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Hebrews 10 & 11 Faith

Mission 66 ·

2025/07/04

Hebrews Chapters 10 and 11 teach us about faith as the means by which we receive the promises of God. Chapter 10 explains that the Old Testament law was only a shadow of the good things to come through Christ, who offers a single, perfect sacrifice for sins. It encourages us to hold onto our faith and meet with other believers to stir up love and good works. Chapter 11, known as the “hall of faith,” recounts the lives of those who lived by faith, from Abel to Abraham to Moses, demonstrating that

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Hebrews 9 One Chance At Life

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2025/07/03

Hebrews Chapter 9 discusses the concept of “one chance at life,” emphasizing the finality of Jesus’ sacrifice for our sins. The chapter compares the old tabernacle worship with the New Covenant, where Christ serves as the perfect, eternal high priest. It explains that earthly rituals were merely a shadow of the heavenly reality that Christ has fulfilled. We’re reminded that we die only once, and after death comes judgment, reinforcing the urgency of securing salvation through faith in Jesus during

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26:55

Hebrews 8 New Covenant

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2025/07/02

In Hebrews Chapter 8, we learn about the “New Covenant,” which is far superior to the Old Covenant. The New Covenant allows us to have a direct relationship with God through Jesus Christ. This new arrangement means that God’s laws are written on our hearts, and we have the Holy Spirit to guide us. The chapter also explains that the old way of sacrifices and rituals is no longer needed because Jesus has fulfilled all the requirements for us.

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Hebrews 7 Melchizedek

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2025/07/01

Hebrews 7 highlights the theme “Melchizedek,” revealing the superiority of Jesus’ eternal priesthood compared to the Levitical priesthood. Melchizedek, an ancient priest who blessed Abraham, serves as a type of Christ, with neither beginning nor end. This chapter presents Jesus as the guarantor of a better covenant, one that saves completely and is forever effective. It emphasizes that Jesus, as the high priest, intercedes for us and has made the ultimate sacrifice once and for all, abolishing the

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Hebrews 6 Impossibilities

Mission 66 ·

2025/06/30

Hebrews Chapter 6 brings a stern warning to Jewish Christians not to abandon their faith in Christ. The impossibility discussed here is not about losing salvation by committing sins, but about the deliberate, final rejection of Christ after fully knowing the truth. The chapter emphasizes that it is impossible for God to lie and assures us of his promises. Jesus is shown as superior to all, and faith in him is necessary for salvation. This chapter serves as a reminder that once we have embraced the

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Hebrews 5 Direct Access!

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2025/06/27

Hebrews Chapter 5 illustrates Jesus as the Great High Priest, surpassing the old priesthood. He is appointed by God and offers a direct connection to him. Jesus, through suffering, learned obedience and became the source of eternal salvation. The chapter then criticizes some believers for being spiritually immature, urging them to move beyond basic teachings and deepen their understanding and practice of God’s Word.

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Hebrews 4 True Rest

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2025/06/26

Hebrews Chapter 4 discusses the concept of “rest” as a metaphor for salvation and eternal life with God. It explains that just as God rested on the seventh day, believers are invited to enter into God’s rest through faith in Christ. The chapter warns against the dangers of unbelief and disobedience, which prevented the Israelites from entering their promised rest. It emphasizes the power of God’s word and introduces Jesus as our sympathetic high priest.

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Hebrews 3 Better Than Moses

Mission 66 ·

2025/06/25

Hebrews Chapter 3 compares Jesus to Moses, declaring Jesus as superior and the faithful son over God’s house, which is the church. Believers are urged to hear God’s voice and not harden their hearts as the Israelites did in the wilderness, leading to their inability to enter God’s rest. The chapter encourages Christians to exhort one another and warns against the deceitfulness of sin and the danger of unbelief, which can prevent entering God’s eternal rest.

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Hebrews 2 Don't Turn Back Now!

Mission 66 ·

2025/06/24

Hebrews Chapter 2 cautions against neglecting the great salvation available through Christ. It explains that Jesus, who was made a little lower than angels, tasted death for everyone and became the founder of salvation through suffering. He is not ashamed to call us brothers and sisters, sharing in our humanity to defeat death and the devil. By experiencing suffering and temptation, Jesus is able to help those who are being tempted, making him the perfect high priest

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26:46

Hebrews 1 Better Than Angels

Mission 66 ·

2025/06/23

Hebrews Chapter 1 emphasizes the supremacy of Christ over angels and other religious figures. It explains that Jesus, the Son of God, is the ultimate revelation of God’s truth, superior to the prophets and angels. Jesus is the exact representation of God and upholds the universe. He made purification for sins and sits at the right hand of God. The chapter cautions against angel worship, highlighting that Jesus, not angels, deserves our worship. This message is directed to Jewish Christians to

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