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Through-the-Bible Thursday: ISAIAH

Through-the-Bible Thursday: ISAIAH

Through-the-Bible Thursday: ISAIAH (4 mins) — Here is the first of the major prophets we will consider. Isaiah wrote in dark and difficult days. Evil and idolatry abounded and God's people were deaf to Isaiah's warnings of coming judgment on both Israel and Judah....

Fireside Friday: The Curious Jew and The Crucified

Fireside Friday: The Curious Jew and The Crucified

Paul said God had tried everything to win the Jews--prophets who wept, shouted, wrote, and acted out God's love. He gave them covenants, priests, judges, His Son, His Spirit, and Word. What more could He do? It seems they were only motivated by jealousy. That's why...

Fireside Friday: Binding up the Broken Heart

Fireside Friday: Binding up the Broken Heart

It was just a slip of paper that fell at the bookbinder's feet. But the timing could not have been better. And the message it bore could just as well have floated directly down from heaven.

Through-the-Bible Thursday: PROVERBS

Through-the-Bible Thursday: PROVERBS

A “proverb” is a sermon in a sentence, a short, compact statement describing human choices that have lasting consequences. The contrasts are drawn in black and white. The objective: “to give prudence to the simple, to the young man knowledge and discretion” (1:4)....

Mini-Message Monday: Ready to Pardon

Mini-Message Monday: Ready to Pardon

Dear Prodigal, how long and how far have you wandered from the Savior? Don't you long for those days of happy fellowship with the Lord? Should you turn around this very moment, guess Who you'll find has been walking with you in your wanderings? This video is just for...

Fireside Friday: Links in the Chain

Fireside Friday: Links in the Chain

A troubled teen. A dying father in a coma. A message from heaven. But was it too late? The real surprise comes right at the story’s end—the power of answered prayer. You won’t want to miss this one.

Mini-Message Monday: The Church’s Great Need

Mini-Message Monday: The Church’s Great Need

I recall vividly, when my father was about the age I am now, that he said to me, “Do you know one of the great shocks of advancing age? The day it dawns on us what Elijah discovered: 'I am no better than my fathers!'” We all suffer from generational pride, thinking...

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