Jesus can read minds and hearts. Mark 12 gives context to many of Jesus’ important parables and teaching. Some of the people questioning Him were sincere; some wanted to trap Him. Jesus read each of their hearts and answered accordingly.
On today’s Leading The Way, Dr. Michael Youssef shares how a man lost his life because of his own selfishness. Join him for a perspective shifting message!
Today's society no longer defines its standards by God's natural created order. Join Rabbi as he shares how the Book of Romans reveals that man's denial of divine creation has given him over to a depraved mind.
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Gary reiterates an Internet “conversation” between himself and “Cheryl,” an amillennialist. He shows her–and will show you–from the Scriptures that God is not finished with His earthly people Israel.
Pastor Jack reminds us of the incredible grace the Lord has for His people. He didn’t wait for us to become worthy of His forgiveness, instead we have a place with Him, because through Him, our salvation is complete.
Mark 3:1–6Doing right is hard enough. Doing right while critics scrutinize your every move takes real courage. A man with a withered hand stood in the synagogue as the Pharisees watched, waiting to pounce if Jesus healed on the Sabbath. He healed him anyway.Pastor Chuck Swindoll turns to Mark . . .
If we routinely read our Bibles and pray, does it matter if we join a church? Can we just meet with God in nature, pray on our own, or watch worship services online from the comfort of home? Explore the answers along with Alistair Begg on Truth For . . .
God often gives gifts to His children … special abilities to help them serve the Lord more effectively. But Pastor Greg Laurie is quick to point out that those gifts don’t come fully developed. Wednesday on A NEW BEGINNING, he’ll help us take positive steps forward in refining our God-given gifts . . .
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