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We are highlighting the most recent issue of Israel My Glory magazine ““In the Line of the King: Five women in the line of the Messiah” this week. Chris interviews Pastor Mark Johnson whose article “What Grace Can Do” highlights the tragedy and redemption behind one of the women, Bathsheba. We’ll learn how although David and Bathsheba’s sins had grave …
As we continue part two of our current series, Eden to Eden, Chris will show us in Scripture God’s omnibenevolence. It’s a big word but simply put it means God is perfectly good. We’ll see how God pursues the people of Israel even though they reject Him over and over. And the reason He pursues? Because He is good! He …
Sometimes it’s hard to see patterns in life. We can get so caught up with the day-to-day we forget to reflect and look back. It’s easy to do this with God’s story too. God’s Word opens with the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden. Then in the end it closes with the Tree of Life in the New …
Here in the western world, some Christians have bought into the lie that if you become a Christian, God will take your worries away and make everything better. But reading through the New Testament, believers in Jesus are reminded again and again that if you are a follower of Christ you will face persecution. This week Chris will take us …
Today we welcome Bruce Scott, The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry’s director of program ministries back to the program. Bruce shares with us three ways The Friends of Israel is available to help Christians serve in Messiah’s name. Bruce breaks the serving opportunities down into three categories: Calling, Equipping, Serving. Calling: Youthfest is a unique conference for high school kids. …
This week Chris interviews Dr. Michael Svigel, Department Chair and Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. We’re highlighting the 500 year anniversary of Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses (or sometimes knows as the Disputation on the Power of Indulgences) to the door of a church in Wittenberg, Germany. We’ll learn that God used Luther to ignite a …
Have you ever wondered why there are four different accounts of Jesus’ ministry in the Bible? Last week Chris unpacked the gospel of Matthew. We learned that Matthew’s unique audience was the Jewish believers in Jesus. “Next year in Jerusalem!” This phrase is spoken every year at the end of Passover and Yom Kippur by Jewish people all over the …
If you are a believer in Jesus, you have as the Apostle Peter says in 2 Peter 1:3, “everything necessary for life and godliness.” This week Chris takes us to 2 Peter 1:3-4. There is a lot of invaluable truth in those two verses. We will learn that as believers we have a unique connection to God through the Holy …
When was the last time God did something so unexpected that if you told people they would have a hard time believing it? For some of us, we would have a hard time remembering. This week Chris takes us to the book of Habakkuk. In the first chapter of Habakkuk, we find a frustrated prophet who is sick and tired …
Lazy, entitled, narcissistic, noncommittal — these are just a few of many terms often used to stereotype the Millennial generation. However, you simply can’t define tens of millions of young adults at different stages of life with one broad stroke. There are Millennials who are still in high school, while others have a family and career. When accessing Millennials there …
