This week we discuss the Sanctuary. What was the first sanctuary on earth? Why does God need a sanctuary on earth? How can people be a sanctuary? What can we learn from the earthly sanctuary about the heavenly original? All these questions are explored. This week Rasheen Stephenson sits in for Joseph Williams.
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This week we discuss the dwelling place of God! Where exactly is God? How does God's Omnipresence factor in to that question? Why did God want a sanctuary on earth? What is the difference between the earthly sanctuary and where God dwells in Heaven? What is the foundation of God's throne? This week we study the Heavenly Sanctuary and explore what it says about our Creator!
How will God complete the mission to seek and save the lost through the preaching of the gospel? What does it mean to have the Holy Spirit? What does the Biblical symbolism of water and rain have to do with the work and outpouring of the Holy Spirit? How can a person know when they have the Holy Spirit? This study answers these questions as we explore the way in which the Holy Spirit worked at Pentecost and what the Bible says about how He will work in the last days. We will also discuss what is needed in order to be prepared to recieve the Holy Spirit!
In this week's study we discuss how reformation brings about healing in broken relationships. How does God want us to approach relationships that have been damaged. How does God, Himself, approach broken relationships. What would it mean for us to forgive others the way God forgives us. Several Bible stories with different kinds of relationships are looked at as we explore this theme. If you've experienced a broken relationship and you want to try God's approach to reconciliation, you may enjoy this Bible study broadcast!
In this week's study we discuss how reformation brings about a change in thinking. God changes our mindsets and turns evil thoughts to pure thoughts. Are you a person who struggles with evil thoughts? How can your mind be renewed? Is there anyway to safeguard our minds? How does one learn to think pure thoughts? Also, the relationship between the body, the mind, and spirituality is discussed. How does treatment of the body impact our relationship with God? How does treatment of the mind impact this relationship?
What is the difference between revival and reformation? Which comes first? Is reformation really necessary at all? Does Jesus do all the work or is there an element of human participation in the process of reform? Does God really want to see change in our actions? How do we cooperate with God? This study will explore the theme of reformation and examine Jesus' disciples before and after reform. What if these men were allowed to stay the same and never went through reform? What kind of leaders would they be? How does reform or lack of reform influence the advancement of God's Kingdom?
What is reformation? What is the difference between reformation and revival? What can we learn from examples of reformation in the Bible? Is it possible to do all the right actions and works, but still need reformation? This study explores God's compassion and forgiveness regardless of our short comings and mistakes. It also explores the essence of the true gospel and the need of reformation in human hearts in contrast to false gospels with prosperity messages often preached today. Jesus reminds us through the Ephesus church message to remember our first love.
What are the major things that cause division in the Church? Did the early Church experience this? How did they preserve unity amid differences and other things that cause division? What is the recipe for unity and why is unity necessary? Should we strive for unity at all costs? The answers to these questions in this week's study may surprise you.
What role does confession and repentance play in our walk with God? Should we confess our faults to each other when we wrong someone? Does God always accept repentance, or are there stipulations to forgiveness? What does true repentance look like? What does God's willingness to forgive teach us about how we should forgive one another? These questions and more are explored in this week's study.
What role should obedience play in our Christian walk? What does the life of Jesus show us about obedience? How does the Holy Spirit surprise us? What can we learn about obedience when comparing the response of Paul and King Agrippa? These questions are explored in this week's lesson.
How does sharing faith help us to grow in faith? Why did God choose human beings to be His witnesses? What is the impact of personal testimony on our witness for the Master? How did the apostles accomplish such great success and is such success possible for us today? All these questions are explored in this week's lesson as we examine what it means to witness for the Master.
Many are seeking revival and spiritual reformation. Why is it that God's Word must be at the heart of that reformation? Is it possible to have revival without the Bible? How does God's Word change minds and hearts? Were there examples of reformation in the Bible? What role did the Bible play in that? All these questions and more are explored in this study about the Bible as our foundation.