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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
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The world’s corrupt economic systems, along with ungodly political and military powers, will face full and final judgment. In response, we will join all of heaven in rejoicing over the triumph of God’s justice in the world and the love of God in Christ that triumphs in our hearts.
God rules history and he will bring it to fulfillment in Christ.
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Speaker: Chad Wyzga
Thousands of years ago, in the garden of Eden, God promised he would send a Savior to reverse the curse of sin. He kept that promise in a story that unfolds through history and is gloriously fulfilled with the coming of Jesus Christ.
For the conclusion of our series in Ruth we take a look into how Boaz redeems Ruth to continue the family name, and how this ultimately points to Christ as our kinsman redeemer.
Is your heart at rest? Is it well with your soul? We can learn how to find rest for our own lives in Ruth's story. Ruth needs to find a redeemer to find rest. By finding Boaz, she gets closer to finding the ultimate rest she needs in Jesus.
When Ruth and Naomi arrive in Bethlehem, they have the Lord, each other, and not much else. But unbeknownst to them, the Lord is orchestrating circumstances of their ordinary lives to bring them extraordinary grace.
The power of God is delivered by the invisible arm of providence. God uses the ordinary means of his providence to bring extraordinary grace to his people.
God purposed to be with his people.
Salvation is of the LORD, totally, entirely, and all for his glory.
Moses says, "I am not." God says, "I AM."
Matthew is the story of Jesus Christ, a true story about a man unlike any other man who ever lived.
Those who fear the Lord can face the future with joy and confident hope.
This class looks at the period of the flood and its place in redemptive history. It reveals not only God's judgment on sin but the salvation of the faithful.
This class discusses the covenants in Scripture and then discusses three basic interpretations of Genesis 1: the literal 24 hour interpretation, the day-age interpretation, and the literary framework view.
This session contains introductory material concerning the first book of the Bible and then takes a closer look at the gracious covenant God initiated with Abraham.
This session discusses the central role of the apostles as witnesses to divine revelation.
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