http://www.bethelipc.org en-us Welcome to Bethel's podcast. We pray these messages of truth from the Word of God will transform you through the renewing of your mind. Welcome to Bethel's podcast. We pray these messages of truth from the Word of God will transform you through the renewing of your mind. Welcome to Bethel's podcast. We pray these messages of truth from the Word of God will transform you through the renewing of your mind. Copyright 2009 Sermon Share LLC Colin Rowley Colin Rowley colin@bethelipc.org no Seth Thornton N/A 00:41:47 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-2185248-1.mp3 irresistable,grace,calvinism,reformation N/A N/A Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. 01:31:00 Tue, 30 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-2184339-1.mp3 women,potential,will,of,god Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Michael D. Boys Why is the world the way it is? Today's text gives God's clear, succinct, simply answer to that endless question. Yet its answer carries implications for us as we live our lives each day this week. 00:41:00 Sun, 28 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-2182800-1.mp3 original,sin,wrath,general,revelation,rebellion Why is the world the way it is? Today's text gives God's clear, succinct, simply answer to that endless question. Yet its answer carries implications for us as we live our lives each day this week. Why is the world the way it is? Today's text gives God's clear, succinct, simply answer to that endless question. Yet its answer carries implications for us as we live our lives each day this week. Michael D. Boys Finishing up "Sovereign Election" and starting "Particular Atonement" 01:07:55 Wed, 24 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-251436-1.mp3 atonement,limited,atonement,redemption,calvinism Finishing up "Sovereign Election" and starting "Particular Atonement" Finishing up "Sovereign Election" and starting "Particular Atonement" Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. 01:33:22 Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-250636-1.mp3 materialism,treasure,women,idolatry Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Seth Thornton After a week of fellowship and ministry at Camp Redcloud, High School students and Pastor Seth unpack the illusions we live with instead of the bare truth of almighty God. 00:29:46 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-249194-1.mp3 illusion,disillusion,materialism After a week of fellowship and ministry at Camp Redcloud, High School students and Pastor Seth unpack the illusions we live with instead of the bare truth of almighty God. After a week of fellowship and ministry at Camp Redcloud, High School students and Pastor Seth unpack the illusions we live with instead of the bare truth of almighty God. Sun, 21 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 Seth Thornton After a week of fellowship and ministry at Camp Redcloud, High School students and Pastor Seth unpack the illusions we live with instead of the bare truth of almighty God. After a week of fellowship and ministry at Camp Redcloud, High School students and Pastor Seth unpack the illusions we live with instead of the bare truth of almighty God. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-249194-3.mp4 illusion,disillusion,materialism After a week of fellowship and ministry at Camp Redcloud, High School students and Pastor Seth unpack the illusions we live with instead of the bare truth of almighty God. Michael D. Boys Sovereign Election 01:02:10 Wed, 17 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-248535-1.mp3 election,unconditional,calvinism,salvation Sovereign Election Sovereign Election Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. 01:26:41 Tue, 16 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-247189-1.mp3 family,church,community,world Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Tue, 16 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-247189-2 family,church,community,world Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Michael D. Boys Today's text represents the theme of Paul's great letter. It has also been the stimulus of theological turning points and historical upheavals. What's more, its truths affect every part of our lives, even today. 00:44:34 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-245407-1.mp3 offense,gospel Today's text represents the theme of Paul's great letter. It has also been the stimulus of theological turning points and historical upheavals. What's more, its truths affect every part of our lives, even today. Today's text represents the theme of Paul's great letter. It has also been the stimulus of theological turning points and historical upheavals. What's more, its truths affect every part of our lives, even today. Micah Caswell "The Bridge from Total Depravity to Unconditional Election" by Micah Caswell 00:59:31 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-244223-1.mp3 depravity,election,calvinism,reformed,theology "The Bridge from Total Depravity to Unconditional Election" by Micah Caswell "The Bridge from Total Depravity to Unconditional Election" by Micah Caswell Wed, 10 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 Micah Caswell "The Bridge from Total Depravity to Unconditional Election" by Micah Caswell "The Bridge from Total Depravity to Unconditional Election" by Micah Caswell http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-244223-2 depravity,election,calvinism,reformed,theology "The Bridge from Total Depravity to Unconditional Election" by Micah Caswell Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. 01:19:37 Tue, 09 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-243271-1.mp3 wisdom,pearl,worldview,women Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Tue, 09 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-243271-2 wisdom,pearl,worldview,women Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Michael D. Boys As we begin our studies in Romans, let's remember this was a real letter, written to real people, addressing real problems in their lives. It can be the same for us, too: addressing our most fundamental needs. 00:37:46 Sun, 07 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-241747-1.mp3 gospel,good,news,evangelism As we begin our studies in Romans, let's remember this was a real letter, written to real people, addressing real problems in their lives. It can be the same for us, too: addressing our most fundamental needs. As we begin our studies in Romans, let's remember this was a real letter, written to real people, addressing real problems in their lives. It can be the same for us, too: addressing our most fundamental needs. Michael D. Boys Pervasive Depravity 01:00:57 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-240607-1.mp3 total,depravity,depravity,free,will,sin Pervasive Depravity Pervasive Depravity Wed, 03 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 Michael D. Boys Pervasive Depravity Pervasive Depravity http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-240607-2 total,depravity,depravity,free,will,sin Pervasive Depravity Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. 01:13:41 Tue, 02 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-239862-1.mp3 wisdom,pearl,worldview,women Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Tue, 02 Jun 2009 01:00:00 -0500 Lois McCall Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-239862-2 wisdom,pearl,worldview,women Lois McCall brings knowledge, inspiration and wisdom to Bethel's Summer Bible Study. It has been said that among Bible teachers in Houston and beyond Lois McCall is the yardstick by which others are measured. We at Bethel certainly agree and treasure every opportunity we have to partake of her faithfulness, knowledge, wisdom, and ability to inspire her audience. Once described in a national magazine as a "scholastic phenomenon," Lois graduated from Baylor University cum laude at 18, the age of the average entering freshman. Since then she has applied her gifts to raising four children (who have presented her with eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren), at the same time serving as a professional book reviewer and an inspirational and motivational speaker and beloved Bible teacher. Lois was the Teaching Leader of the first Bible Study Fellowship class in Houston, beginning at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church in the early 1970s. After ten years she retired to go on the Board of BSF International, where she has served for 26 years, while continuing to teach to thousands of women in many venues. She is an Honory Trustee of the Star of Hope Mission, having served nine years as an active Trustee. As host mother to many international students pursuing graduate studies at Rice, Lois acquired "spiritual children" living throughout the world today. She has written several Bible studies, including "In His Service", a devotional booklet distributed by chaplains military women deployed overseas; "Life That Wins," which has been incorporated into the First Place Health Program; and a biographical memoir "Never Too Late," published in "Peacemaker Magazine". Now in her mid-80s and never slowing down, Lois sees every day as a special gift from God, and she seeks to live each day to His glory, with a passion for telling others of God's great love for them, and the peace and joy they can have in Jesus Christ. Michael D. Boys It may well be that, when we talk about the "glory of God", we're in danger of succumbing to a sort of deafness based in a familiarity... or at least a numbness. How could we ever approach the glorious nature of God's worth and not be moved - and significantly so? This is all great preparation for our upcoming series in Romans. 00:42:41 Sun, 31 May 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-238342-1.mp3 glory,holiness,holy,god It may well be that, when we talk about the "glory of God", we're in danger of succumbing to a sort of deafness based in a familiarity... or at least a numbness. How could we ever approach the glorious nature of God's worth and not be moved - and significantly so? This is all great preparation for our upcoming series in Romans. It may well be that, when we talk about the "glory of God", we're in danger of succumbing to a sort of deafness based in a familiarity... or at least a numbness. How could we ever approach the glorious nature of God's worth and not be moved - and significantly so? This is all great preparation for our upcoming series in Romans. Michael D. Boys Introduction to the Doctrines of Grace 00:54:24 Wed, 27 May 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-238177-1.mp3 sovereignty,responsibility,evangelism Introduction to the Doctrines of Grace Introduction to the Doctrines of Grace Michael D. Boys "Credit to whom credit is due"...so goes the old saying. That's our purpose this morning: to remind ourselves the One to whom all credit, thanks, and glory is due, for all Bethel has experienced and all that is to come. 00:39:28 Sun, 24 May 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-234664-1.mp3 Psalm,145 "Credit to whom credit is due"...so goes the old saying. That's our purpose this morning: to remind ourselves the One to whom all credit, thanks, and glory is due, for all Bethel has experienced and all that is to come. "Credit to whom credit is due"...so goes the old saying. That's our purpose this morning: to remind ourselves the One to whom all credit, thanks, and glory is due, for all Bethel has experienced and all that is to come. Micah Caswell "And the word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth." 00:37:31 Sun, 17 May 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-232311-1.mp3 missions,outreach,evangelism,go,for,it "And the word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth." "And the word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth." Michael D. Boys A break in our sermon series comes today, Mother's Day. Let's remind ourselves of God's view of the worth of a wife and mother ....and be challenged about what we should do about it, under the Good News of Jesus Christ. 00:39:21 Sun, 10 May 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-227542-1.mp3 mother,wife,wives,role,of,men A break in our sermon series comes today, Mother's Day. Let's remind ourselves of God's view of the worth of a wife and mother ....and be challenged about what we should do about it, under the Good News of Jesus Christ. A break in our sermon series comes today, Mother's Day. Let's remind ourselves of God's view of the worth of a wife and mother ....and be challenged about what we should do about it, under the Good News of Jesus Christ. Michael D. Boys It is still to hold, with soul-satisfying confidence, that one day Jesus Christ will physically return to this earth, to "set this world to rights", as one well-known British cleric asserts? and if so, what difference should this make for you and me, this week? 00:35:54 Sun, 03 May 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-223717-1.mp3 resurrection,jesus,return It is still to hold, with soul-satisfying confidence, that one day Jesus Christ will physically return to this earth, to "set this world to rights", as one well-known British cleric asserts? and if so, what difference should this make for you and me, this week? It is still to hold, with soul-satisfying confidence, that one day Jesus Christ will physically return to this earth, to "set this world to rights", as one well-known British cleric asserts? and if so, what difference should this make for you and me, this week? Michael D. Boys Where's Jesus? To simply say "... in heaven" might leave us with an inadequate sense of His ongoing concern, presence, and working in our lives. He is seated, but in no way is He inactive. What does this look like for us in daily life? 00:35:04 Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-219886-1.mp3 omnipresense,jesus,presence Where's Jesus? To simply say "... in heaven" might leave us with an inadequate sense of His ongoing concern, presence, and working in our lives. He is seated, but in no way is He inactive. What does this look like for us in daily life? Where's Jesus? To simply say "... in heaven" might leave us with an inadequate sense of His ongoing concern, presence, and working in our lives. He is seated, but in no way is He inactive. What does this look like for us in daily life? Michael D. Boys We've gone to His cross, and then to His empty tomb. This morning we watch as He ascends into Heaven. This last recorded event of Jesus' earthly life is perhaps sometimes easily dismissed as a unique, but insignificant narrative. Luke and the Apostles would disagree! 00:40:10 Wed, 22 Apr 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-218735-1.mp3 ascension,jesus,new,body,heaven We've gone to His cross, and then to His empty tomb. This morning we watch as He ascends into Heaven. This last recorded event of Jesus' earthly life is perhaps sometimes easily dismissed as a unique, but insignificant narrative. Luke and the Apostles would disagree! We've gone to His cross, and then to His empty tomb. This morning we watch as He ascends into Heaven. This last recorded event of Jesus' earthly life is perhaps sometimes easily dismissed as a unique, but insignificant narrative. Luke and the Apostles would disagree! Michael D. Boys It may seem a stretch to assert that something that happened 2,000 years ago - though contested by skeptics - is the lens through which we should look at life - all of life! Yet thats precisely what the Scritpure affirms and orthodox Christianty proclaims. 00:36:50 Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-212649-1.mp3 tomb,death,resurrection,easter It may seem a stretch to assert that something that happened 2,000 years ago - though contested by skeptics - is the lens through which we should look at life - all of life! Yet thats precisely what the Scritpure affirms and orthodox Christianty proclaims. It may seem a stretch to assert that something that happened 2,000 years ago - though contested by skeptics - is the lens through which we should look at life - all of life! Yet thats precisely what the Scritpure affirms and orthodox Christianty proclaims. Michael D. Boys The Bible supplies many titles and images pointing to the coming Messiah. However, one vivid title used over and over again throughout the Old and New Testaments is the imagery of a lamb. John the Baptist, on seeing Jesus, states, "Behold, the Lamb of God who taketh away the sin of the world." Indeed, Jesus is our Lamb of God who was slain for us. 00:15:16 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-212030-1.mp3 lamb,goat,sacrifice,atonement The Bible supplies many titles and images pointing to the coming Messiah. However, one vivid title used over and over again throughout the Old and New Testaments is the imagery of a lamb. John the Baptist, on seeing Jesus, states, "Behold, the Lamb of God who taketh away the sin of the world." Indeed, Jesus is our Lamb of God who was slain for us. The Bible supplies many titles and images pointing to the coming Messiah. However, one vivid title used over and over again throughout the Old and New Testaments is the imagery of a lamb. John the Baptist, on seeing Jesus, states, "Behold, the Lamb of God who taketh away the sin of the world." Indeed, Jesus is our Lamb of God who was slain for us. Michael D. Boys As Jesus entered Jerusalem that Sunday so many centuries ago, he was greeted by adoring throngs and bitter hatred. Not much has changed in 2,000 years. Except now we recognize and reflect on His Cross - which has made all diffrence! 00:32:57 Sun, 05 Apr 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-209207-1.mp3 jesus,cross,atonement,glory As Jesus entered Jerusalem that Sunday so many centuries ago, he was greeted by adoring throngs and bitter hatred. Not much has changed in 2,000 years. Except now we recognize and reflect on His Cross - which has made all diffrence! As Jesus entered Jerusalem that Sunday so many centuries ago, he was greeted by adoring throngs and bitter hatred. Not much has changed in 2,000 years. Except now we recognize and reflect on His Cross - which has made all diffrence! Michael D. Boys When everything is stripped away, what really matters in life? When it comes time to die, what will you treasure most? most value? most desire? The great Apostle Paul left Timothy (and therefore, us) a great example of dying well. 00:41:36 Sun, 29 Mar 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-205408-1.mp3 gospel,perseverance,purpose,promise When everything is stripped away, what really matters in life? When it comes time to die, what will you treasure most? most value? most desire? The great Apostle Paul left Timothy (and therefore, us) a great example of dying well. When everything is stripped away, what really matters in life? When it comes time to die, what will you treasure most? most value? most desire? The great Apostle Paul left Timothy (and therefore, us) a great example of dying well. Micah Caswell It is morbid, but each of us is marching towards death. As we look at our past, what did we live for? Presently, what grand mission are we sacrificing for? Paul is going to show us that our past and our present testimonies will dictate our future reward. 00:36:00 Sun, 22 Mar 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-201577-1.mp3 faithfulness,ministry,word,evangelism It is morbid, but each of us is marching towards death. As we look at our past, what did we live for? Presently, what grand mission are we sacrificing for? Paul is going to show us that our past and our present testimonies will dictate our future reward. It is morbid, but each of us is marching towards death. As we look at our past, what did we live for? Presently, what grand mission are we sacrificing for? Paul is going to show us that our past and our present testimonies will dictate our future reward. Michael D. Boys "Don't preach at me" is a stern warning in any relationship. In many churches, in most places, preaching has fallen out of favor. So how are we to respond to Paul's charge to Timothy: preach the Word? 00:44:53 Sun, 15 Mar 2009 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-197932-1.mp3 preach,pulpit,expository,sermon "Don't preach at me" is a stern warning in any relationship. In many churches, in most places, preaching has fallen out of favor. So how are we to respond to Paul's charge to Timothy: preach the Word? "Don't preach at me" is a stern warning in any relationship. In many churches, in most places, preaching has fallen out of favor. So how are we to respond to Paul's charge to Timothy: preach the Word? Michael D. Boys Competing voices of "wisdom" come from myriads of sources these days. How do we know whom to trust, where to find real answers? Has our saving God left us with any direction? If so, is it effective? sufficient? 00:39:56 Sun, 08 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-194309-1.mp3 timothy Competing voices of "wisdom" come from myriads of sources these days. How do we know whom to trust, where to find real answers? Has our saving God left us with any direction? If so, is it effective? sufficient? Competing voices of "wisdom" come from myriads of sources these days. How do we know whom to trust, where to find real answers? Has our saving God left us with any direction? If so, is it effective? sufficient? Dr. Peter Williams Can we trust the gospels? What about the lost gospels? Aren't the gospels full of contradictions and errors? Dr. Peter Williams answers these and other questions. Educated at Cambridge University, he received M.A., M. Phil. and Ph.D. degrees in the study of ancient languages related to the Bible. Peter is a member of the Faculty of Divinity of Cambridge University and is the Warden (CEO) of Tyndale House, a residential biblical research library said to be the rudder of evangelical theology. John Piper and J.I. Packer are among the notable scholars who have spent month at Tyndale House. Peter Williams' resolute commitment to Christ and to His Gospel is evidenced in his leading summer evangelistic outreach teams. We hope you enjoy this unique learning opportunity. 01:20:26 Sun, 08 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-194716-1.mp3 scripture,inerrancy,inspiration,bible Can we trust the gospels? What about the lost gospels? Aren't the gospels full of contradictions and errors? Dr. Peter Williams answers these and other questions. Educated at Cambridge University, he received M.A., M. Phil. and Ph.D. degrees in the study of ancient languages related to the Bible. Peter is a member of the Faculty of Divinity of Cambridge University and is the Warden (CEO) of Tyndale House, a residential biblical research library said to be the rudder of evangelical theology. John Piper and J.I. Packer are among the notable scholars who have spent month at Tyndale House. Peter Williams' resolute commitment to Christ and to His Gospel is evidenced in his leading summer evangelistic outreach teams. We hope you enjoy this unique learning opportunity. Can we trust the gospels? What about the lost gospels? Aren't the gospels full of contradictions and errors? Dr. Peter Williams answers these and other questions. Educated at Cambridge University, he received M.A., M. Phil. and Ph.D. degrees in the study of ancient languages related to the Bible. Peter is a member of the Faculty of Divinity of Cambridge University and is the Warden (CEO) of Tyndale House, a residential biblical research library said to be the rudder of evangelical theology. John Piper and J.I. Packer are among the notable scholars who have spent month at Tyndale House. Peter Williams' resolute commitment to Christ and to His Gospel is evidenced in his leading summer evangelistic outreach teams. We hope you enjoy this unique learning opportunity. Dr. Don Richardson Don Richardson, author of Secrets of the Koran, Lords of the Earth and Peace Child, spent 15 years among the Sawi, a Stone Age tribe of Irian Jaya. Don designed an alphabet suited to the Sawi language, authored 19 primers, taught the tribesmen to read their native tongue and translated the entire New Testament. More than half of the Sawi accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Since 1977, Don has served as ambassador-at- large for World Team, a mission organization. Don holds an honorary doctorate of literature from Biola University in La Mirada, California, is an ordained paster and speaks at more than 40 church conferences each year. 00:46:33 Sun, 01 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-190628-1.mp3 missions,mission Don Richardson, author of Secrets of the Koran, Lords of the Earth and Peace Child, spent 15 years among the Sawi, a Stone Age tribe of Irian Jaya. Don designed an alphabet suited to the Sawi language, authored 19 primers, taught the tribesmen to read their native tongue and translated the entire New Testament. More than half of the Sawi accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Since 1977, Don has served as ambassador-at- large for World Team, a mission organization. Don holds an honorary doctorate of literature from Biola University in La Mirada, California, is an ordained paster and speaks at more than 40 church conferences each year. Don Richardson, author of Secrets of the Koran, Lords of the Earth and Peace Child, spent 15 years among the Sawi, a Stone Age tribe of Irian Jaya. Don designed an alphabet suited to the Sawi language, authored 19 primers, taught the tribesmen to read their native tongue and translated the entire New Testament. More than half of the Sawi accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. Since 1977, Don has served as ambassador-at- large for World Team, a mission organization. Don holds an honorary doctorate of literature from Biola University in La Mirada, California, is an ordained paster and speaks at more than 40 church conferences each year. Dr. Don Richardson 2009 Missions Banquet's Guest Speaker: Don Richardson 00:39:11 Sat, 28 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-190258-1.mp3 mission,tribe,commission,peace,child 2009 Missions Banquet's Guest Speaker: Don Richardson 2009 Missions Banquet's Guest Speaker: Don Richardson Pavel Sennikov n/a 00:20:39 Sun, 22 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-187233-1.mp3 treasure,russian,russia n/a n/a Victor Sipko n/a 00:25:47 Sun, 22 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-187265-1.mp3 russia,russian n/a n/a Michael D. Boys We live in perilous times. These "last days" have always carried danger for the believer in Christ and also for His church. How can we find the discernment to recognize legitimate threats and take steps to be protected from them? 00:47:10 Sun, 15 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-183991-1.mp3 Timothy We live in perilous times. These "last days" have always carried danger for the believer in Christ and also for His church. How can we find the discernment to recognize legitimate threats and take steps to be protected from them? We live in perilous times. These "last days" have always carried danger for the believer in Christ and also for His church. How can we find the discernment to recognize legitimate threats and take steps to be protected from them? Michael D. Boys Over two thousand years have passed, but many circumstances and scenarios are merely repeated, over and over again. This is only one reason God's Word remains powerful, effective, relevant, and needed. 00:45:38 Sun, 08 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-180530-1.mp3 timothy,support,discipline,conflict Over two thousand years have passed, but many circumstances and scenarios are merely repeated, over and over again. This is only one reason God's Word remains powerful, effective, relevant, and needed. Over two thousand years have passed, but many circumstances and scenarios are merely repeated, over and over again. This is only one reason God's Word remains powerful, effective, relevant, and needed. Michael D. Boys As Paul prepares Timothy to lead his church into further effectiveness, we learn some essential principles about living in the household of God. These principles instruct us still today. 00:33:55 Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-177478-1.mp3 timothy,vessel,sanctification,dish As Paul prepares Timothy to lead his church into further effectiveness, we learn some essential principles about living in the household of God. These principles instruct us still today. As Paul prepares Timothy to lead his church into further effectiveness, we learn some essential principles about living in the household of God. These principles instruct us still today. Michael D. Boys The central task of any pastor-teacher in a Bible-centered church is to faithfully study and teach the Word. Why does this matter? Is this sufficient? Should we care? 00:35:33 Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-174308-1.mp3 resurrection,heresy,liberalism,truth The central task of any pastor-teacher in a Bible-centered church is to faithfully study and teach the Word. Why does this matter? Is this sufficient? Should we care? The central task of any pastor-teacher in a Bible-centered church is to faithfully study and teach the Word. Why does this matter? Is this sufficient? Should we care? Michael D. Boys Believers are called to "remember Jesus Christ" (v. 8). More this morning on our unique and very meaningful connection to Jesus. What a difference that should make! 00:45:00 Sun, 18 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-171423-1.mp3 assurance,faithful Believers are called to "remember Jesus Christ" (v. 8). More this morning on our unique and very meaningful connection to Jesus. What a difference that should make! Believers are called to "remember Jesus Christ" (v. 8). More this morning on our unique and very meaningful connection to Jesus. What a difference that should make! Keith & Kristyn Getty What an amazing time of worship and praise we experienced together with Keith and Kristyn Getty this past Sunday evening. A special thanks is due to all those who worked so hard in helping make this event happen, including Colin and Lynelle, Jim Smith, and my son Blake and his team at Lakeside Bible Church (and many others, too). And the choir, robed and all, singing, smiling, clapping, worshipping in spirit and in truth. And thanks be to God for gifting the Church with people like the Getty's; and for the new, fresh worship movement that remains grounded in God-centeredness as opposed to emotion, and rich theology as opposed to superficialities. The Getty's music, and hopefully that of Bethel, reflect this great trend. We want it to become, more and more, an essential part of our identity at Bethel: deeply moved by God's grace, and passionately commited to celebrating it and sharing it in culturally relevant ways. And thanks to God for one more great gift: something to sing about! Sunday night was a preview of heaven! And eternity won't exhaust the depth and expanse of the celebration of our great Savior God's worth and glory. 01:27:20 Sun, 18 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-207953-1.mp3 music,hymn,worship,praise What an amazing time of worship and praise we experienced together with Keith and Kristyn Getty this past Sunday evening. A special thanks is due to all those who worked so hard in helping make this event happen, including Colin and Lynelle, Jim Smith, and my son Blake and his team at Lakeside Bible Church (and many others, too). And the choir, robed and all, singing, smiling, clapping, worshipping in spirit and in truth. And thanks be to God for gifting the Church with people like the Getty's; and for the new, fresh worship movement that remains grounded in God-centeredness as opposed to emotion, and rich theology as opposed to superficialities. The Getty's music, and hopefully that of Bethel, reflect this great trend. We want it to become, more and more, an essential part of our identity at Bethel: deeply moved by God's grace, and passionately commited to celebrating it and sharing it in culturally relevant ways. And thanks to God for one more great gift: something to sing about! Sunday night was a preview of heaven! And eternity won't exhaust the depth and expanse of the celebration of our great Savior God's worth and glory. What an amazing time of worship and praise we experienced together with Keith and Kristyn Getty this past Sunday evening. A special thanks is due to all those who worked so hard in helping make this event happen, including Colin and Lynelle, Jim Smith, and my son Blake and his team at Lakeside Bible Church (and many others, too). And the choir, robed and all, singing, smiling, clapping, worshipping in spirit and in truth. And thanks be to God for gifting the Church with people like the Getty's; and for the new, fresh worship movement that remains grounded in God-centeredness as opposed to emotion, and rich theology as opposed to superficialities. The Getty's music, and hopefully that of Bethel, reflect this great trend. We want it to become, more and more, an essential part of our identity at Bethel: deeply moved by God's grace, and passionately commited to celebrating it and sharing it in culturally relevant ways. And thanks to God for one more great gift: something to sing about! Sunday night was a preview of heaven! And eternity won't exhaust the depth and expanse of the celebration of our great Savior God's worth and glory. Michael D. Boys While it might appear simplistic, today's text calls us back to the fundamental motivation for guarding the gospel. It was central for Timothy 20 centuries ago; it is just as crucial for you and me today. 00:44:08 Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-168481-1.mp3 timothy,gospel,remember,resurrection While it might appear simplistic, today's text calls us back to the fundamental motivation for guarding the gospel. It was central for Timothy 20 centuries ago; it is just as crucial for you and me today. While it might appear simplistic, today's text calls us back to the fundamental motivation for guarding the gospel. It was central for Timothy 20 centuries ago; it is just as crucial for you and me today. Michael D. Boys The core of Paul's practical instruction to his protege Timothy is here in today's text: passing along the essence of the Gospel to faithful people who, in turn, will pass it on to others. This represents the "big picture"... and calls us to ask: how are we doing? 00:36:16 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-165336-1.mp3 paul,rewards,evangelism,great,commission The core of Paul's practical instruction to his protege Timothy is here in today's text: passing along the essence of the Gospel to faithful people who, in turn, will pass it on to others. This represents the "big picture"... and calls us to ask: how are we doing? The core of Paul's practical instruction to his protege Timothy is here in today's text: passing along the essence of the Gospel to faithful people who, in turn, will pass it on to others. This represents the "big picture"... and calls us to ask: how are we doing? Ryan Boys The economy is down. Stocks are down. Sales are down. Today, jobs are harder to find than they were yesterday. The only good news is that gas prices are down (although in Houston, that might be bad news). In such time, how should Christians think? Looking forward to 2009, what is a Godly perspective? Let's look together at the book of Leviticus where we will find a reminder of how we should view our economy. 00:31:53 Sun, 28 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-165340-1.mp3 economy,recession,depression,new,year The economy is down. Stocks are down. Sales are down. Today, jobs are harder to find than they were yesterday. The only good news is that gas prices are down (although in Houston, that might be bad news). In such time, how should Christians think? Looking forward to 2009, what is a Godly perspective? Let's look together at the book of Leviticus where we will find a reminder of how we should view our economy. The economy is down. Stocks are down. Sales are down. Today, jobs are harder to find than they were yesterday. The only good news is that gas prices are down (although in Houston, that might be bad news). In such time, how should Christians think? Looking forward to 2009, what is a Godly perspective? Let's look together at the book of Leviticus where we will find a reminder of how we should view our economy. Michael D. Boys The wondrous (indeed, miraculous) manner in which Jesus was born was not coincidence, nor was it a last-minute rescue plan. Rather, God was preparing Christmas since before time began. And His plans include you and me! 00:35:31 Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-161572-1.mp3 christmas,jesus,nativity,salvation The wondrous (indeed, miraculous) manner in which Jesus was born was not coincidence, nor was it a last-minute rescue plan. Rather, God was preparing Christmas since before time began. And His plans include you and me! The wondrous (indeed, miraculous) manner in which Jesus was born was not coincidence, nor was it a last-minute rescue plan. Rather, God was preparing Christmas since before time began. And His plans include you and me! Michael D. Boys Lessons and Carols utlizes texts of Scripture and beautiful music and lyrics to instruct and remind us of the glories of what we now call "Christmas". God has spoken... through words... and through The Word. He is still speaking today! 00:20:31 Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-158907-1.mp3 christmas,christ,nativity Lessons and Carols utlizes texts of Scripture and beautiful music and lyrics to instruct and remind us of the glories of what we now call "Christmas". God has spoken... through words... and through The Word. He is still speaking today! Lessons and Carols utlizes texts of Scripture and beautiful music and lyrics to instruct and remind us of the glories of what we now call "Christmas". God has spoken... through words... and through The Word. He is still speaking today! Seth Thornton "The Life Well Lived", 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Seth Thornton 00:41:25 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-156360-1.mp3 suffering,purpose,gospel,evangelism "The Life Well Lived", 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Seth Thornton "The Life Well Lived", 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Seth Thornton Michael D. Boys As the Apostle encourages his protege, strengthening him for the future, he emphasizes the things that matter most. And these crucial matters still matter today! 00:38:40 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-153650-1.mp3 perseverance,invest,suffer As the Apostle encourages his protege, strengthening him for the future, he emphasizes the things that matter most. And these crucial matters still matter today! As the Apostle encourages his protege, strengthening him for the future, he emphasizes the things that matter most. And these crucial matters still matter today! Michael D. Boys Paul identified with Timothy in their shared heritage and legacy. But there were significant dissimilarities. They were of different generations, and Paul was in jail! At issue were Timothy's perceptions and attitudes about the Gospel itself. And so with us! 00:44:30 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-151509-1.mp3 martyr,apologetics,courage,evangelism Paul identified with Timothy in their shared heritage and legacy. But there were significant dissimilarities. They were of different generations, and Paul was in jail! At issue were Timothy's perceptions and attitudes about the Gospel itself. And so with us! Paul identified with Timothy in their shared heritage and legacy. But there were significant dissimilarities. They were of different generations, and Paul was in jail! At issue were Timothy's perceptions and attitudes about the Gospel itself. And so with us! Michael D. Boys Huge tasks were ahead for Timothy, and soon Paul would no longer be around for counsel, encouragement, and strength. Let the preparations begin! 00:44:49 Sun, 16 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149761-1.mp3 suffering,endurance,control,family Huge tasks were ahead for Timothy, and soon Paul would no longer be around for counsel, encouragement, and strength. Let the preparations begin! Huge tasks were ahead for Timothy, and soon Paul would no longer be around for counsel, encouragement, and strength. Let the preparations begin! Chris Brauns Session II - Why Walk 1,187 Miles from Stillman Valley, IL to New Braunfels, TX? 00:34:35 Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149718-1.mp3 forgiveness,marriage,couple,reconciliation Session II - Why Walk 1,187 Miles from Stillman Valley, IL to New Braunfels, TX? Session II - Why Walk 1,187 Miles from Stillman Valley, IL to New Braunfels, TX? Chris Brauns Session III - Make the Connection Most Don't 00:22:35 Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149724-1.mp3 forgiveness,reconciliation,marriage,couple Session III - Make the Connection Most Don't Session III - Make the Connection Most Don't Chris Brauns Session IV - Dispense with "Muskrat Love" 00:37:14 Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149741-1.mp3 forgiveness,reconciliation,marriage,love Session IV - Dispense with "Muskrat Love" Session IV - Dispense with "Muskrat Love" Chris Brauns Session V - Questions and Answers, Get Grace 01:16:07 Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149751-1.mp3 forgiveness,reconciliation,grace,marriage Session V - Questions and Answers, Get Grace Session V - Questions and Answers, Get Grace Chris Brauns Forgiveness - A commitment by the offended to pardon graciously the repentant from moral liability and to be reconciled to that person, although not all consequences are necessarily eliminated. 00:31:14 Fri, 14 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149711-1.mp3 forgiveness,feeling Forgiveness - A commitment by the offended to pardon graciously the repentant from moral liability and to be reconciled to that person, although not all consequences are necessarily eliminated. Forgiveness - A commitment by the offended to pardon graciously the repentant from moral liability and to be reconciled to that person, although not all consequences are necessarily eliminated. Michael D. Boys A letter written over 2,000 years ago, but more up-to-date than today's Chronicle. Paul's last will and testament, as it were. And with lessons for us today. 00:40:07 Sun, 09 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-146332-1.mp3 paul,suffering,perseverance,endurance A letter written over 2,000 years ago, but more up-to-date than today's Chronicle. Paul's last will and testament, as it were. And with lessons for us today. A letter written over 2,000 years ago, but more up-to-date than today's Chronicle. Paul's last will and testament, as it were. And with lessons for us today. Michael D. Boys "Shunning Sin & Defining Divorce" Matthew 5:26-32 Michael Boys 00:35:00 Tue, 04 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-146277-1.mp3 divorce,separation,marriage,relationship "Shunning Sin & Defining Divorce" Matthew 5:26-32 Michael Boys "Shunning Sin & Defining Divorce" Matthew 5:26-32 Michael Boys Michael D. Boys This Tuesday is an election of critical importance in our nation. How are we to think of such things, as citizens of "another country"? 00:35:01 Sun, 02 Nov 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-143920-1.mp3 election,politics This Tuesday is an election of critical importance in our nation. How are we to think of such things, as citizens of "another country"? This Tuesday is an election of critical importance in our nation. How are we to think of such things, as citizens of "another country"? Michael D. Boys In our praying, and living, the model prayer that Jesus taught His disciples, we've considered the provision we need daily and also the pardon we must find for our sinfulness. Today we think about protection: Why do we need it and what does it look like? 00:41:30 Sun, 26 Oct 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-141438-1.mp3 temptation,growth,test,trial In our praying, and living, the model prayer that Jesus taught His disciples, we've considered the provision we need daily and also the pardon we must find for our sinfulness. Today we think about protection: Why do we need it and what does it look like? In our praying, and living, the model prayer that Jesus taught His disciples, we've considered the provision we need daily and also the pardon we must find for our sinfulness. Today we think about protection: Why do we need it and what does it look like? Michael D. Boys Forgiving others as God forgives us: both a responsibility of following Jesus, and also an indication that our walk is genuine. But how do we forgive? Especially when the hurt seems overwhelming, or justice seems unmet, or the guilty seems unrepentant? 00:41:32 Sun, 19 Oct 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-138798-1.mp3 repentance,forgiveness,forgive,prayer Forgiving others as God forgives us: both a responsibility of following Jesus, and also an indication that our walk is genuine. But how do we forgive? Especially when the hurt seems overwhelming, or justice seems unmet, or the guilty seems unrepentant? Forgiving others as God forgives us: both a responsibility of following Jesus, and also an indication that our walk is genuine. But how do we forgive? Especially when the hurt seems overwhelming, or justice seems unmet, or the guilty seems unrepentant? Michael D. Boys The grace-drenched context of the disciples' prayer turns to our overwhelming debt to God. Unpacking forgiveness presents significant challenges and questions... some theoretical and some practical: our marriage, job, or closest friendships. 00:36:35 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-135687-1.mp3 forgiveness,grace,reconciliation The grace-drenched context of the disciples' prayer turns to our overwhelming debt to God. Unpacking forgiveness presents significant challenges and questions... some theoretical and some practical: our marriage, job, or closest friendships. The grace-drenched context of the disciples' prayer turns to our overwhelming debt to God. Unpacking forgiveness presents significant challenges and questions... some theoretical and some practical: our marriage, job, or closest friendships. Dr. Jay Quine Staging Toward Maturity Hebrews 5:11 - 6:10 Dr. Jay Quine 00:37:58 Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-134568-1.mp3 sanctification,maturity Staging Toward Maturity Hebrews 5:11 - 6:10 Dr. Jay Quine Staging Toward Maturity Hebrews 5:11 - 6:10 Dr. Jay Quine Dr. Louis Markos The Apologetics of C.S. Lewis by Dr. Louis Markos 01:39:37 Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-134935-1.mp3 apologetics,c.s.,lewis The Apologetics of C.S. Lewis by Dr. Louis Markos The Apologetics of C.S. Lewis by Dr. Louis Markos Michael D. Boys Praying for and living in dependence on the daily provision of our great and good providential God carries implications we encounter every single day. 00:34:39 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-132022-1.mp3 giving,wealth,money,tithe Praying for and living in dependence on the daily provision of our great and good providential God carries implications we encounter every single day. Praying for and living in dependence on the daily provision of our great and good providential God carries implications we encounter every single day. Marty Goetz Marty Goetz in Concert at Bethel 01:59:08 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-132651-1.mp3 jew,music,concert Marty Goetz in Concert at Bethel Marty Goetz in Concert at Bethel Michael D. Boys Ike's stormy trial that began last week, and continues for many, surfaces issues in our lives. Trusting God through suffering - in the middle of hard times - can be challenging. There are lessons for us in Jesus' calming the storm and confronting the disciples' fear... but they might differ from what we've been taught! 00:42:04 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-132679-1.mp3 hurricane,suffering,destruction,loss Ike's stormy trial that began last week, and continues for many, surfaces issues in our lives. Trusting God through suffering - in the middle of hard times - can be challenging. There are lessons for us in Jesus' calming the storm and confronting the disciples' fear... but they might differ from what we've been taught! Ike's stormy trial that began last week, and continues for many, surfaces issues in our lives. Trusting God through suffering - in the middle of hard times - can be challenging. There are lessons for us in Jesus' calming the storm and confronting the disciples' fear... but they might differ from what we've been taught! Michael D. Boys The third God-drenched petition in the model prayer that Jesus gave us as His followers challenges us to think clearly and biblically regarding the will of God. What can we say and know for certain? What questions remain about what God is up to in the worlds, and in our lives? 00:38:37 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-121693-1.mp3 will,of,God,sovereignty,providence The third God-drenched petition in the model prayer that Jesus gave us as His followers challenges us to think clearly and biblically regarding the will of God. What can we say and know for certain? What questions remain about what God is up to in the worlds, and in our lives? The third God-drenched petition in the model prayer that Jesus gave us as His followers challenges us to think clearly and biblically regarding the will of God. What can we say and know for certain? What questions remain about what God is up to in the worlds, and in our lives? Michael D. Boys Today's subject, the Kingdom of God and our petition that it might "come", raises diverse questions ranging from contemporary politics, to geographical religious movements, all the way down to our personal finances. That's a lot of territory; it's a deep significant subject. 00:42:35 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-119495-1.mp3 prayer,kingdom,coming Today's subject, the Kingdom of God and our petition that it might "come", raises diverse questions ranging from contemporary politics, to geographical religious movements, all the way down to our personal finances. That's a lot of territory; it's a deep significant subject. Today's subject, the Kingdom of God and our petition that it might "come", raises diverse questions ranging from contemporary politics, to geographical religious movements, all the way down to our personal finances. That's a lot of territory; it's a deep significant subject. Dr. Jay Quine Session #3 - The Priorities of Spiritual Gifts 00:43:36 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-120111-1.mp3 teacher,preacher,prophecy Session #3 - The Priorities of Spiritual Gifts Session #3 - The Priorities of Spiritual Gifts Michael D. Boys If we think about it, the model prayer Jesus left His disciples raises all sorts of important questions. Like: who can pray "our Father"? And what does "hallowed" mean? And how can God's name be made any more "hallowed"? The answers of these questions can make a difference in the way we live. 00:38:23 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-117173-1.mp3 prayer,father,holiness If we think about it, the model prayer Jesus left His disciples raises all sorts of important questions. Like: who can pray "our Father"? And what does "hallowed" mean? And how can God's name be made any more "hallowed"? The answers of these questions can make a difference in the way we live. If we think about it, the model prayer Jesus left His disciples raises all sorts of important questions. Like: who can pray "our Father"? And what does "hallowed" mean? And how can God's name be made any more "hallowed"? The answers of these questions can make a difference in the way we live. Dr. Jay Quine Session #2: Time to Make Some Distinctions 00:40:41 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-118110-1.mp3 spiritual,gift,service,calling Session #2: Time to Make Some Distinctions Session #2: Time to Make Some Distinctions Michael D. Boys 1 John 5:13-21 01:02:10 Wed, 13 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-116450-1.mp3 apologetics,sin,unto,death 1 John 5:13-21 1 John 5:13-21 Michael D. Boys The model prayer that Jesus gave His disciples is meant to instruct our prayer lives. Yet, it also serves as a standard for our relationship with the One Who calls us to pray, and can reveal some of the most crucial issues of life. 00:44:46 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-114656-1.mp3 prayer The model prayer that Jesus gave His disciples is meant to instruct our prayer lives. Yet, it also serves as a standard for our relationship with the One Who calls us to pray, and can reveal some of the most crucial issues of life. The model prayer that Jesus gave His disciples is meant to instruct our prayer lives. Yet, it also serves as a standard for our relationship with the One Who calls us to pray, and can reveal some of the most crucial issues of life. Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 Michael D. Boys The model prayer that Jesus gave His disciples is meant to instruct our prayer lives. Yet, it also serves as a standard for our relationship with the One Who calls us to pray, and can reveal some of the most crucial issues of life. The model prayer that Jesus gave His disciples is meant to instruct our prayer lives. Yet, it also serves as a standard for our relationship with the One Who calls us to pray, and can reveal some of the most crucial issues of life. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-114656-2 prayer The model prayer that Jesus gave His disciples is meant to instruct our prayer lives. Yet, it also serves as a standard for our relationship with the One Who calls us to pray, and can reveal some of the most crucial issues of life. Dr. Jay Quine To win people to Christ, and deepen their Christian experience, character, and conviction. 00:44:55 Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-115608-1.mp3 spiritual,gifts,body,membership To win people to Christ, and deepen their Christian experience, character, and conviction. To win people to Christ, and deepen their Christian experience, character, and conviction. Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 Dr. Jay Quine To win people to Christ, and deepen their Christian experience, character, and conviction. To win people to Christ, and deepen their Christian experience, character, and conviction. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-115608-2 spiritual,gifts,body,membership To win people to Christ, and deepen their Christian experience, character, and conviction. Michael D. Boys 1 John 5:4-13 00:57:47 Wed, 06 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-113832-1.mp3 blood,water,apologetics,testimony 1 John 5:4-13 1 John 5:4-13 Michael D. Boys Genesis begins with a perfect couple in paradise, and ends with a coffined body in Egypt. And thus the stage is set for --- what? Despair? Grit-your-teeth-and-get-it-done determination? Or Hope? 00:35:48 Sun, 03 Aug 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-112304-1.mp3 death,life,forgiveness,control Genesis begins with a perfect couple in paradise, and ends with a coffined body in Egypt. And thus the stage is set for --- what? Despair? Grit-your-teeth-and-get-it-done determination? Or Hope? Genesis begins with a perfect couple in paradise, and ends with a coffined body in Egypt. And thus the stage is set for --- what? Despair? Grit-your-teeth-and-get-it-done determination? Or Hope? Michael D. Boys Study #9 01:02:00 Wed, 30 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-111701-1.mp3 apologetics Study #9 Study #9 Dr. Frank Pardue God Is Search of Man 00:27:25 Sun, 27 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-109791-1.mp3 evangelism,missions God Is Search of Man God Is Search of Man Frank Jones Study #8 00:58:13 Wed, 23 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-108987-1.mp3 apologetics Study #8 Study #8 Michael D. Boys Jacob's long life comes to an end, and his family fulfills his request to be buried in the Land of Promise. What should the dying of one of God's own look like? 00:34:33 Sun, 20 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-107401-1.mp3 death,grief,suffering,jacob Jacob's long life comes to an end, and his family fulfills his request to be buried in the Land of Promise. What should the dying of one of God's own look like? Jacob's long life comes to an end, and his family fulfills his request to be buried in the Land of Promise. What should the dying of one of God's own look like? Michael D. Boys Study #7 00:59:06 Wed, 16 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-106533-1.mp3 apologetics Study #7 Study #7 Michael D. Boys Jacob's "blessings" to his sons sound to us either heart-warming or somewhat shocking, depending on what son we consider. God's supernatural revealing of the future of Israel's tribes demonstrates His purposeful providence, and also specific principles through which He works in the lives of those He calls His own. 00:40:10 Sun, 13 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-105579-1.mp3 jacob,death,israel Jacob's "blessings" to his sons sound to us either heart-warming or somewhat shocking, depending on what son we consider. God's supernatural revealing of the future of Israel's tribes demonstrates His purposeful providence, and also specific principles through which He works in the lives of those He calls His own. Jacob's "blessings" to his sons sound to us either heart-warming or somewhat shocking, depending on what son we consider. God's supernatural revealing of the future of Israel's tribes demonstrates His purposeful providence, and also specific principles through which He works in the lives of those He calls His own. Michael D. Boys 1 John 2:28 - 3:12 00:52:43 Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-104437-1.mp3 apologetics,antinomianism,lawlessness,works 1 John 2:28 - 3:12 1 John 2:28 - 3:12 Michael D. Boys Often an unusual clarity comes with impending death. Whether it's "life passing before your eyes" or a fresh urgency about things that matter, it should indeed be the case that, at that time for sure, we clearly recognize the core issues of life. So it was with Jacob - Israel - but we need not wait that long! 00:34:44 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-102878-1.mp3 jacob,joseph,blessing,covenant Often an unusual clarity comes with impending death. Whether it's "life passing before your eyes" or a fresh urgency about things that matter, it should indeed be the case that, at that time for sure, we clearly recognize the core issues of life. So it was with Jacob - Israel - but we need not wait that long! Often an unusual clarity comes with impending death. Whether it's "life passing before your eyes" or a fresh urgency about things that matter, it should indeed be the case that, at that time for sure, we clearly recognize the core issues of life. So it was with Jacob - Israel - but we need not wait that long! Michael D. Boys N/A 00:56:51 Wed, 02 Jul 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-102658-1.mp3 apologetics N/A N/A Michael D. Boys Jacob's long life is nearly over; yet in these waning, final days we catch sharpened glimpses of God's gracious working in the swindler turned godly patriarch. And always note: his God is our God! 00:35:22 Sun, 29 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-101062-1.mp3 blessing,covenant,israel,judaism Jacob's long life is nearly over; yet in these waning, final days we catch sharpened glimpses of God's gracious working in the swindler turned godly patriarch. And always note: his God is our God! Jacob's long life is nearly over; yet in these waning, final days we catch sharpened glimpses of God's gracious working in the swindler turned godly patriarch. And always note: his God is our God! Michael D. Boys Study #4 00:57:03 Wed, 25 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149697-1.mp3 agnosticism Study #4 Study #4 Dr. Alan Pue Bio: Dr. Alan Pue is President of The Barnabas Group, a ministry that specializes in providing strategic planning and resource development assistance to churches, Christian schools and colleges. He has earned an M. Ed. from Florida Atlantic University and an Ed. D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Delaware. Dr. Pue has been involved in Christian schooling most of his life. He is a 1967 graduate of Dade Christian School, served for several years as a Christian school teacher, guidance counselor and coach, and then as headmaster at Pike Creek Christian School in Newark, Delaware where he ministered for 15 years. During his last 10 years there he also served as senior pastor of the Pike Creek Valley Baptist Church. In 1996, Alan accepted a call to serve as Senior Vice President and Provost of The Master\'s College in Santa Clarita, California. During the five years of his leadership the college experienced four consecutive years of record enrollment and was recognized for the first time by US News and World Report as a top-tier regional liberal arts college. In his current capacity as President of The Barnabas Group, Dr. Pue travels extensively throughout North America speaking at Christian school conferences and working with ministry leaders in the areas of strategic planning, governance, and marketing. He has served on the President\'s Council of the Christian Stewardship Association, as a visiting faculty member at the Meyer Institute for Steward Leadership, is the author of over two dozen published articles and is currently working on a book about ministry planning. He has been happily married to his wife, Linda, for 35 years; has two married children, both graduates of Christian schools, and three beautiful granddaughters. 00:45:37 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-99091-1.mp3 liberalism,college,wisdom,knowledge Bio: Dr. Alan Pue is President of The Barnabas Group, a ministry that specializes in providing strategic planning and resource development assistance to churches, Christian schools and colleges. He has earned an M. Ed. from Florida Atlantic University and an Ed. D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Delaware. Dr. Pue has been involved in Christian schooling most of his life. He is a 1967 graduate of Dade Christian School, served for several years as a Christian school teacher, guidance counselor and coach, and then as headmaster at Pike Creek Christian School in Newark, Delaware where he ministered for 15 years. During his last 10 years there he also served as senior pastor of the Pike Creek Valley Baptist Church. In 1996, Alan accepted a call to serve as Senior Vice President and Provost of The Master\'s College in Santa Clarita, California. During the five years of his leadership the college experienced four consecutive years of record enrollment and was recognized for the first time by US News and World Report as a top-tier regional liberal arts college. In his current capacity as President of The Barnabas Group, Dr. Pue travels extensively throughout North America speaking at Christian school conferences and working with ministry leaders in the areas of strategic planning, governance, and marketing. He has served on the President\'s Council of the Christian Stewardship Association, as a visiting faculty member at the Meyer Institute for Steward Leadership, is the author of over two dozen published articles and is currently working on a book about ministry planning. He has been happily married to his wife, Linda, for 35 years; has two married children, both graduates of Christian schools, and three beautiful granddaughters. Bio: Dr. Alan Pue is President of The Barnabas Group, a ministry that specializes in providing strategic planning and resource development assistance to churches, Christian schools and colleges. He has earned an M. Ed. from Florida Atlantic University and an Ed. D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Delaware. Dr. Pue has been involved in Christian schooling most of his life. He is a 1967 graduate of Dade Christian School, served for several years as a Christian school teacher, guidance counselor and coach, and then as headmaster at Pike Creek Christian School in Newark, Delaware where he ministered for 15 years. During his last 10 years there he also served as senior pastor of the Pike Creek Valley Baptist Church. In 1996, Alan accepted a call to serve as Senior Vice President and Provost of The Master\'s College in Santa Clarita, California. During the five years of his leadership the college experienced four consecutive years of record enrollment and was recognized for the first time by US News and World Report as a top-tier regional liberal arts college. In his current capacity as President of The Barnabas Group, Dr. Pue travels extensively throughout North America speaking at Christian school conferences and working with ministry leaders in the areas of strategic planning, governance, and marketing. He has served on the President\'s Council of the Christian Stewardship Association, as a visiting faculty member at the Meyer Institute for Steward Leadership, is the author of over two dozen published articles and is currently working on a book about ministry planning. He has been happily married to his wife, Linda, for 35 years; has two married children, both graduates of Christian schools, and three beautiful granddaughters. Seth Thornton Study #3 00:57:03 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-149692-1.mp3 agnosticism Study #3 Study #3 Michael D. Boys Israel's clans move to Egypt must have been traumatic and intimidating. Yet God's providence had guided each and every step. They found themselves (again!) a remnant. There are lessons here for us, for we too are "citizens of another country". 00:45:12 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-97220-1.mp3 joseph Israel's clans move to Egypt must have been traumatic and intimidating. Yet God's providence had guided each and every step. They found themselves (again!) a remnant. There are lessons here for us, for we too are "citizens of another country". Israel's clans move to Egypt must have been traumatic and intimidating. Yet God's providence had guided each and every step. They found themselves (again!) a remnant. There are lessons here for us, for we too are "citizens of another country". Michael D. Boys Study #2 01:01:16 Wed, 11 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-96734-1.mp3 agnosticism,sin Study #2 Study #2 Michael D. Boys How long we have to wait for God's promises to come to full fruition? Often longer than we expect! One things for sure: God is not subject to our Outlook or iCal. So how are we to live, as we wait? And for what promises are we waiting? 00:45:16 Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-95349-1.mp3 hospitality,joseph,israel How long we have to wait for God's promises to come to full fruition? Often longer than we expect! One things for sure: God is not subject to our Outlook or iCal. So how are we to live, as we wait? And for what promises are we waiting? How long we have to wait for God's promises to come to full fruition? Often longer than we expect! One things for sure: God is not subject to our Outlook or iCal. So how are we to live, as we wait? And for what promises are we waiting? Michael D. Boys Background data on the epistle of 1 John. 00:58:58 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-94861-1.mp3 gnosticism,resurrection,jesus,christianity Background data on the epistle of 1 John. Background data on the epistle of 1 John. Michael D. Boys Revelation and reunion at last. But what about accountability? And how do we account for forgiveness? These are the Gospel-drenched questions. 00:38:38 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-93452-1.mp3 joseph,providence,forgiveness,evil Revelation and reunion at last. But what about accountability? And how do we account for forgiveness? These are the Gospel-drenched questions. Revelation and reunion at last. But what about accountability? And how do we account for forgiveness? These are the Gospel-drenched questions. Michael D. Boys The clandestine testing by Joseph of his brothers continues. Why were there issues so important to Joseph, and to Moses? Was it merely personal satisfaction? Or was there something else... something more eternal, in view? 00:44:34 Sun, 25 May 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-91566-1.mp3 joseph,judah,self-pity The clandestine testing by Joseph of his brothers continues. Why were there issues so important to Joseph, and to Moses? Was it merely personal satisfaction? Or was there something else... something more eternal, in view? The clandestine testing by Joseph of his brothers continues. Why were there issues so important to Joseph, and to Moses? Was it merely personal satisfaction? Or was there something else... something more eternal, in view? Tuvya Zaretsky Tuvya Zaretsky is one of the founders of the Jews for Jesus ministry. He was the first field missionary beginning his service in February 1974. Tuvya continues to serve the Lord, now as the Director of Staff Development internationally in the Los Angeles office. He also chairs the Board for the Jews for Jesus in Tel Aviv, Israel. Tuvya was raised in Northern California in the institutions of American Judaism. During his bar mitzvah at age thirteen, Tuvya read from Isaiah 6:1-8 and declared with the prophet, "Hineni-Here I am, send me!" However, his search for spiritual truth didn't come into focus until ten years later, when a Christian colleague encouraged him to seek God in the pursuit of truth. Tuvya came to believe in Y'shua (Jesus) on December 7, 1970. Ever since, he has been joyfully saying to God, "Hineni-Here am I." 00:35:10 Sun, 18 May 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-89742-1.mp3 judaism,jew,missions,messiah Tuvya Zaretsky is one of the founders of the Jews for Jesus ministry. He was the first field missionary beginning his service in February 1974. Tuvya continues to serve the Lord, now as the Director of Staff Development internationally in the Los Angeles office. He also chairs the Board for the Jews for Jesus in Tel Aviv, Israel. Tuvya was raised in Northern California in the institutions of American Judaism. During his bar mitzvah at age thirteen, Tuvya read from Isaiah 6:1-8 and declared with the prophet, "Hineni-Here I am, send me!" However, his search for spiritual truth didn't come into focus until ten years later, when a Christian colleague encouraged him to seek God in the pursuit of truth. Tuvya came to believe in Y'shua (Jesus) on December 7, 1970. Ever since, he has been joyfully saying to God, "Hineni-Here am I." Tuvya Zaretsky is one of the founders of the Jews for Jesus ministry. He was the first field missionary beginning his service in February 1974. Tuvya continues to serve the Lord, now as the Director of Staff Development internationally in the Los Angeles office. He also chairs the Board for the Jews for Jesus in Tel Aviv, Israel. Tuvya was raised in Northern California in the institutions of American Judaism. During his bar mitzvah at age thirteen, Tuvya read from Isaiah 6:1-8 and declared with the prophet, "Hineni-Here I am, send me!" However, his search for spiritual truth didn't come into focus until ten years later, when a Christian colleague encouraged him to seek God in the pursuit of truth. Tuvya came to believe in Y'shua (Jesus) on December 7, 1970. Ever since, he has been joyfully saying to God, "Hineni-Here am I." Michael D. Boys Moses takes great care and plenty of ink to describe the prolonged reunion of Joseph and his brothers. There are eternal lessons here, even for us today. 00:31:32 Sun, 11 May 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-87868-1.mp3 joseph,jacob,famine Moses takes great care and plenty of ink to describe the prolonged reunion of Joseph and his brothers. There are eternal lessons here, even for us today. Moses takes great care and plenty of ink to describe the prolonged reunion of Joseph and his brothers. There are eternal lessons here, even for us today. Michael D. Boys Faithful and costly service to his father in the context of churlish brothers. Faithful and pure service in the tempting household of Potiphar. Faithful and friendly service in an Egyptian prison. And faithful service and administration over the most powerful nation on earth. As a modern proverb puts it, Joseph "bloomed where he was planted"! What about us? And where's the Gospel in all this? 00:35:12 Sun, 04 May 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-86048-1.mp3 purpose,providence,faithful Faithful and costly service to his father in the context of churlish brothers. Faithful and pure service in the tempting household of Potiphar. Faithful and friendly service in an Egyptian prison. And faithful service and administration over the most powerful nation on earth. As a modern proverb puts it, Joseph "bloomed where he was planted"! What about us? And where's the Gospel in all this? Faithful and costly service to his father in the context of churlish brothers. Faithful and pure service in the tempting household of Potiphar. Faithful and friendly service in an Egyptian prison. And faithful service and administration over the most powerful nation on earth. As a modern proverb puts it, Joseph "bloomed where he was planted"! What about us? And where's the Gospel in all this? Michael D. Boys He woke up in a dungeon. Yet that very night he traveled to a brand new home, in a chariot second only to the king, the Pharaoh. Was this the great opportunity? For sure! An overwhelming blessing? Perhaps. Or maybe, a new and threatening temptation! 00:41:00 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-84006-1.mp3 joseph,pharaoh He woke up in a dungeon. Yet that very night he traveled to a brand new home, in a chariot second only to the king, the Pharaoh. Was this the great opportunity? For sure! An overwhelming blessing? Perhaps. Or maybe, a new and threatening temptation! He woke up in a dungeon. Yet that very night he traveled to a brand new home, in a chariot second only to the king, the Pharaoh. Was this the great opportunity? For sure! An overwhelming blessing? Perhaps. Or maybe, a new and threatening temptation! Michael D. Boys In a water cistern, sold to slave traders, servant in an influential household, an innocent prisoner: through it all Joseph remained God's man. God was working, but so was Joseph. 00:45:08 Sun, 20 Apr 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-81822-1.mp3 providence,ordain,control,joseph In a water cistern, sold to slave traders, servant in an influential household, an innocent prisoner: through it all Joseph remained God's man. God was working, but so was Joseph. In a water cistern, sold to slave traders, servant in an influential household, an innocent prisoner: through it all Joseph remained God's man. God was working, but so was Joseph. Michael D. Boys Joseph has always stood as a prime example of resisting temptation. Yet, as in all our studies in Genesis, God was the real hero. So, what does that mean for us, today, as followers of Jesus in a highly sexualized society? 00:37:29 Sun, 13 Apr 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-79551-1.mp3 temptation,sex,joseph Joseph has always stood as a prime example of resisting temptation. Yet, as in all our studies in Genesis, God was the real hero. So, what does that mean for us, today, as followers of Jesus in a highly sexualized society? Joseph has always stood as a prime example of resisting temptation. Yet, as in all our studies in Genesis, God was the real hero. So, what does that mean for us, today, as followers of Jesus in a highly sexualized society? Michael D. Boys If grace is indeed grace... and if God is committed to accomplishing His purpose in the life of each and every one of His own, then what motivations are there for pursuing holiness? Do our sins matter? Our text gives us yet another example of deep failure and immortality within the context of God's covenant people. 00:58:04 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-77813-1.mp3 prostitution,judah,adultery,tamar If grace is indeed grace... and if God is committed to accomplishing His purpose in the life of each and every one of His own, then what motivations are there for pursuing holiness? Do our sins matter? Our text gives us yet another example of deep failure and immortality within the context of God's covenant people. If grace is indeed grace... and if God is committed to accomplishing His purpose in the life of each and every one of His own, then what motivations are there for pursuing holiness? Do our sins matter? Our text gives us yet another example of deep failure and immortality within the context of God's covenant people. Michael D. Boys For those raised "in church", the life of Joseph is one of the great Stories of the Bible. Joseph's saga, one of betrayal, loss, gain, and power, ultimately points to God's gracious and sovereign Providence. He really is in control! 00:46:56 Sun, 30 Mar 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-75868-1.mp3 joseph For those raised "in church", the life of Joseph is one of the great Stories of the Bible. Joseph's saga, one of betrayal, loss, gain, and power, ultimately points to God's gracious and sovereign Providence. He really is in control! For those raised "in church", the life of Joseph is one of the great Stories of the Bible. Joseph's saga, one of betrayal, loss, gain, and power, ultimately points to God's gracious and sovereign Providence. He really is in control! Michael D. Boys How great is it that we don't come together on Easter Morning expecting insight from me? Or any other human! On the other hand, the authors of the Bible were "moved by the Holy Spirit" and "spoke from God". Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 00:32:09 Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-74179-1.mp3 easter,resurrection,tomb How great is it that we don't come together on Easter Morning expecting insight from me? Or any other human! On the other hand, the authors of the Bible were "moved by the Holy Spirit" and "spoke from God". Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! How great is it that we don't come together on Easter Morning expecting insight from me? Or any other human! On the other hand, the authors of the Bible were "moved by the Holy Spirit" and "spoke from God". Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Why is it called "Good" Friday? 00:13:37 Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-74175-1.mp3 redemption,sacrifice,atonement Why is it called "Good" Friday? Why is it called "Good" Friday? Seth Thornton Palm Sunday 00:43:21 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-72538-1.mp3 Palm,Sunday Palm Sunday Palm Sunday Michael D. Boys Jacob moves to Bethel 00:43:06 Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-70656-1.mp3 Jacob Jacob moves to Bethel Jacob moves to Bethel Michael D. Boys A classic Old Testament commentary regarding today's text: "We may well wonder if any man who had proper discernment ever drew a text from this chapter." Yet II Timothy 3 compels us - all of God's Word is inspired and profitable. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 00:36:22 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-69986-1.mp3 Jacob,Dinah A classic Old Testament commentary regarding today's text: "We may well wonder if any man who had proper discernment ever drew a text from this chapter." Yet II Timothy 3 compels us - all of God's Word is inspired and profitable. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! A classic Old Testament commentary regarding today's text: "We may well wonder if any man who had proper discernment ever drew a text from this chapter." Yet II Timothy 3 compels us - all of God's Word is inspired and profitable. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Can you fill a job description that calls for "ordinary people"? I know I can... and so could Jacob! God uses ordinary people, sometimes in extraordinary ways. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 00:32:20 Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-67018-1.mp3 jacob,esau,reconciliation,forgiveness Can you fill a job description that calls for "ordinary people"? I know I can... and so could Jacob! God uses ordinary people, sometimes in extraordinary ways. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Can you fill a job description that calls for "ordinary people"? I know I can... and so could Jacob! God uses ordinary people, sometimes in extraordinary ways. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Legitimate debates about "Lordship Salvation" vs "Free Grace" aside, there are undeniably turning-point events in our walk with God that change us in significant, even revolutionary ways. Jacob experiences one of those in our text. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 00:47:42 Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-66569-1.mp3 Jacob,wrestle Legitimate debates about "Lordship Salvation" vs "Free Grace" aside, there are undeniably turning-point events in our walk with God that change us in significant, even revolutionary ways. Jacob experiences one of those in our text. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Legitimate debates about "Lordship Salvation" vs "Free Grace" aside, there are undeniably turning-point events in our walk with God that change us in significant, even revolutionary ways. Jacob experiences one of those in our text. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Jesus teaching 00:39:37 Tue, 12 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-64908-1.mp3 Jesus,Divorce Jesus teaching Jesus teaching Michael D. Boys N/A 00:39:37 Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-65149-1.mp3 prodigal,son N/A N/A Christy Boys A humble heart is the heart God holds highest. 00:38:49 Tue, 05 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-63231-1.mp3 humble,forgive A humble heart is the heart God holds highest. A humble heart is the heart God holds highest. Michael D. Boys N/A 00:35:16 Sun, 03 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-65145-1.mp3 providence,sovereignty N/A N/A Cindy Walker lecture, small group study 39:08 Tue, 29 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-61675-1.mp3 transfiguration lecture, small group study lecture, small group study Dr. Steve Shadrach BIO: Dr. Steve Shadrach has a passion for developing laborers for Christ to reach the world. In college he worked with Campus Crusade and The Navigators and worked summers as head counselor at Kanakuk Kamps. Steve started his seminary training at Southwestern Baptist Theological, then completed a Masters in Biblical Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary before coming a Pastor of Students and Missions at University Baptist Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas. After receiving training at the U.S. Center for World Missions in 1985, he began teaching Perspectives on the World Christian Movement courses. In 1986, he founded the campus ministry, Student Mobilization, which focuses on evangelizing and discipling college students in the U.S. and abroad. After he and his family spent a year in Ukraine, helping to establish a campus ministry. Steve launched the NVision seminars and the nationwide missions mobilization effort called The Traveling Team. In 2001, Steve started The BodyBuilders, which aims to \"build up the body of Christ,\" through the development of seminars and publications. He completed a Doctorate of Ministry in Church and Parachurch Executive Leadership from Denver Seminary. Steve has written a book: \"The Fuel and the Flame: \'Ten Keys to Ignite Your Campus for Jesus Christ\'. Steve and his family live in Fayetteville, Arkansas. 40:32 Sun, 27 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-60958-1.mp3 dog,cat,world,christian,missions BIO: Dr. Steve Shadrach has a passion for developing laborers for Christ to reach the world. In college he worked with Campus Crusade and The Navigators and worked summers as head counselor at Kanakuk Kamps. Steve started his seminary training at Southwestern Baptist Theological, then completed a Masters in Biblical Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary before coming a Pastor of Students and Missions at University Baptist Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas. After receiving training at the U.S. Center for World Missions in 1985, he began teaching Perspectives on the World Christian Movement courses. In 1986, he founded the campus ministry, Student Mobilization, which focuses on evangelizing and discipling college students in the U.S. and abroad. After he and his family spent a year in Ukraine, helping to establish a campus ministry. Steve launched the NVision seminars and the nationwide missions mobilization effort called The Traveling Team. In 2001, Steve started The BodyBuilders, which aims to \"build up the body of Christ,\" through the development of seminars and publications. He completed a Doctorate of Ministry in Church and Parachurch Executive Leadership from Denver Seminary. Steve has written a book: \"The Fuel and the Flame: \'Ten Keys to Ignite Your Campus for Jesus Christ\'. Steve and his family live in Fayetteville, Arkansas. BIO: Dr. Steve Shadrach has a passion for developing laborers for Christ to reach the world. In college he worked with Campus Crusade and The Navigators and worked summers as head counselor at Kanakuk Kamps. Steve started his seminary training at Southwestern Baptist Theological, then completed a Masters in Biblical Studies from Dallas Theological Seminary before coming a Pastor of Students and Missions at University Baptist Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas. After receiving training at the U.S. Center for World Missions in 1985, he began teaching Perspectives on the World Christian Movement courses. In 1986, he founded the campus ministry, Student Mobilization, which focuses on evangelizing and discipling college students in the U.S. and abroad. After he and his family spent a year in Ukraine, helping to establish a campus ministry. Steve launched the NVision seminars and the nationwide missions mobilization effort called The Traveling Team. In 2001, Steve started The BodyBuilders, which aims to \"build up the body of Christ,\" through the development of seminars and publications. He completed a Doctorate of Ministry in Church and Parachurch Executive Leadership from Denver Seminary. Steve has written a book: \"The Fuel and the Flame: \'Ten Keys to Ignite Your Campus for Jesus Christ\'. Steve and his family live in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Cindy Walker Small group Bible study, Lecture 36:13 Tue, 22 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-60098-1.mp3 peter,rock Small group Bible study, Lecture Small group Bible study, Lecture Michael D. Boys Returning (Lord willing!!) from Russia I'm always astounded at God's grace to our nation generally, and to me and my loved ones specifically. Why on earth is God so gracious? What purposes might He have in dispensing His merciful blessings? Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 25:04 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-59347-1.mp3 grace Returning (Lord willing!!) from Russia I'm always astounded at God's grace to our nation generally, and to me and my loved ones specifically. Why on earth is God so gracious? What purposes might He have in dispensing His merciful blessings? Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Returning (Lord willing!!) from Russia I'm always astounded at God's grace to our nation generally, and to me and my loved ones specifically. Why on earth is God so gracious? What purposes might He have in dispensing His merciful blessings? Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Kayle Miller Lecture and small group Bible study 34:59 Tue, 15 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-58354-1.mp3 Jesus,feeding,5000 Lecture and small group Bible study Lecture and small group Bible study David Klingler na 36:10 Sun, 13 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-58567-1.mp3 na na na Michael D. Boys N/A 37:37 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-56144-1.mp3 tribes,of,israel,leah,jacob,rachel N/A N/A Michael D. Boys Jacob the schemer has graciously received God's revelation of Himself. Life looks different, and all will now be well, right? Not so. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 45:38 Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-55456-1.mp3 Jacob Jacob the schemer has graciously received God's revelation of Himself. Life looks different, and all will now be well, right? Not so. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Jacob the schemer has graciously received God's revelation of Himself. Life looks different, and all will now be well, right? Not so. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys What motivated "wise men" to travel hundreds of miles in search of a newborn king? And what lessons can we learn from this wondrous Christmas narrative? Come, let's reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 59:10 Sun, 23 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-53906-1.mp3 Christmas What motivated "wise men" to travel hundreds of miles in search of a newborn king? And what lessons can we learn from this wondrous Christmas narrative? Come, let's reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! What motivated "wise men" to travel hundreds of miles in search of a newborn king? And what lessons can we learn from this wondrous Christmas narrative? Come, let's reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys This morning we sing, meditate and submit ourselves to the Word...and consider the wonder of an Infant/Creator, a Human/God. What's the point? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 75:22 Sun, 16 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-52534-1.mp3 Jesus,Christmas This morning we sing, meditate and submit ourselves to the Word...and consider the wonder of an Infant/Creator, a Human/God. What's the point? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! This morning we sing, meditate and submit ourselves to the Word...and consider the wonder of an Infant/Creator, a Human/God. What's the point? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Scott Everill What are we selling at Christmas and what should we be selling during the rest of the year - JOY 44:05 Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-51288-1.mp3 joy,Mary What are we selling at Christmas and what should we be selling during the rest of the year - JOY What are we selling at Christmas and what should we be selling during the rest of the year - JOY Michael D. Boys In this morning's text, the LORD, Yahweh, reveals himself...not to a seeker, but to a fugitive on the run. In this grace we can learn lessons about how God continues to work in His world...and in our own lives. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:19) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18) 33:23 Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-49985-1.mp3 Jacob,Bethel In this morning's text, the LORD, Yahweh, reveals himself...not to a seeker, but to a fugitive on the run. In this grace we can learn lessons about how God continues to work in His world...and in our own lives. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:19) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18) In this morning's text, the LORD, Yahweh, reveals himself...not to a seeker, but to a fugitive on the run. In this grace we can learn lessons about how God continues to work in His world...and in our own lives. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:19) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18) Michael D. Boys As God providentially protects Jacob who, solely by God's grace, has received the covenant blessing, we come to recognize the potential threats that can come against God's own. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 44:04 Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-49734-1.mp3 Jacob,Esau As God providentially protects Jacob who, solely by God's grace, has received the covenant blessing, we come to recognize the potential threats that can come against God's own. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! As God providentially protects Jacob who, solely by God's grace, has received the covenant blessing, we come to recognize the potential threats that can come against God's own. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Nearly our entire nation will pause to give thanks this week ... but to whom? Where will all that gratitude be focused? For people of the Book, we should understand the nature and object of genuine thanksgiving. Come, let's reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 37:02 Sun, 18 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-49737-1.mp3 thanksgiving Nearly our entire nation will pause to give thanks this week ... but to whom? Where will all that gratitude be focused? For people of the Book, we should understand the nature and object of genuine thanksgiving. Come, let's reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Nearly our entire nation will pause to give thanks this week ... but to whom? Where will all that gratitude be focused? For people of the Book, we should understand the nature and object of genuine thanksgiving. Come, let's reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Christy Boys Small group and lecture study 34:35 Tue, 13 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-46178-1.mp3 Rest Small group and lecture study Small group and lecture study Michael D. Boys The great mysteries of divine sovereignty and human responsibility are played out in real life through the carnal choices and deceit of Isaac and his very broken family. We find here much we can learn about people, and more about God. Come, let's reason toghether (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 38:29 Sun, 11 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-45354-1.mp3 Jacob,Easu,free,will,sovereignty The great mysteries of divine sovereignty and human responsibility are played out in real life through the carnal choices and deceit of Isaac and his very broken family. We find here much we can learn about people, and more about God. Come, let's reason toghether (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! The great mysteries of divine sovereignty and human responsibility are played out in real life through the carnal choices and deceit of Isaac and his very broken family. We find here much we can learn about people, and more about God. Come, let's reason toghether (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Cindy Walker small group and lecture bible study 35:37 Tue, 06 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-44604-1.mp3 compassion small group and lecture bible study small group and lecture bible study Michael D. Boys Moses includes less data regarding Isaac's long life compared to his father, Abraham and his son, Jacob. Yet chapter 26 gives us an overview and some hints into his nature and his relationship with Yahweh. Mirrored there are lessons for each of us. Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 37:44 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-44111-1.mp3 Isaac,fear Moses includes less data regarding Isaac's long life compared to his father, Abraham and his son, Jacob. Yet chapter 26 gives us an overview and some hints into his nature and his relationship with Yahweh. Mirrored there are lessons for each of us. Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Moses includes less data regarding Isaac's long life compared to his father, Abraham and his son, Jacob. Yet chapter 26 gives us an overview and some hints into his nature and his relationship with Yahweh. Mirrored there are lessons for each of us. Come let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Kayle Miller Continuing study of the book of Matthew 33:56 Tue, 30 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-43568-1.mp3 na Continuing study of the book of Matthew Continuing study of the book of Matthew Seth Thornton On this Sunday in our youth led service, we examine the essentials of our faith. 59:37 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-43558-1.mp3 na On this Sunday in our youth led service, we examine the essentials of our faith. On this Sunday in our youth led service, we examine the essentials of our faith. Kayle Miller continuing study of Matthew 33:53 Tue, 23 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-42522-1.mp3 na continuing study of Matthew continuing study of Matthew Michael D. Boys The deepest mysteries of God's sovereignty and man's responsibilities come together in our narrative this morning. They intersect our daily lives, too. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 36:31 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-41944-1.mp3 sovereignty,responsibility The deepest mysteries of God's sovereignty and man's responsibilities come together in our narrative this morning. They intersect our daily lives, too. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! The deepest mysteries of God's sovereignty and man's responsibilities come together in our narrative this morning. They intersect our daily lives, too. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Kayle Miller Continuing study of Matthew 36:53 Tue, 16 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-41799-1.mp3 na Continuing study of Matthew Continuing study of Matthew Michael D. Boys We've seen how Abraham lived, following his great God. Now he dies...and we consider lessons for both living and dying. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 37:19 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-40832-1.mp3 Abraham,death We've seen how Abraham lived, following his great God. Now he dies...and we consider lessons for both living and dying. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! We've seen how Abraham lived, following his great God. Now he dies...and we consider lessons for both living and dying. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Cindy Walker Continuing study of Matthew 39:31 Tue, 09 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-42768-1.mp3 na Continuing study of Matthew Continuing study of Matthew Michael D. Boys How does God lead? What kind of direction can we expect as His children? And where do we look for certainty? These questions are nearly inevitable. Answers are in the Word. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18). 35:28 Sun, 07 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-39160-1.mp3 Rebekah How does God lead? What kind of direction can we expect as His children? And where do we look for certainty? These questions are nearly inevitable. Answers are in the Word. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18). How does God lead? What kind of direction can we expect as His children? And where do we look for certainty? These questions are nearly inevitable. Answers are in the Word. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18). Cindy Walker Women's small group and lecture Bible Study 39:48 Tue, 02 Oct 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-38493-1.mp3 Temptation Women's small group and lecture Bible Study Women's small group and lecture Bible Study Michael D. Boys When death comes, life gets clear. Day by day we can fool others, and even ourselves. But when death comes, the real state of our soul is revealed. Sarah's death manifests this truth in Abraham's life. We should investigate our lives , as well! Come, let us reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18). 40:46 Sun, 30 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-37802-1.mp3 death When death comes, life gets clear. Day by day we can fool others, and even ourselves. But when death comes, the real state of our soul is revealed. Sarah's death manifests this truth in Abraham's life. We should investigate our lives , as well! Come, let us reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18). When death comes, life gets clear. Day by day we can fool others, and even ourselves. But when death comes, the real state of our soul is revealed. Sarah's death manifests this truth in Abraham's life. We should investigate our lives , as well! Come, let us reason together (Is 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18). Lois McCall Weekly small group and lecture Bible study for women. 34:20 Tue, 25 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-38448-1.mp3 John,the,Baptist Weekly small group and lecture Bible study for women. Weekly small group and lecture Bible study for women. David Klingler N/A 29:20 Sun, 23 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-36153-1.mp3 marriage,wife,husband N/A N/A Lois McCall This is lesson 1 on the study of the book of Matthew and covers chapters 1 and 2 35:16 Tue, 18 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-35444-1.mp3 Matthew This is lesson 1 on the study of the book of Matthew and covers chapters 1 and 2 This is lesson 1 on the study of the book of Matthew and covers chapters 1 and 2 Michael D. Boys We come this morning to the pivotal and most memorable event of Abraham's momentous life. How does he respond when called to give everything? What about us? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 40:42 Sun, 16 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-35451-1.mp3 Abraham,Isaac,Moriah,sacrifice We come this morning to the pivotal and most memorable event of Abraham's momentous life. How does he respond when called to give everything? What about us? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! We come this morning to the pivotal and most memorable event of Abraham's momentous life. How does he respond when called to give everything? What about us? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys In Scripture the names of God reveal aspects of His character. In our text this morning God is called the Eternal God. What difference does this make for us, here and now? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 19:29 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-33791-1.mp3 eternal,name In Scripture the names of God reveal aspects of His character. In our text this morning God is called the Eternal God. What difference does this make for us, here and now? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! In Scripture the names of God reveal aspects of His character. In our text this morning God is called the Eternal God. What difference does this make for us, here and now? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Ups and downs, joys and sorrows - life is full of both. So it was in the life of God's friend, Abraham. Through it all God was working His eternal and perfect purpose. Can the same be true in our troubles and successes? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 43:16 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-32619-1.mp3 providence,sovereignty,purpose Ups and downs, joys and sorrows - life is full of both. So it was in the life of God's friend, Abraham. Through it all God was working His eternal and perfect purpose. Can the same be true in our troubles and successes? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Ups and downs, joys and sorrows - life is full of both. So it was in the life of God's friend, Abraham. Through it all God was working His eternal and perfect purpose. Can the same be true in our troubles and successes? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Sometimes routine challenges can be more than we think we can bear... how much more when we anticipate giant, overwhelming tasks that are Kingdom oriented. There's hope and strength available - literally for the asking! Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 37:33 Sun, 26 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-31287-1.mp3 prayer,providence,sovereignty,devotion Sometimes routine challenges can be more than we think we can bear... how much more when we anticipate giant, overwhelming tasks that are Kingdom oriented. There's hope and strength available - literally for the asking! Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Sometimes routine challenges can be more than we think we can bear... how much more when we anticipate giant, overwhelming tasks that are Kingdom oriented. There's hope and strength available - literally for the asking! Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Seth Thornton Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 35:25 Sun, 19 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-30087-1.mp3 flesh,sin,nature Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Sun, 19 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 Seth Thornton Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-30087-2 flesh,sin,nature Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 29:45 Sun, 12 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-29025-1.mp3 abraham,sarah,abimelech,adultery Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Sun, 12 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 Michael D. Boys Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-29025-2 abraham,sarah,abimelech,adultery Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys 16:39 Sun, 12 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-29633-1.mp3 abraham,sarah,abimelech,adultery Michael D. Boys Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 43:16 Sun, 05 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-28132-1.mp3 choose,walk,live,love Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Sun, 05 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 Michael D. Boys Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-28132-2 choose,walk,live,love Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative? 58:32 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27886-1.mp3 truth,apologetics,evangelism,relativism How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative? How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative? Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:00:00 -0500 Michael D. Boys How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative? How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative? http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-27886-2 truth,apologetics,evangelism,relativism How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative? Michael D. Boys God's judgment on Sodom was unique and drastic, meant to be another landmark of His holiness and justice. But a bewildered question arises: Why is Lot so at home in Sodom? And, no less so, what about us in our own "Sodom"? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 40:42 Sun, 29 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27190-1.mp3 lot,,sodom,,sodom's,wife,,worldliness,,idolatry,,idol,,possessions God's judgment on Sodom was unique and drastic, meant to be another landmark of His holiness and justice. But a bewildered question arises: Why is Lot so at home in Sodom? And, no less so, what about us in our own "Sodom"? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! God's judgment on Sodom was unique and drastic, meant to be another landmark of His holiness and justice. But a bewildered question arises: Why is Lot so at home in Sodom? And, no less so, what about us in our own "Sodom"? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Scott Everill Questions addressed: - Does the Bible purport sovereign election? - Can man choose God on his own? - Can I trust God when I still wrestle with lingering questions? - By what standard do I evaluate God? - So what's the big deal? Are we needlessly or arrogantly splitting hairs? - What is faith? - Define the terms: foreknowledge, election, predestination, new birth (regeneration) - Is election found in the Bible? - Is election an obscure idea in the Bible? - What does this mean about those who've never heard the gospel? 69:45 Wed, 25 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26845-1.mp3 sovereignty,,innocence,,guilty,,depravity,,total,depravity,,calvinism,,augustine,,luther,,pelagius,,pelagianism,,arminianism,,free,will,,born,again,,regeneration,,faith,,elect,,chosen,,predestination Questions addressed: - Does the Bible purport sovereign election? - Can man choose God on his own? - Can I trust God when I still wrestle with lingering questions? - By what standard do I evaluate God? - So what's the big deal? Are we needlessly or arrogantly splitting hairs? - What is faith? - Define the terms: foreknowledge, election, predestination, new birth (regeneration) - Is election found in the Bible? - Is election an obscure idea in the Bible? - What does this mean about those who've never heard the gospel? Questions addressed: - Does the Bible purport sovereign election? - Can man choose God on his own? - Can I trust God when I still wrestle with lingering questions? - By what standard do I evaluate God? - So what's the big deal? Are we needlessly or arrogantly splitting hairs? - What is faith? - Define the terms: foreknowledge, election, predestination, new birth (regeneration) - Is election found in the Bible? - Is election an obscure idea in the Bible? - What does this mean about those who've never heard the gospel? Wed, 25 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 Scott Everill Questions addressed: - Does the Bible purport sovereign election? - Can man choose God on his own? - Can I trust God when I still wrestle with lingering questions? - By what standard do I evaluate God? - So what's the big deal? Are we needlessly or arrogantly splitting hairs? - What is faith? - Define the terms: foreknowledge, election, predestination, new birth (regeneration) - Is election found in the Bible? - Is election an obscure idea in the Bible? - What does this mean about those who've never heard the gospel? Questions addressed: - Does the Bible purport sovereign election? - Can man choose God on his own? - Can I trust God when I still wrestle with lingering questions? - By what standard do I evaluate God? - So what's the big deal? Are we needlessly or arrogantly splitting hairs? - What is faith? - Define the terms: foreknowledge, election, predestination, new birth (regeneration) - Is election found in the Bible? - Is election an obscure idea in the Bible? - What does this mean about those who've never heard the gospel? http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-26845-2 sovereignty,,innocence,,guilty,,depravity,,total,depravity,,calvinism,,augustine,,luther,,pelagius,,pelagianism,,arminianism,,free,will,,born,again,,regeneration,,faith,,elect,,chosen,,predestination Questions addressed: - Does the Bible purport sovereign election? - Can man choose God on his own? - Can I trust God when I still wrestle with lingering questions? - By what standard do I evaluate God? - So what's the big deal? Are we needlessly or arrogantly splitting hairs? - What is faith? - Define the terms: foreknowledge, election, predestination, new birth (regeneration) - Is election found in the Bible? - Is election an obscure idea in the Bible? - What does this mean about those who've never heard the gospel? Scott Everill 50:08 Sun, 22 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26142-1.mp3 depravity,,total,depravity,,sin,,heart,,born,again,,evangelism,,salvation,,grace,,mercy,,sovereignty,,calvinism,,reformed,theology Sun, 22 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 Scott Everill http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D2064-rss-26142-2 depravity,,total,depravity,,sin,,heart,,born,again,,evangelism,,salvation,,grace,,mercy,,sovereignty,,calvinism,,reformed,theology Michael D. Boys God's judgment falls on Sodom. Its distinctive sin has always been present in societies, but today in our culture it is accompanied by and emboldened with a energized crusade for wholesale acceptability. How should we respond? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 39:34 Sun, 15 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-24816-1.mp3 sodom,,gomorrah,,homosexuality,,gay,,sex,,lesbian God's judgment falls on Sodom. Its distinctive sin has always been present in societies, but today in our culture it is accompanied by and emboldened with a energized crusade for wholesale acceptability. How should we respond? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! God's judgment falls on Sodom. Its distinctive sin has always been present in societies, but today in our culture it is accompanied by and emboldened with a energized crusade for wholesale acceptability. How should we respond? Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys 45:21 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-23669-1.mp3 sodom,,gomorrah,,homosexuality,,gay,,sex,,lesbian Michael D. Boys 41:15 Sun, 01 Jul 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-22200-1.mp3 sodom,,gomorrah,,homosexuality,,gay,,sex,,lesbian Scott Everill Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions 0:00 Wed, 27 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-25104-1.mp3 apologetics,,tolerance Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions Lois McCall Women of Bethel, Summer Bible Study 62:35 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-25078-1.mp3 prayer,,worry Women of Bethel, Summer Bible Study Women of Bethel, Summer Bible Study Michael D. Boys 37:50 Sun, 24 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-21385-1.mp3 abraham,,abram,,hagar,,sarah,,sarai,,ishmael,,covenant,,relationship,,abrahamic,covenant,,blameless,,coram,deo,,descendants,,god,almighty,,almighty,,el,shaddai,,circumcision,,isaac,,laughter,,laugh,, Michael D. Boys Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions 0:00 Wed, 20 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-25101-1.mp3 apologetics,,America,,christian,nation Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions Lois McCall Women of Bethel, Summer Bible Study 77:23 Tue, 19 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-25063-1.mp3 prayer,,worry Women of Bethel, Summer Bible Study Women of Bethel, Summer Bible Study John Brickner A message dedicated to our real Father, God Almighty. 26:53 Sun, 17 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-20290-1.mp3 father,,father's,day,,husband,,role,of,man A message dedicated to our real Father, God Almighty. A message dedicated to our real Father, God Almighty. Scott Everill Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions 64:57 Wed, 13 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-25092-1.mp3 apologetics,,bible Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions Bethel Pastors' Summer Bible Study: Asking and answering tough questions Michael D. Boys Do you ever wonder about how much God is really involved in your life? Is He merely watching? Does He make Himself known? In today's account of doubt and failure, God reveals Himself, to Hagar, and then the Israelites, and finally to us, as "the God who sees". Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! 45:47 Sun, 10 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-19446-1.mp3 human,nature,,nature,,angel,of,the,Lord,,sarai,,abram,,sarah,,abraham,,hagar,,sexual,immorality,,leading,,duty,of,a,husband,,providence,,plan,,God's,promise,,promise,,passivity,,passive,,role,of,a,hus Do you ever wonder about how much God is really involved in your life? Is He merely watching? Does He make Himself known? In today's account of doubt and failure, God reveals Himself, to Hagar, and then the Israelites, and finally to us, as "the God who sees". Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Do you ever wonder about how much God is really involved in your life? Is He merely watching? Does He make Himself known? In today's account of doubt and failure, God reveals Himself, to Hagar, and then the Israelites, and finally to us, as "the God who sees". Come, let's reason together [Is. 1:18] and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)! Michael D. Boys 39:17 Sun, 03 Jun 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-18677-1.mp3 covenant,,abraham,,abram,,animal,sacrifice,,sacrifice,,promise Dr. Steve Sullivan 37:38 Sun, 20 May 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-18675-1.mp3 pain,,suffering,,strife,,heartache,,suffer,,death,,sickness Michael D. Boys 40:16 Sun, 13 May 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-16702-1.mp3 war,,just,war,theory,,justice,,warfare,,abram,,abraham,,lot Michael D. Boys 38:09 Sun, 06 May 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-16034-1.mp3 war,,just,war,theory,,justice,,warfare,,abram,,abraham,,lot Michael D. Boys 38:14 Sun, 29 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-15300-1.mp3 universalism,,universal,,grace,,mercy,,soteriology Michael D. Boys 45:40 Sun, 22 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-14658-1.mp3 sodom,,lot,,richness,,money,,glamour,,selfish Michael D. Boys 38:28 Sun, 15 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-13996-1.mp3 sodom,,lot,,richness,,money,,glamour,,selfish Michael D. Boys Easter Sunday 37:03 Sun, 08 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-13280-1.mp3 resurrection,,tomb,,empty,tomb,,death,,grave,,hope,,love,,gospel Easter Sunday Easter Sunday Michael D. Boys 12:45 Fri, 06 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-13279-1.mp3 death,of,christ,,cross,,wrath,,vengenance Michael D. Boys 36:15 Sun, 01 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-13272-1.mp3 death,of,christ,,cross,,wrath,,vengenance Michael D. Boys 39:31 Sun, 25 Mar 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-11843-1.mp3 worship,,obedience,,abraham,,sarai,,sarah Cindy Walker 37:45 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-13991-1.mp3 worship,,obedience,,abraham,,sarai,,sarah Dr. Michael Easley 34:18 Sun, 18 Mar 2007 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-11164-1.mp3 psalm,,psalms,,king,,service Michael D. Boys 39:54 Sun, 11 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10491-1.mp3 trust,,faith,,Abraham,,gospel Lois McCall 36:11 Tue, 06 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-13987-1.mp3 trust,,faith,,Abraham,,gospel Michael D. Boys 36:20 Sun, 04 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10486-1.mp3 trust,,faith,,Abraham,,gospel Michael D. Boys 36:06 Sun, 25 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10485-1.mp3 trust,,faith,,Abraham,,gospel Michael D. Boys 39:21 Sun, 18 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-8887-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Michael D. Boys 44:51 Sun, 11 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10476-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Michael D. Boys 43:08 Sun, 04 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10474-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Dr. Larry Dinkins 37:22 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10483-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Michael D. Boys 37:28 Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-10482-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Michael D. Boys 37:48 Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-18676-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Michael D. Boys 33:46 Sun, 14 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-9986-1.mp3 name,,genesis,,babel,,tower,,humanism,,culture Michael D. Boys 41:24 Sun, 07 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-8286-1.mp3 noah,,ark,,flood,,animals,,covenant,,noahic,covenant,,wrath Scott Everill 49:45 Sun, 31 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26144-1.mp3 noah,,ark,,flood,,animals,,covenant,,noahic,covenant,,wrath Michael D. Boys 33:40 Sun, 24 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26143-1.mp3 christmas,,christmas,eve,,peace,,jesus,birth,,birth,,mary,,virgin,mary,,joseph,,manger Michael D. Boys 33:56 Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26146-1.mp3 christmas,,christmas,eve,,peace,,jesus,birth,,birth,,mary,,virgin,mary,,joseph,,manger Michael D. Boys 35:44 Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26148-1.mp3 covenant,,abraham,,abram,,animal,sacrifice,,promise,,contract Michael D. Boys 37:49 Sun, 03 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26151-1.mp3 covenant,,abraham,,abram,,animal,sacrifice,,promise,,contract Seth Thornton N/A 31:17 Sun, 26 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26153-1.mp3 total,depravity,sin,nature,of,man,guilt N/A N/A Michael D. Boys 46:14 Sun, 19 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26154-1.mp3 total,depravity,sin,nature,of,man,guilt Lance Berkman 25:14 Sun, 12 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26159-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 31:02 Sun, 05 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26161-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Ryan Boys 40:15 Sun, 29 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26162-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 39:00 Sun, 22 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26165-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 38:12 Sun, 15 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26166-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 33:06 Sun, 08 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27192-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 42:24 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-26168-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 49:29 Sun, 24 Sep 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27194-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Michael D. Boys 46:09 Sun, 17 Sep 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27195-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Scott Everill 41:01 Sun, 10 Sep 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27196-1.mp3 lance,berkman,,berkman,,houston,astros,,astros,,baseball,,testimony Seth Thornton N/A 29:55 Sun, 03 Sep 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27197-1.mp3 haggai N/A N/A Michael D. Boys 41:23 Sun, 27 Aug 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27200-1.mp3 haggai Michael D. Boys 45:05 Sun, 20 Aug 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27201-1.mp3 haggai Michael D. Boys 42:21 Sun, 13 Aug 2006 01:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/2064-rss-27204-1.mp3 haggai Michael D. 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