A message from the series “Genesis 2012.”
A message from the series “Lesser Known Bible Characters.” What happens to the man who acknowledges God, even hears from Him, yet never surrenders his life to Him? In 1 Kings 14:6 Pastor Jack will answer this question as we discover the fate of a King who had several chances to repent yet died resisting the merciful hand of the Lord.
A message from the series “Genesis 2012.”
A message from the series “Lesser Known Bible Characters.” In 2 Chronicles 12, we see a man, Rehoboam, who chooses to stop walking in the ways of the Lord and then has to deal with consequences of making that choice. In this study Pastor Jack will use Rehoboam as the example of the Christian who turns their back to the Lords ways and attempts to control their own life, only to find out that Jesus is the only way to have real life and that the alternative will always lead to painful consequences.
A message from the series “Guest Speakers.”
A message from the series “Lesser Known Bible Characters.” What are the consequences of living with a foot on both sides of the fence? In this study through 2 Chronicles 21:4-7 we learn that even though we can be obedient to God in some areas of our life, if the other areas of our life are polluted by the world the consequences of our divided heart can have great consequences on our children and those that look to our example.
A message from the series “Genesis 2012.”
A message from the series “Lesser Known Bible Characters.” In Acts 21:16 there is a name mentioned that is not mentioned anywhere else in the Bible. The name is Mnason and not much is said about him other than he is an early disciple. But even though his name is only mentioned once there is much to learn and be encouraged through this one man’s faithful example.
A message from the series “Genesis 2012.”
A message from the series “Lesser Known Bible Characters.” How well do you respond to your conscience? Throughout this chapter in 1 Kings we will see the importance of following that which is true no matter the cost involved because in the end, those that violate their conscience lose much more than anything they could have gained from it.
