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Dr. Bruce Becker continues the exploration of mountains in the Bible with Part 2 of the Mountains story line. Today's mountains include not just big mountains where big things happened but also a mountain that moved and one you won't find on a map! There are 35 mountains named in the Bible, with almost all of them in the Old Testament. But the significance isn't on just the mountains themselves. Instead, it's what happened at these mountains that has great impact today. Through this study of seeing big things happen on big mountains, we'll discover the intersection of the things of God and the things of this world. Dr. Becker mentioned Time of Grace video devotions that have also explored mountains. You can view them here: – A look at the life of Noah: https://bit.ly/3dDndnF – The Israelites in the wilderness. This video is part of Pastor Jeremy's Evening Encouragements; continue the videos in this playlist for a complete look at the Israelites' plight: https://bit.ly/2Rd7vYP – Elijah and the prophets of Baal: https://bit.ly/3mnhfLs – Sermon on the Mount. Pastor Mike was in Israel last year and recorded dozens of devotions there, including on the Mount of Beatitudes, near Mount Tabor and on the Mount of Olives: timeofgrace.org/Israel About our podcast "Bible Threads With Dr. Bruce Becker": The Bible can be intimidating, right? There are 66 different books, more than 700,000 words, and all of it was written over a period of 1,600 years by dozens of different authors. How do we make sense of it all, and what does it mean for our lives? Amazingly, the Bible is incredibly interconnected with “threads” that run through it from beginning to end. In this podcast, Bible scholar and author Dr. Bruce Becker will uncover these threads, help you dig deeper into God’s truth, and inspire you to live your life with greater confidence and joy. Dr. Becker brings his vast experience to share with you through this podcast. He has served as the pastor of a mission start in New York State; lead pastor of a church in Brillion, Wisconsin; and a ministry coach to churches and schools.

This week we study the passage where Jesus predicts the disciples will fall, but promises to restore them after the resurrection. Its a powerful story that ironically will provide you with immense comfort.

In this week's message we study the prophecy of the destruction of Israel and the Temple in Mark 13 and what it means for us today.

Peter was always outspoken for Jesus. When Jesus asked "Who do people say I am?" it was Peter who said with authority, "You are the Christ, the Son of the living God!" It was Peter who said he would die with Jesus and even tried to defend Jesus from the militia that came to arrest him when he pulled his sword and went for the head of Malchus. However, in the blink of an eye this mighty pillar of faith denies Jesus three times after telling Jesus he would never deny him. And the whole time Peter is denying Jesus the religious leaders are having a joke of a trial and sending Jesus to the Roman authorities to be crucified. The very people that were supposed to be pointing people to the Messiah is killing the Messiah! Jesus is standing before Pilate and Pilate asks Jesus the ultimate question, "What is truth?" and the answer is right before his very eyes and he doesn't know it! What about you friend? Do you deny truth? Do you deny Jesus?

As we continue to grapple with these turbulent and divisive times, Pastor Mike reminds us of how God loves all his people—people from all walks of life; imperfect, everyday people like us. Listen to the entire devotional series from this week. This series was recorded earlier this year when Pastor Mike was in Israel. – Pastor Mike Novotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

As we continue to grapple with these turbulent and divisive times, Pastor Mike reminds us of how God loves all his people—people from all walks of life; imperfect, everyday people like us. Listen to the entire devotional series from this week. This series was recorded earlier this year when Pastor Mike was in Israel. This week's devotional series by Pastor Mike is also featured on our Grace Talks Daily Devotional podcast! Follow Pastor Mike on Instagram @pastormikenovotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

The divisions we see in religions, philosophies, and people aren't new. Tensions existed in Jesus' time too. Yet what did God still do? As we continue to grapple with these turbulent and divisive times, Pastor Mike reminds us of how God loves all his people—people from all walks of life; imperfect, everyday people like us. This series was recorded earlier this year when Pastor Mike was in Israel. This week's devotional series by Pastor Mike is also featured on our Grace Talks Daily Devotional podcast! Follow Pastor Mike on Instagram @pastormikenovotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

The divisions we see in religions, philosophies, and people aren't new. Tensions existed in Jesus' time too. Yet what did God still do? As we continue to grapple with these turbulent and divisive times, Pastor Mike reminds us of how God loves all his people—people from all walks of life; imperfect, everyday people like us. This series was recorded earlier this year when Pastor Mike was in Israel. – Pastor Mike Novotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

You can enjoy life as God sees it. Joy is even better. Pain is endurable. So how do you get there? Pastor Mike was in Israel right before the COVID-19 pandemic. Here at the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, Pastor Mike shows us how we can get closer to God's perspective. This week's devotional series by Pastor Mike is also featured on our Grace Talks Daily Devotional podcast! Follow Pastor Mike on Instagram @pastormikenovotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

You can enjoy life as God sees it. Joy is even better. Pain is endurable. So how do you get there? Pastor Mike was in Israel right before the COVID-19 pandemic. Here at the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, Pastor Mike shows us how we can get closer to God's perspective. – Pastor Mike Novotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

In a world full of worry where we find it hard to sit still, God has two words for us. Pastor Mike spent a week in Israel right before the COVID-19 pandemic. Here at the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, Pastor Mike reminds us how God is like a safe city for us. This week's devotional series by Pastor Mike is also featured on our Grace Talks Daily Devotional podcast! Follow Pastor Mike on Instagram @pastormikenovotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

In a world full of worry where we find it hard to sit still, God has two words for us. Pastor Mike spent a week in Israel right before the COVID-19 pandemic. Here at the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem, Pastor Mike reminds us how God is like a safe city for us. – Pastor Mike Novotny Time of Grace is a donor-supported effort. If you would like to give a gift of support, please donate here: http://bit.ly/2K06lcJ You can also watch Time of Grace daily video devotionals by subscribing to get new videos each weekday: http://bit.ly/385Piz4

Title: Jerusalem & The Second Coming Of Christ
Speaker: Pastor Paul Nobel
Date: 20th May 2018
Location: Adelaide, Australia

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Chris describes the lessons offered to the Youth Group, and then examines how the leaders were fortunate to watch those lessons come to life in the campers through the course of the week.From the Mountains of God (Sinai, Carmel, Transfiguration, Mt of Olives, Calvary) to the mountains of Jasper (Pyramid, Tekarra, Bald Hills, Parker Ridge), God is given glory!Featuring new musical intro/outro:"Measure Your Best (Instrumental)" by Styrofoam Apache (Stephen Robinson, Jackson O'Brien, Ian O'Brien, Chris Lantz, Geoff Rimmer)

(Matt. 24-25; Mark 13; Luke 21)(Series:The End - Return of Messiah)

Why the tears of agony of Jesus? I. Sympathy with his disciples. II. Substitution for sinners. III. Submission to the Father.

Mark 13 Mount of Olives Prophecy

Continuing our discussion of Last Day Events, Pastor Dean looks at what the Bible tells us about "the Second Coming" of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Second Coming is distinguished from the Rapture by the actual physical return of Jesus as he sets his feet on the Mount of Olives and the mountain splits and forms a great valley to the east of Jerusalem.