Acts: Fulfilling the Mission of God's Kingdom
Acts shows that the work of the Church is the continuation of Christ's own ministry through the power of his Spirit.
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Episodes (62)
Luke: Jesus, Savior and Lord
Luke was a doctor, historian, and theologian writing to give certainty that what had been taught about Jesus and the salvation offered to sinners is indeed true.
John: Jesus, the Son of God
Over 1900 years ago, John wrote the book you have in your hands so that people might believe that Jesus was the long-awaited Christ. He wrote that people might believe he was more than just a man but the very Son of God.
Crossway Christian Church
enSeptember 26, 2010
Mark: Jesus, the Servant King
Mark shows us that Jesus is the Servant King who not only sets an example for the disciples he calls to follow him, but also serves them supremely by dying for them as ransom to God, securing their salvation.
Crossway Christian Church
enSeptember 19, 2010
Matthew: Jesus, the Messiah
The long-awaited Messiah is Jesus Christ. He is the fulfillment of God's plan, purpose, and promises. What implications does that have for our lives today?
2 Chronicles: Trusting in Mercy
The way back to God doesn
Crossway Christian Church
enSeptember 05, 2010
1 Chronicles: Reasons for Hope
How could Israel have hope after the exile? Because God reigns over all things and was faithful to his promises.
Malachi: Living Life as Acceptable Worship
What happens when God's people forget his grace? What happens when their worship becomes indifferent? How do you rekindle a passion for God?
Esther: Sovereign Grace for Sinful People
How does a book that doesn't mention God come to be all about God? How do people who don't seem to care much about God come to serve him in mighty ways?
Zechariah: Second Chances for the People of God
God has renewed and rebuilt his people after the exile, but are they really ready to be God's people? How can sinful stand before and serve a holy God?
Haggai: A Call to a God-Centered Life
Israel was sent into exile because they moved God himself out of the center of their life. Are we making the same mistake?
Ezra: Renewing the People of God
How did God seek to renew his people after their exile?
Ezekiel: The Glory of God in Salvation through Judgment
Ezekiel
Obadiah: The Justice and Mercy of God in Judging Sin
God will be victorious over sin, and he show himself to be just and merciful in his triumph. This is meant to be a comfort to his people.
Daniel: The God of the Everlasting Kingdom
How do you live a life of faithfulness to God and courage in the face of difficult circumstances? Daniel learned how through God's revelation of himself--a revelation ultimately fulfilled in Christ.
Lamentations: Hope in God
After seeing nearly unimaginable horrors, Jeremiah shows how he, and we today, can still hope in God.
Jeremiah: Fearless Faith in a Faithful God
Jeremiah was more than a "weeping prophet." He was a man who trusted God in the face of adversity and proclaimed an uncompromising message of judgment and hope, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus.
Zephaniah: The Coming of the Day of the Lord
Just the prophet warned Israel that judgment was coming on their sin, so also today, God's people live in light of the final day of the Lord. How should we live in light of the coming of Christ?
Nahum: Comfort in the God Who Triumphs Over Sin
When it seems like sin and evil are winning, what do you do? God showed Nahum, and us today, that sin has not gone unnoticed. A day of judgment is coming and God
Isaiah: The Holy God Who Saves Sinners
Israel rebelled, and God in holiness would not only bring judgment for sin, but also salvation to sinners. Centuries later, ultimate judgment and salvation came in the cross of Christ.