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Jesus promised he would return, but what does that mean, and when would it happen? Jesus taught about the resurrection, judgment, as well as the destruction of Jerusalem. What is the timing of these events? Join us today as we consider what the Bible teaches about the return of Christ.

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Today we'll look especially at the first two chapters and a little bit of chapters 3 and 4 of Matthew and look at some of the things he emphasizes in connection with how he presents the genealogy of Jesus.

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"Who do you say that I am?" This was the question Jesus asked his disciples that became a turning point in his ministry. It's essential we get this answer right. Who is the Son of God?

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In this episode we continue our discussion on baptism. Nearly every church has a different spin on it, but what does the Bible actually say about it? Should I be baptized? Or is it just an extra thing someone can do when they feel the urge?

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Jesus promised he would return, but what does that mean, and when would it happen? Jesus taught about the resurrection, judgment, as well as the destruction of Jerusalem. What is the timing of these events? Join us today as we consider what the Bible teaches about the return of Christ.

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In this episode we discuss the topic of baptism. Nearly every church has a different spin on it, but what does the Bible actually say about it? Should I be baptized? Or is it just an extra thing someone can do when they feel the urge?

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A discussion of what actually is found in the Bible which consists of 66 different books, written over a period of 1600 years by 40 different authors. Most of whom didn’t even personally know each other. We look at the different types of literature, the history covered and what are the interrelations between the internal writings.

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What do these 3 things have to do with one another? Where did we get the term "Easter", and does it matter how often I celebrate it and take communion?

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Jesus promised he would return, but what does that mean, and when would it happen? Jesus taught about the resurrection, judgment, as well as the destruction of Jerusalem. What is the timing of these events? Join us today as we consider what the Bible teaches about the return of Christ.

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Jesus promised he would return, but what does that mean, and when would it happen? Jesus taught about the resurrection, judgment, as well as the destruction of Jerusalem. What is the timing of these events? Join us today as we consider what the Bible teaches about the return of Christ.

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Sometimes all it takes to see the gospel more clearly is to see it in a different setting. Today, we talk with Dan Koen, who preaches the gospel in Sierra Leone, West Africa. We'll be considering specific lessons he's learned as he and his family have served the Lord in a different land.

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The Bible and history attest to 4 basic facts:

1) Jesus of Nazareth was a real person

2) Jesus died from Roman crucifixion

3) Jesus was buried in a tomb, and it was found empty 3 days later

4) There are people who claimed to see Jesus risen from the dead after those 3 days.

But one question remains: what really happened? Did he raise? Or are there other explanations for what happened?

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Seeking pleasure and following our own desires is a trap. Today, we talk about the joy of serving others.

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Join us for a continued discussion with Craig Dehut, a Christian and a trained filmmaker, in a conversation about Christians and entertainment!

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Today's two questions are about Christians picking and choosing certain things that Jesus taught, and rejecting others. We discuss the authority of Jesus Christ and what it means if you're a Christian.

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God is in control: the kingdom of God versus the kingdoms of the world.

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Information is coming at us nonstop. We have constant access to media and entertainment. What's a Christian to do? How can a Christian wisely engage in media as they devote themselves to Jesus? Join us as we talk about the Biblical principles that guide us with Craig Dehut, a Christian and a filmmaker.

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Wisdom is a wonderful friend, but she has a pretty strong disposition. Proverbs 8 helps us to see the eternal benefits of walking with wisdom and the disastrous consequences of ignoring her.

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The conclusion of our discussion of James’ letter. Recognizing the application, or implications, it has for us nearly 2000 years later.

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A continuation of what James said in his letter. Recognizing the application, or implications, it has for us nearly 2000 years later.

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Correction doesn't feel good sometimes, but if we are wise and humble, we can enjoy God's grace when he helps us to turn from sin and toward him. King David is probably the gold standard of how to receive correction. How do others compare? Join us as we learn the character it takes to grow past our failures.

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A continuation of what the brother of Jesus said in his letter. The letter written by James has things we not only can compare with what Jesus said, but recognize the application, or implications, it has for us nearly 2000 years later.

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Satan. Who is he, where did he come from, and what's he up to today? The Bible speaks of some amazing interactions between beings we don't normally interact with directly. Who are these creatures, and how does it help Jesus' people to know something about them and the spiritual realm?

Every Tuesday @ 2:00pm ET and Wednesday @ 3:00pm ET, BibleQuest panelists discuss a variety of Bible topics including God, Jesus Christ, the Christian church, and questions submitted by the audience. The conversation centers on a respect for the Scriptures and a desire to know the God who gave them. We want to know what the Bible says on a topic. We hope you'll join in!

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The James who wrote the letter called “James” in the New Testament was Jesus’ brother. Lets compare what James says in his letter with what Jesus says in the Gospel account written by Matthew. Among other things, one of the things we notice is how often what James says in his letter, is what Jesus said with Pharisees in mind. 

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Join us today as we discuss spiritual beings in the heavenly realm. Angels and the devil, heaven and hell? The Bible speaks of some amazing interactions between beings we don't normally interact with directly. Who are these creatures, and how does it help Jesus' people to know something about them and the spiritual realm?

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Many are claiming that today’s current events are the fulfillment of John’s vision in his Book of Revelation. Does the book itself give indications about when this prophecy was to be fulfilled? 

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Angels and the Devil, Heaven and Hell? The Bible speaks of some amazing interactions between beings we don't normally interact with directly. Who are these creatures, and how does it help Jesus' people to know something about them and the spiritual realm?

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Today the BibleQuest Panelists take a look at Exodus chapter 12 and the beginning of the Jewish year as described there, with the events of that month and their significance.

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Judges 17-21 concludes one of the saddest books of the Bible with a retelling of how wicked God's chosen people had become. How can a holy nation become like the nations around it? What lessons can we learn for ourselves from this history?

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The godly are not exempt from grieving. But how do Christians process grief differently than someone who doesn't know Jesus? How does God change grief for the believer?

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"Gospel" means "good news." But just why is it that we need good news? Paul begins Romans with an introduction to the bad news. God is right to punish sin. And the more we recognize his just wrath against all unrighteousness, the more we'll appreciate the gospel.

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Is it really that important to assemble as Christians? Does the Bible give details or say anything about collective worship and the timing of worship activities? 

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The tongue is a restless evil, full of deadly poison. So says James. Yet Proverbs also tells us that the mouth of the righteous is a fountain of life. How can we use our words for good and not evil?

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Jeff Smelser and the Panelists do an interesting interview of Don Bunting. Don shares the spiritual work he’s involved in with the church at Union City, NJ, and how the Christians in that area work together to serve God, how they serve others and work within the community. 

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A discussion of the promises found in the book of Genesis concerning the land of Canaan. Are those promises relevant to what is happening in the Middle East today?

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Jesus teaches us to call God "Father," but what does it mean that he is "Abba, Father"? In what circumstance should I think of God this way? And how does calling God "Abba" change the way I think about him and how I view myself?

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"Do the work of an evangelist," Paul told Timothy. And to Archippus he said, “See that you fulfill the ministry that you have received in the Lord.” But what is the work of an evangelist? How can we support this important work? And how does one become an evangelist?

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We live in a world that is greatly influenced by the government and politics.  How much and in what ways should the Christian be involved in such things? What Scriptures can help shape our view of the interaction between the Christian and earthly powers?

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The Bible records events that really happened in real places. So pull out a map next time you're studying, use a concordance, and see what significance these places have in the story! We'll look at a few examples, including Bethel, Gilgal, and the Mount of Olives.

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Jeff Smelser does a one-on-one interview of fellow Panelist Joe Works. Joe shares the spiritual work he’s involved in with the church at Elmira, and how the Christians in that area work together to serve God, how they serve others and work within the community. 

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The forbidden woman--again? Why does Proverbs warn so much against sexual immorality? Is there something we're missing? Join Scott and Justin as they discuss Proverbs 6 and 7.

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Ishmael was the firstborn son of Abraham. And yet, he was not the child of promise? What becomes of the descendants of Ishmael? Does that have any relevance to us today?

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Why has the land which God promised the Patriarchs always been a land of war and struggle? Does the Jewish nation have a Biblical right to that land today? What land should we be looking for today?

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Romans 14 is a practical chapter on our relationships in Christ. How do we handle differences of beliefs and practices within our fellowship in Christ? What did Paul mean in Romans 14 that we are to welcome one another not pass judgment on our brother? What is a "Romans 14 issue"?

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People instinctively need to see an embodiment of good and an embodiment of evil. This accounts for some crazy ideas. Is the Bible just another such myth?

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How do you see people? Are they opportunities for personal advancement or troubling hinderances? Are they frustrating irritants or welcome company? Better yet, how did Jesus people? What would we see if we saw what he sees? Join us as we consider how to initiate meaningful interactions with others that serve them and glorify Jesus. 

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Join the Panelists today as they talk about things most people don't want to talk about: the reality, pervasiveness and consequences of sin. Starts at 3:00pm ET.

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A brief look at several examples of Old Testament anticipation of the coming Christ, including some astonishing predictions.

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Can I trust that the gospel hasn't been tampered with? Or was it selectively edited early on so that we don't know what the original story of Jesus was? Join us today as we consider the so-called "lost gospels."

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With sexual temptation all around us, how are we to keep pure? Solomon counsels his son in Proverbs 5 to "see through" temptation and look to God's blessings...and God's judgments. Join Scott, Jeremy, and Justin as they discuss God's wisdom from this incredible chapter.

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How do you begin to teach God's word to someone? Where do you start to express the story of the Bible? You've found someone who wants to know the Lord, or perhaps someone has found you and wants you to explain the gospel. What are effective strategies in studying God's word with others? Join Scott, Jeremy, and Justin as they discuss how to proclaim the gospel in personal studies of God's word. 

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Worship by definition has to be God-centered. To be god-centered it has to be according to God's instructions. Therefore, how does the modern trend among some churches today fit into a God-centered theme? Such as offering separate types of worship services: one traditional and one contemporary.

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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the meaning and importance of repentance. Just what is this crucial action about? What does it look like? What gets in the way of real repentance? 

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What’s the significance of the Lord’s Supper? It is mentioned a number of times through out the New Testament, Jesus himself commanded his followers to share in this, and we have a clear example of the first century Christians coming together for that very purpose, with the apostle Paul on a particular day.

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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Jesus has been crucified. His disciples have scattered. Now what? Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we consider together, the impact of the resurrection in Mark 16. 

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Why is Baptism such an Anathema to so many people who claim they follow Jesus.

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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the gospel of Mark. After being betrayed by Judas, denied by Peter, and rejected by the people he came to save, Jesus is delivered up to be crucified. This is center of the Bible story, the crucial event of history. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we consider this passage together.

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Four points discussed from 1 Corinthians 10. 1. Can one lose their salvation. 2. Circumstances that can cause us to sin. 3. Idolatry. 4. The spiritual warfare we face.

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Join Scott, Jeremy, and Justin as they consider the question: How should Christians help Christians grow? Is the church equipped to help Christians deal with the trials of life? 

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John the Baptist, Jesus Christ and his 12 apostles continued to teach about 'repentance'. In order to understand what it actually is, the Panelists turn to the scriptures to find examples of people not just talking about it, but doing it.

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What changed and what did not change between the Old Testament and the New Testament? Some say nothing changed, and that we should serve God under both. Others say everything changed and we're not to consider anything within the Old Testament.

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The heavenly places that exist in the spiritual realm now, and later in the future.

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Are there Biblical patterns for Christians to follow today? Some say, "not really".

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Today the BibleQuest Panelists are going to explore if Jesus took our place on the cross. Did he simply carry our sins away, or did he receive the punishment for them? Reference: 2 Corinthians 5:21

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Join Scott, Fred and Justin as they discuss The Road to Emmaus. Jesus has been crucified and buried, but now his disciples have heard news that he lives again. Two of his disciples are discussing what has happened when they're met by a stranger who seems not to know what's been going on in Jerusalem for the past few days. 

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Today Joe presents the Songs of Ascents starting in Psalm 120, and focusing in on Psalm 126.

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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Jesus is betrayed by Judas and abandoned by his disciples. 

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The Southern Baptist Convention is voting on whether to allow women to hold the title of Pastor or not. What say you vs the Word of God?

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After being shipwrecked on the island of Malta, Paul amazes the islanders by defying death. Then 3 months later he sets sail for Rome, where he remains in house arrest. 3 days after arriving in Rome Paul meets with the Jews.

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Join Scott, Tommy, and Justin as they discuss the question: How should a Christian read the Old Testament? Do we obey the old law in any way? How should a Christian apply principles from the Old Testament to modern life?

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Join Scott, Phil, and Justin as they discuss the importance of planned Bible study. What are effective ways a church should go about studying the Bible? What are some common challenges to overcome in planned Bible study?

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Many reasons are given to justify abortion. This discussion is not political nor advocating state legislation, nor is it imposing our moral views on anyone. Well, then what's it about? Its about looking at it objectively, rather than subjectively. Can anyone do that?

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A back and forth discussion between apostle Paul and King Agrippa, before Paul sails for Rome as a prisoner.

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Paul’s appeal to Caesar and his final address to the governor Festus and king Agrippa. Based upon Roman law they must send Paul to appear before the court of Caesar but the dilemma they were in was they didn't know what charges to present.

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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss Mark 14. Jesus has come to his moment of suffering: his betrayal, his arrest, the false trials, and his crucifixion. What does this moment mean for believers? What does it mean for the world?

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Our study of the Book of Acts continues with Paul discovering the plot of 40 Jews planing to kill him. Escorted by 470 Roman troops to Caesarea he will now stand before Felix the governor. His accusers who want him executed will try to make their case, will not succeed. However, he will not be released.

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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the wisdom of Proverbs. We often overlook the value of wisdom, but Proverbs 3 shows us what it looks like to live life well. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we dive in to this chapter together.

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With many denominations teaching different methods of salvation, the panelists share what the biblical teaching is on the subject. When it comes to salvation with regards to your soul, who's word are you willing to take?

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Today we find the apostle Paul appearing before the Jewish Council giving an excellent defense against the trumped up charges made against him. Failing in their charges, 40 men make a vow to kill Paul in an ambush.

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Paul arrives in Caesarea then goes up to Jerusalem where he accommodates the Jews when they request he purify himself and pay for the expenses of four men to be purified. Why would they ask him, and why did he accommodate them?

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Join Scott, Justin, and Abraham as they discuss the gospel of Mark. After being tested by his detractors amongst the rulers of the Jews, Jesus announces a startling destruction to Jerusalem and answers his disciples' questions about the judgment that was to come. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we dive in to this chapter together.

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Acts 20: Paul speaks to the Elders from Ephesus.

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Scott, Justin, and Jonathan discuss the gospel of Mark. Mark gets into Jesus' final week on earth in Mark chapter 13. Jesus spends the chapter answering his opponents one after the other. As He overcomes these challenges, He also teaches some critically important information for the believers to know. He then continues with perhaps the most important week of his life and readying the disciples for what is about to happen to Him and them.

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Today's BibleQuest ask's the question: how does a sinner come to salvation?

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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Mark gets into Jesus' final week on earth in Mark chapter 12. Jesus spends the chapter answering his opponents one after the other. As He overcomes these challenges, He also teaches some critically important information for the believers to know.

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How could disciples have never heard of the Holy Spirit; The sons of Sceva fail at an exorcism, and Paul finds himself at the center of a riot in Ephesus. 

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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Mark gets into Jesus' final week on earth in Mark chapter 11. In these final interactions Jesus has before His crucifixion we see His: Kingship, Zeal, Authority, Compassion, and Wisdom.

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Finishing up the discussion Paul had with the Greek Philosophers on the Areopagus. Then in chapter 18 the story picks up with Paul leaving Athens and going to Corinth where he meets Aquila and Priscilla. He continues the work of spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and as usual begins to make more enemies.

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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. Proverbs is a unique book, and extremely valuable in understanding Godly wisdom. The beginning pages state that "The beginning of knowledge is the fear of God". And so to know truths about this world, one must reverently learn from it's Creator. 

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Paul and Silas in Thessalonica and Berea. Then finally in Athens where Paul addresses the Greek Philosophers at the Areopagus.

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Join Scott and Jonathan as they discuss more about the life of Jesus in the gospel of Mark. Today we'll be in the later part of chapter 10. As Jesus is approaching Jerusalem for the final time, He is teaching His disciples some important principles they will need to understand. Lessons about pride, truth, humility, and the perfect plan of God. 

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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. Proverbs is a unique book, and extremely valuable in understanding Godly wisdom. The beginning pages state that "The beginning of knowledge is the fear of God". And so to know truths about this world, one must reverently learn from it's creator.

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Timothy Joins Paul and Silas; The Macedonian Call; The Conversion of Lydia; Paul and Silas in Prison; The Philippian Jailer Converted

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The path of least resistance is often the easiest path to take. We live in a world where ease, comfort, and lack of conviction are prevalent. What does that sort of a lifestyle produce? What can we learn from God's word to inspire work ethics and overcome the temptations of laziness? Join us in the Bible today as we explore these questions. 

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The council in Jerusalem takes up the debate whether Gentiles are allowed to be part of the Kingdom of God without first becoming a Jew.

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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss more about the life of Jesus in the gospel of Mark. Today we'll be in the later part of chapter 10. Jesus has some really unique encounters with various people. We'll see what it takes to enter the kingdom of God as well as some other important principles to live by.

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Acts 14 - Paul and Barnabas at Lystra where Paul gets stoned and left for dead.

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The Bible describes God's ability to deliver. Particularly in the Psalms, God's strong arm/hand is emphasized as a source of safety and deliverance for His people. Join us in the Psalms today as we discuss these concepts and look at the life of Asaph as he grows in his understanding of God's ability to save.

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Acts 13 starting with verse 13: Paul and Barnabas speak boldly the message of Christ at Antioch in Pisidia.

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