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Why Study Luke?

December 23, 2021

Luke’s Gospel is a narrative of eyewitnesses—people who saw for themselves Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. He examined all the reports in close detail and wrote to give us confidence in the Lord Jesus Christ.

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The Heart of Advent

November 30, 2021

This month we’re doing something special on our social media platforms and pointing out Jesus in all four themes of advent: Hope, peace, love, and joy.

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The First Person to Worship Jesus: Elizabeth's Story

November 29, 2021

Luke was the only one who recorded the real songs of Christmas, sung by Elizabeth, Mary, Zacharias, Simeon, the angel Gabriel, and the angelic host. The events surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ was the time for people to break forth in song—beginning with one older woman who understood something of the mystery of what was happening in her womb and the womb of her young relative from Galilee named Mary.

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Who is Jesus?

October 29, 2021

Who is Jesus? This question has caused more confusion, difference of opinion, and division than any other. It has always been so.

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Why Study Leviticus?

October 29, 2021

Leviticus is the book about Hebrew worship of God. Crowding the book are instructions on sacrifice, ceremony, ritual, liturgy, washings, convocations, holy days, observances, conditions, and warnings.

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The Gospel of Action

September 27, 2021

By His teaching, Jesus prepared people for salvation through His death and His resurrection. His teaching will not save us; it is only through His death for us on the Cross that we can be saved.

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Why Study Mark?

September 27, 2021

“In Mark's Gospel, Jesus lays aside the regal robes of kingship and girds Himself with the towel of service. He is King in Matthew's Gospel; now He is God’s Servant.” –Dr. J. Vernon McGee

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The Spring that Satisfies

August 31, 2021

What the children of Israel experienced while going through the wilderness corresponds to our Christian experience; you can translate what happened to them directly over to the life of any believer today. We can expect to encounter the same problems and expect the same solutions to work for us. Every believer will experience their own particular version of what happened to the Israelites in the wilderness.

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