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Feast or Famine?

with David Guzik

The Bible reminds us that there is another kind of famine: “*I will send a famine on the land, not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord*” (Amos 8:11). Notice carefully the nature...

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I Am Not Ashamed

with Bill Walden

The apostle Paul said that he was, “not ashamed of the gospel ...” (Romans 1:16) yet there seems to be many Christians who are ashamed of the Gospel.

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Memorial Stones

with Ken Sutton

A person may have taken a step of faith by God's prompting, but then God came and did what only He could do.

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Jesus on The Tribulation

with Kellen Criswell

If Jesus tells the truth, and the Great Tribulation is real, global, ultimate devastation, which is immediately followed by His Second Coming, I can only conclude that it is not history or current, but absolutely future.

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Mark Chapter 4
on 04/16/2012
Acts Chapter 10
on 04/02/2012

Thy Kingdom Come

Saturday May 19 2012


For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given; and the government will be upon His shoulder. And His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Of the increase of His government and peace there will be no end, upon the throne of David and over His kingdom, to order it and establish it with judgment and justice… 

—Isaiah 9:6-7

Is it any wonder we are anxious for the kingdom of God to come?

The kingdom of man is full of war, pain, suffering, and heartache—all the result of man's rejection of God's love.

When Jesus reigns, the world will be glorious.

Today, the world is governed by Satan and those he inspires in rebellion against God, but someday, when the world is governed by the One called "Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace," we will experience something entirely different. There will be such peace and joy on the earth (Isaiah 2:4) that even the animal kingdom will no longer be savage (Isaiah 11:6-9). Death will cease (Isaiah 25:8) and there will be no more physical infirmities (Isaiah 29:18).

All that awaits the coming of God's kingdom. But in actuality, the kingdom of God exists now wherever God reigns. If God rules in my life, I am in the kingdom of God. Though still living in this world, I have already begun to experience God's kingdom. I am comforted by His peace, assured by His love, and overwhelmed by the joy of His salvation.

May He come soon—and may we do His will while we wait.

Father, we long for that day when Jesus reigns on the earth. We thank You for the hope we have while we wait.


- Amen

Excerpt from Wisdom for Today 
by Chuck Smith

Used by permission. For more information click here

Feast or Famine?
on 05/18/2012
I Am Not Ashamed
on 05/18/2012
Welcome
on 05/17/2012

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