The Climax of Creation
Every human being, no matter how broken or evil is marked by the image of God. This lesson teaches why mankind was and always will be the climax of God's creation.
question and Answer Program No. 79
Stephen and Scott discuss questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program. NOTE: Due to illness, this program is a repeat of QA28 which aired February 2017.
And God Said . . .
If Genesis 1 is false, then Jesus, who confirmed the record, the prophets, who declared the record, and the apostles, who taught the record, were all liars. Genesis must be true in order for Christianity to be true.
The Book of Beginnings
The Gospel didn't start at the empty tomb or the cross or even the manger. The Gospel started all the way back in Eden. To understand the full story of redemption, start at Genesis 1.
Living in the Shadows
If the blood of the martyrs really is the seed of the Church, no wonder the author of Hebrews saved their stories for last in his account of biblical heroes. Learn from those who were called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice.
So Many Stories . . . So Little Time
Many of the people named in Hebrews 11 don't seem to belong. They failed spiritually as much as they succeeded. In this lesson, you learn why God so graciously included them.
Faith From the Unlikely
From a human standpoint, Rahab's name doesn't belong in Hebrews 11. She wasn't Jewish; her people were wicked and under the severe condemnation of God; she was an adulterer by profession. Yet, even she ends up being a hero of the faith!
From Riches to Rags
Most of the riches-to-rags stories you hear involve people who lost everything because of foolishness and disobedience to God. But Moses' story is the opposite. He willingly exchanged his temporal possessions for an eternal one.
Waiting on the Promises of God
Waiting on God is hard enough when He hasn't promised us a child, a spouse, or a dream job. It's even harder when He has promised us something that hasn't yet arrived. Abraham waited nearly a lifetime to see the fulfillment of God's promise!
The Lonely Man
When Noah and his family boarded the ark, they weren't walking away from their trials . . . they were walking deeper into them. The pain of living with unbelievers was doubled by the pain of watching them be destroyed.