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Dan Doriani brings the message from the 2016 Faithful Shepherd Conference.

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The Apostle Paul was hurting. He worried about his fledgling churches; he fretted about the false teachers trying to infiltrate them and the lies they were spreading about him. Yet, Paul did not despair because he possessed the weapon of comfort in the midst of trials. Learn more from Dr. James Boice on the Bible Study Hour.

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Paul continues in chapter 3 to deal with matters central to the Christian faith. Discover the purpose of the law and how the promise made to Abraham, prior to the law, is fulfilled in Christ. Reverend Eric Alexander challenges us to seek salvation Abraham’s way, based on promise alone, on Hear the Word of God.

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Who would you consider to be the luckiest person in the world? Someone with a lot of money, or maybe a football player with a couple of SuperBowl rings? How about someone who came to trust Jesus at the last possible moment of their life?

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Some of the followers of Christ expected Him to fulfill their expectations as a mighty military, and political Messiah who would finally overthrow the oppressive pagan roman government. But Jesus, without giving blanket approval to human government, never the less held up its legitimate authority, and the responsibility of Christians to obey and submit to the civil and governing authorities. How can believers today obey the Lord's command to render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, and render unto God that which is God's

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Dr. Harry Reeder brings the message from the 2014 Faithful Shepherd Conference.

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The ending to Paul’s monumental letter to the Corinthians ends in a very practical way with principles for giving and his final instruction for the brethren to love one another. Listen to Dr. James Boice's teaching on Paul's final words to the Corinthians on the Bible Study Hour.

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In chapter 3, Paul addresses the Galatians’ departure from the gospel. He asks them to consider their own spiritual experience, roots, and destiny, having begun by the Spirit yet trying to progress by human effort. Reverend Alexander urges us to keep our eyes on the crucified Savior who bore our sin on Hear the Word of God.

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Have you ever done something really, really bad to someone? And then amazingly they forgave you? What if it was the worst sin possible? Would you still expect to be forgiven? You know what? Jesus forgave those who crucified Him.

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How do you respond when you are treated spitefully? Years ago, a young Christian soldier prayed by his bedside every night despite jeers, taunts and insults of the other soldiers in his barracks. One night after a long exhausting hike, the other soldiers threw their muddy boots at the believer as he knelt in prayer. When they awoke in the morning they found that he had cleaned and polished their boots and lined them up next to each man's bed. How can we learn to glorify the Lord in the way we respond to our enemies?

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