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Its easy to give up on praying when we dont see immediate answers. In a culture where instant gratification is the norm, persevering in prayer is a strange concept. But God calls us to continually come before him with boldness. We can have confidence that when we pray according to Gods promises, he will be faithful and delighted to answer them.

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As Christians in the world we are faced with all kinds temptation and opportunity to sin. We must, however, live differently than the world. We learn from Jesus what it means to love our neighbor as ourselves from His parable about the Good Samaritan. We are challenged to examine our own lives and see if we truly love others in this way. Christians are often scrutinized by the world and called out as hypocrites. Only when our faith runs through our whole lives and God is King in our own hearts can we impact others for Christ. God gives us the wisdom we need to love and serve those around us.

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If then David calls Him Lord, how can He be his son? With that familiar question, Jesus turned the tables on the Pharisees and religious leaders who were trying to trap Him with questions of their own.On this episode ofThe Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, well begin a study of Psalm 110, and a statement David made that Jesus used as a question to baffle His enemies.

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In the longest vision within a book of visions, Ezekiel reveals Gods final plan for a restored people, and a restored Temple, in a restored land. Join Liam Goligher on No Falling Word, as he paints a picture of the future for Israel, and of a city which will be called, The Lord is Here.

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Lord, teach us how to pray. The plea that resounds through history started with the disciples. So Jesus taught them. The one who was in constant communication with his Father, showed his disciples how they could have the same relationship.

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As Christians in the world we are faced with all kinds temptation and opportunity to sin. We must, however, live differently than the world. We learn from Jesus what it means to love our neighbor as ourselves from His parable about the Good Samaritan. We are challenged to examine our own lives and see if we truly love others in this way. Christians are often scrutinized by the world and called out as hypocrites. Only when our faith runs through our whole lives and God is King in our own hearts can we impact others for Christ. God gives us the wisdom we need to love and serve those around us.

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Davids cursing of his enemies has always been a problem for the Christian. Jesus teaches us to turn the other cheek, and not seek revenge. How then are these Psalms of David to be understood in light of our Christian sensibilities? Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice well be studying Psalm 109, the last of Davids Psalms of revenge, a psalm of which its been said, in the awfulness of its curses, (it) surpasses anything of its kind.

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As Ezekiel looks out over the valley of death, he begins to preach...and as he preaches, the Word of God and the Spirit of God work to achieve the purposes of God. Join Liam Goligher on No Falling Word, as he demonstrates how the Spirit of God uses words spoken by a human voice to restore life and hope in the place of death.

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They say if you want to get something done, give it to someone whos already busy. Martha was that person. She knew how to get it done, and was great at serving. But somehow in her preparation for Jesus visit she forgot the most important thing: the person she was serving.

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As Christians in the world we are faced with all kinds temptation and opportunity to sin. We must, however, live differently than the world. We learn from Jesus what it means to love our neighbor as ourselves from His parable about the Good Samaritan. We are challenged to examine our own lives and see if we truly love others in this way. Christians are often scrutinized by the world and called out as hypocrites. Only when our faith runs through our whole lives and God is King in our own hearts can we impact others for Christ. God gives us the wisdom we need to love and serve those around us.