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In difficult times we draw our strength from familiar passages of Scripture. They comfort and encourage us in time of need. King David did likewise, and drew on the Word of God for help and encouragement in the face of seemingly impossible odds. Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, well be studying Psalm 108, a Psalm that draws from previous Psalms documenting Gods faithfulness, and a psalm from which David drew his comfort.

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Son of Man, can these bones live? It was a question that Ezekiel couldnt answer. The bones were those of Gods people who were spiritually dead, and only God could breathe life into death. Join Liam Goligher as he studies the implications and promises of Ezekiels vision of the valley of bones, on No Falling Word.

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Everyone knows the story of the Good Samaritan. It shows how we need to be more compassionate to those around us. We need to love others in tangible ways, even across social and religious barriers. But when Jesus told the story of the Good Samaritan, he wasnt just trying to inspire us to be better people. There was a lot more to it.

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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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Peter swore he wouldnt abandon Jesus, even if the other disciples were to fall away. Theres no doubt Peter loved the Savior, but that love was about to be tested in a way that would deeply humble the man Jesus named, the Rock. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he details Peters restoration, and shows us that Peters love for the Savior fell far short of the divine love the Savior had for him.

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While Ezekiels message turns to good news for the nation that has suffered under Gods judgement, the news is not so good for its shepherds, the men who were charged with the care of the flock, butinsteadput their own interests first. Join Liam Goligher on No Falling Word as he examines the failures of Israels leaders, and the plans of the Good Shepherd for His people.

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Jesus followers came to Him full of excitement because they where able to cast out demons. Jesus responds that they should instead be even more joyful because their names are written in the book of life. What does Jesus mean by this? Why shouldnt his followers rejoice in casting out demons?

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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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She watched Him die on the cross, and with His death, her faith and hope had vanished. Yet her love for Him never wavered, because love is eternal and she loved Him exceedingly. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he examines the most poignant and touching of Jesus encounters in all the Gospels.

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On a fateful day in January in the year 586BC, the terrible news reached the Jews in Babylon. Ezekiels prophecies had come true. The Temple lay in ruins and the city had been leveled. The unimaginable had come to pass. Join Liam Goligher on No Falling Word, as he examines the turning point in Ezekiels ministry, as the prophets message turns from condemnation to restoration, and the good news of the Good Shepherd.