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Enjoy a classic address from the 1999 Reformed Bible Conference: The Glory of Christ. This would be Dr. James Boice's final appearance at the annual conference.

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Do you sometimes find yourself growing cold to the things of God and taking His blessings for granted? Does it take adversity to make you remember the goodness of God? Dr. James Boice studies Psalm 103, where we discover the remedy for a cold and unthankful heart, on The Bible Study Hour.

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Probably none of Jesus sayings is more often misused or misinterpreted than His words, Judge not. We often use them as an excuse to avoid confrontation, and to fit in with our so-called tolerant world. But what did Jesus really mean? Today, Liam Goligher takes a deeper look into Jesus words about when were to judge our fellow man, here on No Falling Word.

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Are you disillusioned with God? Are you disappointed because your expectations havent been met? Maybe God didnt heal you or provide certain finances? John the Baptist dealt with these same struggles. The very man who proclaimed Christ as the Messiah was now doubting that himself. John dealt with his doubts in a way that sets an example for each of us, as Dr. Phil Ryken explains on Every Last Word.

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As Christians we can often lose sight of what it means to live for Christ each day. We are distracted by the world, the flesh, and the devil and buckle under temptation. God promises us victory over temptation, but only in Christ is the promise fulfilled. We want to think that we have some part in our salvation or that God rewards us for our good works. But in reality, we cannot do any good work apart from Christ. The law shows us how far we are from being good. We must look to His example of love and humility, trust in His grace alone to be saved, and learn to stand on Gods promises when the doubt and temptations come.

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Enjoy a classic address from the 1999 Reformed Bible Conference: The Glory of Christ. This would be Dr. James Boice's final appearance at the annual conference.

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Its been said that desperate conditions make for strong petitions. When we find ourselves facing a serious illness, and death comes knocking at our door, our perspective on life tends to change. Dr. James Boice examines Psalm 102, the cry of a desperate man seeking refuge in a mighty God, on The Bible Study Hour.

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Today, on No Falling Word: There are many fears that lead to worry in our lives, but most of us struggle with the fear of losing what little weve got. Jesus, in His sermon on worry, urges us to consider three aspects in which to frame our anxieties, so that we can deal with them correctly.

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Dr. Phi Ryken asks: Have you ever been faced with someone who is mourning a death, and not known how to respond? Its easy to turn away and not comfort them, because we dont know what to say or how to handle their grief. Jesus meets grief head on. When faced with a widow who was burying her only son, He doesnt shy away from the uncertainty of what to do. How does Jesus Christ confront death? Find out, on Every Last Word!

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As Christians we can often lose sight of what it means to live for Christ each day. We are distracted by the world, the flesh, and the devil and buckle under temptation. God promises us victory over temptation, but only in Christ is the promise fulfilled. We want to think that we have some part in our salvation or that God rewards us for our good works. But in reality, we cannot do any good work apart from Christ. The law shows us how far we are from being good. We must look to His example of love and humility, trust in His grace alone to be saved, and learn to stand on Gods promises when the doubt and temptations come.