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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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Welcome to The Bible Study Hour with James Boice. Davids desire was to live a holy and exemplary life, especially in his role as king. He sought a blameless heart and to be blameless in his actions, yet often fell short as David strove to live up to the high standards he set for himself and others.

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Liam Goligher tells us there are three categories of people when it comes to the subject of worry: those who never worry, those who always worry, and the people in betweenwho keep a balance until serious problems come into their lives. Thanks for listening to No Falling Word!

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Most of us would like to have more authority. We would like people to do what we want, when we want it. The centurion in Luke actually did have this kind of influence. When he said something, it was done. But when this powerful man came across Jesus, the centurion was the only one who recognized that his authority amounted to nothing in comparison to that of Jesus. Join Dr. Phil Ryken for 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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While there are many psalms of thanks in the Bible, there is none quite like the old 100th, the classic psalm of thanksgiving. Charles Spurgeon said that nothing can be more sublime this side of heaven than the singing of this noble songand that A cheerful spirit is in keeping withthe gratitude we should cherish to a loving God. Welcome to The Bible Study Hour with James Boice.

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We justify our self-worth by our net worth, and the things that we value most--whether money, fame or honor--ultimately reveal the state of our hearts. Listen, as Liam Goligher continues his message on anxiety, worry and the consequences of where we store our treasures. Today, on No Falling Word.

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Everyone is in a way like a tree. We can each bear a certain kind of fruit. A friend might bear bad fruit because of his thoughtless actions. While a coworker bear good fruit, which is seen in her work habits. How does a person produce good or bad fruit, and how can you change the fruit of your own life? Phil Ryken shares insights 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.