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Your story defines who you are. How your story intersects with the stories of others can shift the direction of your life. This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher well continue through the book of Acts. Paul has reached his destination, Jerusalem, where he will have the opportunity to share his story.

The times we live in are difficult, some might even say tumultuous. If you look around you can find much to be afraid about...the economy, current world affairs, wars. We can let our fears get to us, or we can stop, and take a minute to look at what the Bible has to teach us about this world, fear, our future, and the courage we can have as we face all of those things.

The joy of the believer is that one day Christ is returning to take us to our eternal home with him. But what does that mean and what do we do until then? Christ continues his work after he ascended and we can take part.

What kind of worship pleases God? What sort of music should we use? Does anything go? Or are there biblical guidelines we should follow? Disagreements are often ferce and the battle lines sharply drawn. The messages in this series address the right role of music in biblical worship.

Dr. Leonard Payton

Sometimes when we are at the top of our game and everything seems to be going right, a defeat creeps in. It may stagger us and cause us to question, why? Today on The Bible Study Hour we are looking at Psalm 60, a Psalm David wrote later in his life as he reflected back on his failures and success. Listen as Dr. Boice pieces together the circumstances of this defeat and shows us how we can apply it to our lives today.

Prison, hardship and the unknown awaited Paul in Jerusalem. But like Jesus, who made the same journey despite the suffering that awaited him, Paul did not use his friends warnings as an excuse not to go. What can we learn from Paul about discerning Gods will when we may pay a high price for following it?

Have you ever left a project unfinished? Our lives are filled with projects that we have never quite managed to complete. We have half-read books on our shelves and piles of junk left abandoned from hobbies weve started, but never finished. Thankfully Jesus Christ did not leave the great project of his life unfinished. He got the job done, He accomplished the mission.

The joy of the believer is that one day Christ is returning to take us to our eternal home with him. But what does that mean and what do we do until then? Christ continues his work after he ascended and we can take part.

What kind of worship pleases God? What sort of music should we use? Does anything go? Or are there biblical guidelines we should follow? Disagreements are often ferce and the battle lines sharply drawn. The messages in this series address the right role of music in biblical worship.

Dr. James Boice

David was no stranger to peril. He dodged Sauls javelins and evaded his armies. With few other resources of his own, he called on the great I AM for protection. On this program, well look at Psalm 59 from an historical perspective of the life of King David.