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Who, or what, are you living for? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, well study Psalm 53, and hear about how we should live our lives. Many today, and in Davids time, acted as though there was no God. But God is still God, whether He is acknowledged by man or not. How then, should Gods truth change the way we live?

When is it time to move on? When we see no fruit--or as God directs? This week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher, were continuing our study of the Book of Acts, chapter 18 where well examine Pauls thinking as he turned his attention from the Jews of Corinth to the Gentiles.

Suffering in the Christian life is not necessarily to be avoided and neither is it to be accepted with a defeated attitude. The life of the Christian is to be patterned after Jesus Christs.

How can you be absolutely certain you will go to heaven? How can you distinguish false doctrine from the Gospel? How can you thwart the temptations that arise from the world, the flesh, and the devil? How do you learn to love those you disagree with? This five-part collection of messages from noted Bible teacher Dr. Barnhouse presents a marvelous summary of basic truths gleaned from Scripture, including such topics as assurance, temptation, prayer, and triumph. What Every Christian Should Know is a series for growing Christians and a must-have collection for all who enjoy Dr. Barnhouse's colorful and anecdotal style of Bible preaching.

In spite of its large budgets and numerous adherents, the evangelical church is in serious trouble today. The reason is that it has forgotten its theology. Although it is a product of the sixteenth century Protestant Reformation, it is no longer discernibly Protestant. The evangelical church has forgotten its Reformation convictions. Thousands within our churches no longer know the importance of nor do they even understand such doctrines as Scripture Alone, Faith Alone, Grace Alone, and Christ Alone - the very truths for which our forbearers were willing to lay down their lives.

Dr. Michael Horton

This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, well study Matthew chapter 27, where the crucified Christ has been buried, and the chief priests and Pharisees have asked Pilate for permission to seal and secure His tomb. But why guard the tomb of a dead man they didnt believe would rise again? What were they so afraid of?

When we think we are failing we are often only a breath away from achieving our goal. Were studying the 18th chapter of the Book of Acts this week on No Falling Word with Liam Goligher. Paul travels to Corinth, the next pagan city in his missionary journey, where he encounters a new kind of opposition. His response and the results can be an encouragement for us in the work we do for Christ.

The Bible calls us saints, which means holy ones, because God has separated us from sin and blessed us for His service. Most Christians would agree that we have a need for personal holiness, however, we have difficulty in agreeing as to how this holiness actually comes about.

How can you be absolutely certain you will go to heaven? How can you distinguish false doctrine from the Gospel? How can you thwart the temptations that arise from the world, the flesh, and the devil? How do you learn to love those you disagree with? This five-part collection of messages from noted Bible teacher Dr. Barnhouse presents a marvelous summary of basic truths gleaned from Scripture, including such topics as assurance, temptation, prayer, and triumph. What Every Christian Should Know is a series for growing Christians and a must-have collection for all who enjoy Dr. Barnhouse's colorful and anecdotal style of Bible preaching.

In spite of its large budgets and numerous adherents, the evangelical church is in serious trouble today. The reason is that it has forgotten its theology. Although it is a product of the sixteenth century Protestant Reformation, it is no longer discernibly Protestant. The evangelical church has forgotten its Reformation convictions. Thousands within our churches no longer know the importance of nor do they even understand such doctrines as Scripture Alone, Faith Alone, Grace Alone, and Christ Alone - the very truths for which our forbearers were willing to lay down their lives.

Dr. R.C. Sproul