David Wells speaks at The Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology 1984.

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There is only one man who never walked in the counsel of the wicked or stood in the way of sinners, and that person was the God-man, Jesus Christ. But was Jesus the man the psalmist describes in Psalm One? Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he takes a deeper look at the man described in one of the Bible’s most beloved psalms

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The familiar story of the death and resurrection of Lazarus is perhaps the crowning miracle of John’s Gospel. Listen as Reverend Eric Alexander expounds the themes of sickness, suffering, and the prayer of faith amidst delays from God. Wonder at the power of Christ’s victory over death and the grave on Hear the Word of God.

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It may seem irreverent to compare Jesus to a chicken. But Jesus does in fact describe himself this way. He says he is like a mother hen longing to gather her chicks under her wings. Jesus has so much compassion on his people that he will be stopped by nothing in his mission save his people. Nothing will stop him from advancing the Kingdom of God. Tune in as Dr. Philip Ryken teaches from Luke 13 on Every Last Word.

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The gospel of Matthew records that Jesus was moved with compassion for the multitudes because they were weary and scattered like sheep with no shepherd. Believers should be filled with joy when others come to Christ, but we must also be filled with compassion for those that do not know him. Do you try to lead unbelievers to Jesus, the Good Shepherd? Listen as Dr. Barnhouse teaches from Romans 10:16.

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The Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology 1984. The Function of Language by RC Sproul

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We’re usually pleased when someone remembers our birthday, but of all the birthdays of all the people who have ever lived, there’s probably none remembered as faithfully as the birth of our Savior. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he reminds us of the paradoxes and the implications surrounding the birth of Christ.

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In this passage, Jesus responds yet again to the Pharisees concerning His true nature. Join Reverend Alexander as he uncovers the marks or evidences of belonging to Christ. Find eternal hope in Jesus, the Shepherd of the souls of men, on Hear the Word of God.

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Have you ever found yourself lost without map? The natural thing to do is call someone who has access to one. When they give you directions, would you say they were wrong and that you’re sure there’s a better way? Clearly not! Yet this is often the reaction to Christ’s claim that he is the only way to God. Dr. Philip Ryken teaches about the narrow door on Every Last Word.

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As they spread the gospel far and wide, the apostles often walked for long distances on rough, dusty roads. Their feet would have been smelly, caked with dirt and covered with callouses. We would hardly consider this to be an appealing sight. But to the Lord, there is nothing so beautiful as the feet of those who bring the good news of Jesus Christ to those who need him. Tune in as Dr. Barnhouse brings a message from Romans 10:14, "How Beautiful the Feet."

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