Amazing Discoveries

Henry Stober was living his dreams, the kind of life that some might envy. He was young, doing well financially and was happily married. He’d become a successful professional photographer doing what he loved doing - traveling and exploring. Then he had a Christian conversion and began to see that perhaps Jesus’ dreams for him were different than his own.

He decided to put his talents to work for God. He conceived of the idea to create a video about creation and photographed scenes around the world – 10,000 images. Then thieves broke in and stole everything. With no photographs to work with and a business that kept him very busy, he had neither the time nor the resources to complete the project. He surrendered it to God, praying that His will be done.

This is Henry’s story about how God powerfully took the Creation video project into His own hands and the amazing results that followed.

What can we learn about the Second Coming from the Book of Zechariah? How can you prepare for a latter rain experience?

This presentation concludes Professor Walter J. Veith’s Bible study on the fascinating Book of Zechariah. In this episode, we examine the enemies of God, the latter rain, God’s ultimate victory over evil, and the restoration of all things.

One of the amazing similarities between Zechariah and Revelation is their similar endings. Both books depict in vivid detail the climax of earth’s history, the Second Coming. Both John and Zechariah point to troublous times ahead for God’s people, but God has given many precious promises for our support and encouragement. We must make these promises our own.

Part 3 of this Bible study covers Zechariah 6 to Zechariah 9. In this presentation, Professor Walter J. Veith considers the vision of the four chariots and the mountains of brass and compares this image with Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in the Book of Revelation. How might this vision have application to the time in which we are living?

What constitutes an acceptable fast is considered in the study of chapter seven. A study of chapter eight reflects upon such questions as, Why does God allow apostasy in the church? and, What are the two pillars of the Christian church? A study of Zechariah 9 focuses on God’s promised restoration and what we must do to participate in the establishment of God’s kingdom.

Zechariah 4 and 5 feature strange symbols such as women in an ephah, a candle stick with two olive trees, and a flying roll. In Part 2 of this Bible study on Zechariah, Professor Walter J. Veith looks at the symbols of these prophecies.

God offered encouragement to His church when a remnant returned from Babylon to rebuild the temple. His words of comfort are also applicable to His faithful people today.

What future, spiritual applications might there be for the symbol of the “great mountain,” the flying roll, the ephah and the two women? How are these things relevant to us? Answers to these questions and others are considered in this fascinating Bible study on the Book of Zechariah.

The Book of Zechariah describes eight visions rich with Biblical images. In Part 1 of this series, Professor Walter J. Veith focuses on the Biblical images of the first four visions, their future spiritual application, God’s promise of restoration and His message of comfort to His people.

What are the issues God’s people face in the end time? Who will qualify to be part of the Kingdom of God when the Man with the measuring line assesses His people? What is the most important message with which the church of God is entrusted to take to the world? These and other important questions are considered in this presentation.

God desires to give His people a supernatural experience with more intensity than the Apostles had in the book of Acts. The Apostles were able to preach the gospel with power, heal the sick and expel demons from people. What must you do to have your mind prepared that it may be ready to receive the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and receive this power? Join Dan Gabbert for a Bible and Spirit of Prophecy study that answers these questions and take a fresh look at how Jesus' story of "The Sower" applies to this experience.

Have you ever heard of the Sceva syndrome? The sons of Sceva had something in common with the five foolish virgins of Matthew 25:1-13 and with many in the church today. Many of us Christians are in danger of this problem. The sons of Sceva expected the same results as other Christians without having a personal relationship with Jesus themselves. When their faith was tested, they failed. Find out what you must do to have a healing, personal experience with Jesus that will give you victory and prepare you to live with Jesus forever.

Why does God allow mini trials in our lives? What can the story of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness teach us about overcoming temptation? Dan Gabbert shows that the habits you form now in the testing of your faith in mini, mini times of trouble are the habits you’ll take with you into the time of trouble. Without having the mind of Christ, it is impossible to have victory over temptations, because victory is much more than just changed behaviour. The Scriptures show that the battleground is the mind. Learn what mental habits Jesus had that made Him victorious.

Dan Gabbert digs into the Scriptures to expose the process of how sinful habits get established in our lives, showing us how we may fight the good fight of faith. The good news is bad habits may be conquered through Christ. But what is our part in allowing God to fight for us? Learn what it means to have the mind of Christ and what we must do to ensure our future eternal destiny with Him. Find out how to overcome sin through Christ.

We are counseled to prepare for “what is soon to break upon the world as an overwhelming surprise” but what does it mean to prepare? And though we’ve been told not to worry about the “latter rain”, we must prepare for it. What does healing, saving Christianity look like? Why is it that nothing can replace time alone in the Word of God? What can the devil do that will ensure his success in his attacks? Dan Gabbert explains the importance of knowing Jesus.