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We continue a multi-part critical review of the lecture, "Martin Luther's Theology of the Cross." Examining the lecture carefully, we investigate its historical claims, interpretation of Luther's Heidelberg Disputation, biblical arguments, and theological conclusions.

Our words have tremendous power - for good or for harm. In James 3:1-12, James warns about the danger of an uncontrolled tongue, shows how our speech reveals the condition of our hearts, and challenges believers to pursue the spiritual maturity that should shape the way we speak.

What convinces a person that he will see goodness in the midst of severe opposition and suffering? In Psalm 27, David wrote, "One thing have I desired of the Lord, that will I seek after; that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to enquire in his temple." From shepherd boy to king, David knew what it meant to suffer. Throughout his trials, he learned to take his eyes off himself and focus on the beauty of the LORD. This one desire gave David his greatest comfort, healed his deepest hurt, and helped him rise above his adversity. Tune into today's podcast as Dr. Mark Hamby and Molly Mayo, joined by Richard Lang, unpack this unique Psalm.

Other Sabbath healings questioned. Many will be saved? Proper way to respond to and create a special meeting.

Meddling in business not your own is unwise. We will discuss examples and receive similar admonition from the inspired writings of Paul the apostle. https://bbfohio.com

Jews are an object lesson for the Church which is largely ignored or misinterpreted. Only a remnant of the Church is saved just as only a remnant of the Jews believed and were saved; and will be saved.

Many people are self-righteous. But the word of the Lord says "Our righteousnesses are as filthy rags"