BUILDING ON BEDROCK

I'm sometimes asked why I give so much attention to the details of Scripture. It's because I'm committed to "Truth with a captial T", which is , I hope, exemplified in this episode. As always, I hope it's a blessing!

Abram enters Canaan, with his nephew Lot. that will conplicate things later, but right now it seemed right to them. Here's a reminder abotu "finishing well". I hope it's a challenge as well as a blessing! Please contact me at [email protected] with questions or comments.

Here we finish with God's initial blessing of Abram, and consider its ramifications for us today. Some of us can rejoice...and some of us need to repent. But then, we all do sometimes. As always, I hope it's a blessing.

One of the most timely messages I've given here, considering Netanyahu's speech at the UN. God loves all people groups and wants all to be saved...but He has promised a certain piece of Real Estate to one group. The Entire Bible is God's Word, including Genesis 12! As always, I hope it's a blessing.

When God called Abram, he focused much more on what he was leaving than where he was going. That's often the case with us, as well. Following Jesus is a lifelong adbventure! And at age 77 I have reasons to be sure of that! As always, I hope it's a blessing.

Here is the final wrapup of the series that began in January. It has been difficult and controversial, but I'm convinced it's both Biblical and essential for the future until the Lord Jesus Christ returns. May God bless and encourage very listener!

This is our final look at how the Character of Christ should be reflected in local assemblies, notably, the Fruit of the Spirit. One more episode and "Building on Bedrock" will be completed.

This is a double episode: we consider 2 aspects of the Fruit of the Spirit: longsuffering, or patience, and kindness. May all believers reflect these qualities every day of our lives.

We're examining the Fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22 and 23 as the character of Christ manifested in the body of Christ. As always, I hope it's an encouragement and a blessing!

We continue our consideration of the Fuit of the Spirit as an aspect of "Christ in Session"; the Corporate Christ in action! We "reflect" on the difference between Joy and happiness. As always, I hope it's a blessing and an encouragement!