Today, we continue looking for the crimson thread that runs throughout the Old Testament. We look for God's intentional desire to rescue, redeem and deliver mankind. Therefore, we stop in Leviticus and come to an important prohibition that God places on His people Israel. It's from this prohibition that we walk away with the sacredness and truth that God the Father places on the Blood and what it means for us today. 

David Cordel shares from Isaiah in a message entitled, "God Planted a Vineyard" In this message we discover that doing the will of God for our life is something that God is working out day by day. It is more about Him than us.

Looking at the narrative of Moses' interactions with Pharoah, we notice a distinction that God makes between HIS people and Pharoah's people. Is that distinction still in play all of these thousands of years later? Do Christ-followers have a God recognized distinction today? If so, what does that look like for today and what does the Bible say that it looks like in the future?

We revisit a popular Sermon Series entitled, "Rescue 911" and today's message is "Promise of Redemption"  In today's study we see another example how God is intentionally weaving the message of how committed HE is to delivering and rescuing HIS people.  Today, we see God promise Moses and HIS people to Rest, Rescue and Redemption. What is so glorious, God is actively doing this today for anyone who will call on Jesus.

Being in God's Will is like finding a treasure of great price. Today, we examine misconceptions of God's Will and mistakes people often make about the role of God's will in our lives.  

Today, we examine an amazing scientist from Rice University.  Dr. James Tour is an Organic Chemist who has had great success and accomplishments in his field. He is qualified to speak on the subject of Abiogenesis. He has challenged those who do research in the field of Origin of Life with demonstrating their ability on how they would reproduce a proto-cell. His opinion is that no one can do this...and that we are not even close to doing this. His argument is convincing as he challenges those who will listen with all the complexities of life even at a molecular level.  

Today, Dr. Sondra Cave honors all Mother's and those ladies who influence children in an inspirational message about examining the Memorials in our lives. God instructed the Israelites to make a memorial in two different occasions, "...so if your children asked why are those stones stacked there? You can say our God did..."  We are to remember those moments that changed our life and set us on a road of greater challenges.

Everyone has a Jericho that stands in front of our advancement to our dreams, our God led destination. It is no different today as it was back in the time of this narrative. If the Lord had a plan back then, we must assume HE certainly has a plan today for our Jericho's.

Today, we examine John Hick and his Universalist views. We look at those views and how they compare with God's Word. We ask the question how do such men come to these conclusions? 

Today, we examine a change by some in the higher level of academics that Christianity needs to become more inclusive. We need to include other religions and learn from them. There is a thought that all roads lead to heaven. That every well is pulling waters from one source. What does the Bible say compared to this kind of thinking? We will make a case for the more traditional replacement theology.