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Are your priorities straight? That's what this classic Barnhouse series addresses. You'll hear six messages about putting God first in your life, and placing other people ahead of yourself. The lessons are taken from both the Old and New Testaments.

Are your priorities straight? That's what this classic Barnhouse series addresses. You'll hear six messages about putting God first in your life, and placing other people ahead of yourself. The lessons are taken from both the Old and New Testaments.

Are your priorities straight? That's what this classic Barnhouse series addresses. You'll hear six messages about putting God first in your life, and placing other people ahead of yourself. The lessons are taken from both the Old and New Testaments.

The Gospel of Mark is a portrait of Christ written from the perspective of a menial laborer. As Dr. Barnhouse observes, A servant doesn't look at things the same way other men do; as Mark looks at our Savior, we shall learn about our service by looking at the servant Savior. Listening to this series will give you a new, different portrait of Christ. The Gospel of Mark is the gospel of action, and it is action of a unique kind. In Mark we clearly see that the glory of God is not only to be found in His power, His majesty, His might, and His dominion-- the true glory of God is in His grace.

Are your priorities straight? That's what this classic Barnhouse series addresses. You'll hear six messages about putting God first in your life, and placing other people ahead of yourself. The lessons are taken from both the Old and New Testaments.

The words of Scripture have power to transform and sustain lives. Do you know what it's like to have your life turned around because some word in the Bible has "sweetly visited your soul?" Do you have a verse in your life that you can call on to remember God's acceptance and redemption in times of doubt or hardship? In this series, Dr Barnhouse recounts how God quickened scriptural texts to three great men, John Bunyan, John Newton, and Hugh Latimer.

The words of Scripture have power to transform and sustain lives. Do you know what it's like to have your life turned around because some word in the Bible has "sweetly visited your soul?" Do you have a verse in your life that you can call on to remember God's acceptance and redemption in times of doubt or hardship? In this series, Dr Barnhouse recounts how God quickened scriptural texts to three great men, John Bunyan, John Newton, and Hugh Latimer.

The words of Scripture have power to transform and sustain lives. Do you know what it's like to have your life turned around because some word in the Bible has "sweetly visited your soul?" Do you have a verse in your life that you can call on to remember God's acceptance and redemption in times of doubt or hardship? In this series, Dr Barnhouse recounts how God quickened scriptural texts to three great men, John Bunyan, John Newton, and Hugh Latimer.

The words of Scripture have power to transform and sustain lives. Do you know what it's like to have your life turned around because some word in the Bible has "sweetly visited your soul?" Do you have a verse in your life that you can call on to remember God's acceptance and redemption in times of doubt or hardship? In this series, Dr Barnhouse recounts how God quickened scriptural texts to three great men, John Bunyan, John Newton, and Hugh Latimer.

The Gospel of Mark is a portrait of Christ written from the perspective of a menial laborer. As Dr. Barnhouse observes, A servant doesn't look at things the same way other men do; as Mark looks at our Savior, we shall learn about our service by looking at the servant Savior. Listening to this series will give you a new, different portrait of Christ. The Gospel of Mark is the gospel of action, and it is action of a unique kind. In Mark we clearly see that the glory of God is not only to be found in His power, His majesty, His might, and His dominion-- the true glory of God is in His grace.