E3 with Larry Eiss

God is infinite, perfect, holy, pure. Consequently, the Scriptures have a lot to say about purity. Often the Bible frames the topic in terms of prohibitions against mixing different things. This time I look at mixing and purity and what it means for our lives. I think you'll be encouraged. 

Hebrews 9:15-28 contains wonderful truth and as I delivered it this time, I found many extra chords of thought to discuss. This is unusually long for me, but I think you'll enjoy it. I sure did! 

Corinthians tells us about the comfort God provides and the way that gets lived out to His glory and honor. Hebrews helps us see the security we have in Him. These two together redult in amazing blessing for us and for those we encounter. 

This is a look at the Sabbath from its first mention in Exodus, to the way Hebrews talks about it.

The Old is a shadow cast by the reality in the New. 

I think you'll enjoy this one. 

Jesus told the Samaritan woman He met at Jacob's well that the Father is looking for those who would worship Him in spirit and truth. 

What does that mean? In this message I provide some insight into that. 

This is a significantly updated version of an earlier message. While it treats all of Hebrews Chapter 3, special attention us paid to three 'if' statements. The two in verses 6 and 14 can be very troubling for many. Consequently, they get special attention. 

This is a message written as a prelude or preface to my book "GALATIANS Freedom from Religious Slavery." 

It's entitled "A Religionist Finds the True Gospel" and discusses the conversion and calling of the Apostle Paul and helps us see why he is uniquely perfect for authoring Galatians, an epistle about the difference between religion and relationship with God. 

We all face adversity. It's inexorably linked with eternal glory. Through Paul, Holy Spirit shows us how in 2 Corinthians Chapter 4.

This is such good and glorious news. 

What the Hebrew Scriptures of the Old Testament tell us about the Lord Jesus is astounding.

Let's look at some of it! 

The Scriptures are clear about judgment and salvation, but if we read verses and passages without context we find ourselves confused and uncertain.

Romans 2:5-16 is one such example and in this case we really need a sketch of the first three chapters of the letter to the Romans to know what Paul is doing.