This is the fourth and final program analyzing Robert Henderson’s book. Here we look at a few more texts and answer the question of whether or not it is biblical to repent for the sins of our ancestors.

Our on-going analysis of Robert Henderson’s book reveals a deficient view of what the NT actually says about the nature of prayer. In this episode briefly examine the relevant NT texts and compare what they say with what Henderson says.

In this episode of the Exploring Word and Spirit podcast, we continue our analysis of Robert Henderson’s popular book. We look again at many of the biblical texts that he mistakenly thinks support his thesis.

Robert Henderson’s book has become quite popular among many believers. His thesis on why our prayers go unanswered and his remedy for this problem is something that needs to be carefully evaluated. In this and subsequent episodes, we take a close, biblical look at Henderson’s thesis.

In this concluding program on the kingdom of God we look at several more expressions of the kingdom present with us and in the Church. We also focus on the incredibly important principle of the “already” and the “not yet” of the kingdom.

We are now ready to define what the kingdom of God actually is and how it manifests itself in our day. There are seven characteristics on which we will focus, the first four of which are in this episode.

There is a lot of confusion about the nature and expression and our experience of the kingdom of God. John the Baptist, in the first century, wondered if Jesus was King. As he sat in prison, on
the brink of being executed, he asked if Jesus was truly the King or should he look for another. In the wake of so much violence, chaos, hatred, and confusion in our world today, you may be asking yourself the same question.

In this final episode on the subject of giving we look at what Paul says about why God blesses us financially. It is so that we might be able to continue to be generous! Contrary to the advocates of the “prosperity” message, Paul tells us that God gives generously to those who are generous so that they can continue to be generous

In this episode we continue our walk through 2 Corinthians 8-9 and focus on the kind of giving that truly glorifies God. We will also see how the truth of the gospel itself is the foundation and motivation of our giving.

We continue our exploration of the Christian’s responsibility when it comes to financial giving. We look closely at the opening verses of 2 Corinthians 8 where Paul exhorts giving by pointing to the incredible generosity of the churches of Macedonia who were themselves suffering great affliction and financial hardship.