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Many Christians wrongly believe that Bible prophecy is too difficult to understand or too irrelevant to everyday life to matter. However, as we will discover today, neither claim is true. As we come to the end of our series today, it seems appropriate to address “What every Christian should know about the end times.”
Ephesians 5:25
Many Christians view the church as an outdated and irrelevant organization that may have outlived its relevance in today’s world. But as we will discover today, God established the church as His primary vessel to accomplish His purpose on the earth.
Hebrews 1:13-14
Today we are going to explore what the Bible teaches about the invisible — but very real — world of angels and demons, and how they impact our lives every day.
The Holy Spirit is perhaps the least-known member of the Godhead. Yet, understanding Who He is and what He does for us is vital to experiencing the life God desires for us.
Colossians 1:15-23
Today we are going to look at what the Bible teaches us about the Second Member of the Godhead, Jesus Christ, and what those truths about Him mean for us today.
Psalm 8:1-6
A.W. Tozer wrote, “What comes into our mind when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” What should come into our minds when we think about God are things that are true about God. Today, we are going to look at what the Bible reveals to us about God the Father.
As we begin our new series on the basic beliefs of historic Christianity, we are going to start with the most foundational doctrine of all — the inspiration of the Bible.
Matthew 7:13-27
Today we have come to the conclusion of the most famous sermon ever preached. Jesus closes this revolutionary message with an invitation that is illustrated by four contrasts: two roads, two prophets, two followers, and two houses.
When we’re spiritually fit, we’re ready to be “doers of the word, and not hearers only” (James 1:22). In today’s episode: Ben Lovvorn, Executive Pastor at First Baptist Dallas, reminds us what a privilege it is to get to announce God’s gift to the world. To find out more about Spring Training: 8 Weeks to Spiritual Fitness, go here.
Spring Training: 8 Weeks to Spiritual Fitness challenges you to practice 5 spiritual habits for 8 weeks. As we begin Week 8, today’s episode focuses on “The Announcement of God’s Gift” and you will hear from Ryan Sadler, Minister to Students at First Baptist Dallas. To follow along with the weekday Bible reading plan and find additional resources for Spring Training, go here. Let’s get spiritually fit!
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