Good Earth

We are looking at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). Ask ourself, how many courses of this feast have you eaten? Each week we will see the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at identification. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

We will look at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). We need to ask ourselves how many courses of this feast have we eaten! Each week we will see the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at the crossing of the Red Sea by the Children of Israel as our experience of baptism in the New Testament. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In this new series we will look at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). We need to ask ourselves how many courses of this feast have we eaten! Each week we will see the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at justification. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In this new series we will look at God's salvation as a rich feast of many courses (Luke 14:16). We need to ask ourselves how many courses of this feast have we eaten! Each week we will see the detailed description of this wonderful salvation from the experience of the children of Israel in Exodus and the clear unfolding of this full salvation from the book of Romans. In this episode we look at how the passover lamb is a picture of our Savior Jesus. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall!

In this episode we conclude our series 1 Savior 4 Gospels. We are brought to God our Savior in the Gospel of John. In this Gospel Jesus said "I AM" He is the very I AM. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall.

In this episode we see that in the Gospel of John we are brought to God our Savior. In this Gospel Jesus is the Word become flesh to tabernacle among us. He came that we might be born from above with the life of God. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall.

In this episode we continue in the Gospel of Luke. In this Gospel Jesus is portrayed as the proper man glorifying God and giving peace to men. As a proper man Jesus gave peace to others by bringing them the forgiveness of sins that they might receive God and enjoy God. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall.

In this episode we start our conversation around the Gospel of Luke. Jesus is our King-Savior and Slave-Savior. He is the proper man glorifying God and giving peace to men. We will see that a proper man always cares for the things of God. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall.

In this episode we continue our conversation around the Gospel of Mark. Jesus is the Slave of God who did not come to be served but to serve. He is our example of how to serve God. In the gospel service of our Savior He saves us to serve God. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall.

In this episode we begin our conversation around the Gospel of Mark. In this Gospel we are brought to Jesus, the Slave of God. He came to serve God. In the gospel service of our Slave-Savior He was absolutely submissive to God's authority. As the King-Savior He saves us to be under God's authority and now we will see as the Slave-Savior He saves us to serve God. Please join us live on the Wright State University campus Monday at 1:30 PM and Thursday at 2:00 PM in 044 Rike Hall.