We are living in the information age. And it's clearer than ever that what we need is not more information but transformation. We're glad you could join us because we'll hear of a classic example of this today on Hope From The Word. In the gospel of Luke, chapter twenty-four Jesus speaks to two of his disciples who are disheartened and in great need. Let's join Pastor Bill there, as he begins by reading our text.

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Hello and welcome to our Good Friday edition of Hope From the Word. Our teacher is Pastor Bill Luebkemann and today's message is part of a timely series on the good news of Easter. We've spent some time together this past week reviewing the events leading up to Christ's crucifixion. Today we'll turn our attention to what took place immediately following the crucifixion. Our text is Luke twenty-four. If you're able to, you can turn there now and follow along with us as Pastor Bill gets started.

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Hello! It's time once again for Hope From the Word. The message you're about to hear was recorded at Calvary Chapel of Marlton. It's our sincere desire that you would be refreshed, encouraged and strengthened by today's message, especially as we head toward Easter. We'll be focusing on the last seven statements that Christ made from the Cross. Here to highlight them for us is our pastor and teacher, Bill Luebkemann.

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Calvary Chapel of Marlton presents Hope From the Word, with our pastor and teacher, Bill Luebkemann. Some people are preparing for Easter by dying eggs, decorating the house, and putting together baskets. Here, we're getting ready for Easter by taking a look at the last seven sayings of Jesus Christ on the Cross. Jesus uttered some profound words in His final moments on earth. There is so much we can learn from them. Without further ado, here's Pastor Bill with Hope From the Word.

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If you knew that you were about to die, what do you suppose you'd say to those you love? No doubt you'd try to convey something important, something that you'd really want them to remember. This is Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann, a ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. With Easter just days away, Pastor Bill will take some time to discuss the last seven sayings of Jesus on the Cross. You can be sure they're worthy of our time and attention. With today's Hope From the Word, here's Pastor Bill.

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Thanks for being with us as we kick off another week of Bible studies here on Hope From The Word. Our teacher is Bill Luebkemann, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We recently started to make our way through First Kings and have landed today in chapter three, where we find a rather interesting story laid out before us. What begins as something a bit bizarre eventually becomes an incredible testament to love and sacrifice. We also catch a glimpse of the impressive wisdom of King Solomon. With today's teaching in First Kings, chapter three, here is Pastor Bill…

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Greetings and welcome to Hope from the Word with Bill Luebkemann. It's great to have you with us as we continue to explore First Kings together. First and Second Kings cover a period of approximately four hundred years. They give to us the record of the kings, both good and evil, and eventually covering Israel and Judah after the kingdom splits. We'll pick things up today in chapter two, beginning in verse thirteen. King David has passed away, leaving the throne to his son, Solomon. Many good stories have a villain and ours today is a man named Adonijah. Here's Pastor Bill…

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Calvary Chapel of Marlton presents Hope from the Word, and we'll get back to Pastor Bill Luebkemann in a second. We've just begun a new study in First Kings this week. As we head into chapter two, David has ruled for forty years, and realizes it's time to hand the reigns over to his son Solomon. But before he does, he leaves him with some valuable parental advice: completely obey the Word of God. That's good advice for all of us to heed! Here's Pastor Bill.

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Calvary Chapel of Marlton presents Hope from the Word, and we'll get back to Pastor Bill Luebkemann in a second. We've just begun a new study in First Kings this week. As we head into chapter two, David has ruled for forty years, and realizes it's time to hand the reigns over to his son Solomon. But before he does, he leaves him with some valuable parental advice: completely obey the Word of God. That's good advice for all of us to heed! Here's Pastor Bill.

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First Kings is once again before us here on Hope from the Word. Welcome to each of you. In a moment, we'll be joined by Pastor Bill Luebkemann. He'll be taking us to First Kings chapter one, where King David is nearing the end of his life. One would hope for a peaceful and enjoyable conclusion to a life, but David has anything but that. Instead, he has a son that would attempt to use David's weakness for his own benefit. Adonijah sought the throne for himself, but as manipulative and crafty as he was, God had other plans. Let's see what they were, as we join Pastor Bill for today's study.

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