A little perspective goes a long way. Eternity with the Lord will be so glorious. It makes the temporary sufferings, unable to stop us from perceiving this glory. Today on Hope From the Word, we will be given the right perspective as we're reminded of the glory of God. It will only take a glimpse. We take you now to First Chronicles chapter twenty-nine verse nine. It's there we find King David reminding Solomon of the greatness of God. Let's join Pastor Bill Luebkemann as he reminds us that our almighty God is much more believable than anything else.

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It's been said that money wants to claim the loyalty and love that belong to the Lord alone. Though money is not the root of all evil, the love of money is. There is an inherent danger in accumulating wealth. Is there a way to protect ourselves from this danger? Yes, and we'll discover it today on Hope From the Word, the daily radio ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We are committed to proclaiming the truth of God's word, so let's do that right now. With today's teaching from First Chronicles chapter twenty-nine here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann...

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Faith in God is well placed, and that's what David encourages his son Solomon to have. That's good encouragement for us today. Hello and welcome to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. This is a ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. In First Chronicles chapter twenty-eight we'll be reminded that the Lord gives you all you need to fulfill your calling. David gave Solomon all he needed to fulfill his calling of building the temple. So too will the Lord provide for you. Everything is thought of and will be provided for. That should give you great comfort. We'll be picking things up in verse nine of First Chronicles chapter twenty-eight. Here's Pastor Bill.

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David passed the torch to his son Solomon and he was to reign in David's place. That's what's before us today on Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Hope From the Word is an outreach of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. When we are young, change can be a treat. But as we grow older, change becomes a threat! But that wasn't the case for King David. David's wise anticipation of change caused him to make every preparation for the one who would take his place. That's a good example for us to follow, wouldn't you say? We can learn a great deal from David so let's do that right now. From First Chronicles twenty-eight, here's Pastor Bill…

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Perhaps your job isn't viewed very highly in the world around you like a door-keeper in King David's day. But if you're called of God, well there's no higher calling. This is Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We continue in First Chronicles with a fascinating look at the priesthood, the singers, and the doorkeepers. This historical look provides insight for us as New Testament believers. We are all called to be priests. With encouragement to fulfill our calling, from First Chronicles chapter twenty-four verse two, here's Pastor Bill…

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Being spiritually minded doesn't require you to be impractical or mystical. God is not opposed to planning or organization. On the contrary, our bodies are highly organized and function beautifully as they follow the direction of the head. The same is true of the body of Christ. We have fascinating illustrations of this in the arrangement of the Old Testament Priests and Levites. And we'll look into that today on Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann, brought to you by Calvary Chapel of Marlton. So, let's jump right in to today's teaching. From First Chronicles chapter twenty-three here's Pastor Bill…

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As Christians the Lord has a purpose for us. Hello and welcome to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. When the Lord calls, He provides. All ministry throughout the ages has been fueled by His power and resources. He stirs the hearts of His people to get involved and David is no exception. For more on David's legacy we join Pastor Bill in First Chronicles chapter twenty-one, picking up in verse twenty-eight.

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The Bible teaches that we have all sinned and if we are honest with ourselves, we must agree. The mighty King David, the man after God's own heart, was also a sinner. But David also repented and took responsibility for his sins. That's an example we should follow and learn from. We'll do just that today on Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann. Bill is the pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlton and is committed to taking us through the entire Bible. From First Chronicles twenty-one here's Pastor Bill…

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As we look back, God has always been faithful, hasn't He? This gives us great assurance that God will continue and even complete the work that He's begun. This is one of the great and often repeated themes in the Bible. We'll be reminded once again today on Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. There's Hope From the Word because the God of the Word is not only faithful but also able to accomplish all His good purposes. The life of David is a great example of this. So, let's join Pastor Bill over in First Chronicles chapter seventeen, verse eight.

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One of the great things about being a Christian is knowing that God has a plan for your life. The Bible talks about the good works, which He has prepared beforehand for you to do. That sounds like a plan. But are you getting ahead of the Lord or lagging behind? Is what you're doing God's will? Has He told you no but you're pressing ahead anyway? We'll address these issues today on Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. And there's a lot to cover so let's get started. Head over to First Chronicles chapter sixteen as we begin with some review providing some necessary context.

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