You can have all the success in the world, awards for your work, money in the bank, and maybe even your name in lights. But, it's all worthless if you don't have Christ in your heart. You're listening to Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann. On behalf of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, we're so glad to have you with us today as we continue to explore Third John. So, go ahead and find your place there now if you would, as we join Pastor Bill and learn how to, “Walk in the Truth.”

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Step into a gym at the beginning of the year, and you'll be struggling to find a place to work out. People today are concerned about their physical health, and there are several places we go to check our condition and improve it. But, what about our spiritual health? Where do we go for that? Welcome to Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Today we're in the little letter of Third John. It contains powerful lessons for us on how to be spiritually healthy and we invite you to follow along with us if you happen to have a Bible handy. In a message titled, “Walk in the Truth,” here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann.

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It's great to have you along with us for Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann, brought to you by Calvary Chapel of Marlton. On today's program, we'll return to Bill's message based on Second John. This little letter contains some big truths about how we can and must walk in the way of the Lord. It's important for us not only to acknowledge the truth of His commandments, but live them as well. Here's Pastor Bill…

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You've heard the saying about walking the walk if you're going to talk the talk. In the Christian-bashing days we live in, it's especially important for us to really back up our beliefs with appropriate actions. The world is watching us and just waiting for us to make a mistake. This is Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann, from Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Thanks for joining us. Today Pastor Bill brings us part one of a message based on John's second epistle. At thirteen verses, it's the shortest book in the Bible, yet it is rich with insights for our relationship with God. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann…

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How much do you love your family? Your friends? I'd bet that there are people in your life you'd be willing to die for. Well, understand this, as much as you love anyone, it can't compare with how much God loves us! His love is a love that is so amazing, powerful, and perfect, it's overwhelming! Currently, on Hope From the Word, we're in the process of going through the Bible, and today's stop is once again in the book of First John. This wonderful epistle contains great hope of things present and things to come. The underlying theme here is Love... the wonderful love God has for us. Join us in First John chapter one. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann.

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Want to make a lot of money as an author? Write a book that tells people how to be happy! In fact, go down to your local bookstore and look in the “self-help” section. You'll be amazed at how many people think they know what will make you happy, and they don't even know you! God knows you, and his recipe for happiness is next on Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann.

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In Matthew chapter twelve, Jesus told us that we will be held accountable for every idle word we speak. Words are a most powerful weapon, both for good and for bad. Today on Hope From the Word we'll once again open our Bibles to Second Peter, for some more well chosen words about three of the greatest words ever spoken, He's coming again! As we look at Peter's epistles we can't help but notice the frequency in which he points his readers forward to the life to come. When he penned these letters his mind was full of the return of Christ, the Day of Judgment, and the glory of heaven. Here's Bill Luebkemann.

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When you face times of trouble, what comforts you? This is Hope From the Word, from Calvary Chapel of Marlton, where Bill Luebkemann serves as senior pastor. We'll be in 2nd Peter chapter three today. Perhaps you've heard the words from a physician to his patient: "If I've told you once, I've told you a hundred times, I do not treat amnesia cases!" There are some things that we unintentionally forget, but the Bible says there are also some things some people willfully forget. Here's Bill Luebkemann with today's message titled “How shall we live?”

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Most of us know what we need to do to be physically healthy: eat right and exercise- in short. Sadly, not many people truly know what to do to be spiritually healthy. Today on Hope From the Word, we'll look at First Peter two and see how to go about being a spiritually healthy believer. Pastor Bill Luebkemann of Calvary Chapel of Marlton is our teacher and here he is now to get us started.

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As followers of Christ and readers of the Bible, most of us have grown accustomed to hearing messages from our pastors about the positive things to add into our lives for a better relationship with the Lord. But, what about those negative things we need to subtract from our lives? That's what Pastor Bill Luebkemann will address on today's broadcast of Hope From the Word. On behalf of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, welcome. Feel free to follow along with us in First Peter, chapter two as Pastor Bill continues his series through the Bible.

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