Today on Hope From the Word, Pastor Bill Luebkemann will continue our survey of the Bible, with a stop in First Corinthians one. Imagine if you had given a beautiful painting to your city's art museum, and found out that after you left, the people had defaced it and abused it. You'd be pretty upset, right? Well, the Apostle Paul found out while that while he was away, the church he established in Corinth had perverted and abused the gospel. This letter called First Corinthians is his response to those reports. Today's message is all about the power of God and how His ways are always the best ways. Here's Pastor Bill

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Coming to you from Calvary Chapel of Marlton, this is Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Christian behavior is the topic of discussion on this day as our thru the Bible study resumes. As we return to Romans chapter twelve, we'll talk about spiritual gifts. We all have a unique and important function in the body, and it's important for us to use it to the glory of God. Today's study will serve as an important foundation for our understanding of spiritual gifts. The way that we use them point to how our relationship with Jesus Christ is doing. So let's turn now to Romans chapter twelve, and join Pastor Bill for today's message.

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Several years ago, there was a popular set of toys for kids called transformers. These little robots could be bent, turned and manipulated into several different characters. Today on Hope From the Word, Pastor Bill Luebkemann begins a study in Romans chapter twelve, as we are reminded that Satan's goal is to cause us to do the very opposite of transforming, he wants us to conform to the world. Our goal as Christians should be to become consecrated and separated. Here's our teacher, Pastor Bill Luebkemann

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Welcome once again to Hope From the Word. Romans chapter three gives us an answer as to how justification works. It comes to us through faith. It is a product of God's grace, and it is a result of all that God has done for us. On Hope From the Word, we've been studying selected chapters of the New Testament, and again today we'll be in the book of Romans. And now we come to the solution to the mess we've gotten ourselves into. Our teacher is Pastor Bill Luebkemann, and we meet up with him now in Romans three, as he helps us understand what justification is all about.

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Today, Pastor Bill resumes his survey through the New Testament with a stop in the book of Romans. As we turn to chapter three, we encounter the Apostle Paul addressing arguments against the Gospel, much like a lawyer in a courtroom. He tells his Jewish audience that they have certain advantages, and with that comes responsibility. We'll see what we can glean from that as well. Here's Pastor Bill to explain...

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In the Apostle Paul's day, the city of Athens was the center of progressive thinking. They had the market cornered on philosophy and intellectual discussion. Yet, they were completely lost when it came to spiritual matters. Sounds a lot like many of our universities today, doesn't it? Professors that act as if they know more than God Himself are influencing young minds with alarming success. How do we, as believers, deal with this problem? We'll see Paul's example today as we continue to look at Acts seventeen here on Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Feel free to follow along with us, if you have your Bible handy, as we now join Pastor Bill for today's study.

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We've been enjoying a journey through the Scriptures and today we've landed in Acts seventeen. In this chapter, the Apostle Paul finds himself alone in the city of Athens, surrounded by idolatry at every turn. Even though he's outnumbered, Paul devises a clever plan to reach these people with the Gospel. Here's Pastor Bill with the details...

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The Book of Acts is very exciting from beginning to end. It is sometimes referred to as the Book of Action because it often resembles the latest Hollywood Blockbuster - complete with twists and turns in the plot line. Today on Hope From the Word, we resume our examination of chapter twelve, focusing in on the miraculous prison escape of the Apostle Peter. Grab a nearby Bible and turn to Acts twelve as we now join our teacher and pastor, Bill Luebkemann, for a message recorded at Calvary Chapel of Marlton.

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Is God still performing miracles today? Many people would argue that miracles stopped at the end of the Book of Acts. We'll explore this on today's broadcast of Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. In a message originating from Calvary Chapel of Marlton, Pastor Bill directs our attention to Acts, chapter twelve, where we read about the Apostle Peter's miraculous prison escape. Do amazing events like this still take place today? Here's Pastor Bill with more on that from Acts twelve...

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Many of us realize that God is an all-knowing, all-powerful God and there is nothing that escapes His sight. So, why would anyone even think about lying to God since He already knows everything anyway? That's exactly what Ananias and Sapphira did and we'll hear about it today on Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. This is the radio ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Join us if you would in Acts chapter five, as we read about this married couple who got themselves into a heap of trouble. Here's Pastor Bill.

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