LifeResource Presentation

The patriarch Job asked, “If a man die, will he live again?” Yes, but it’s not like you might think. It’s way better. Listen to this presentation to understand more about God’s plan for all his children, past present and future, right out of the Bible.

More and more people today believe that when they die that will be the end for them. They have no hope for a future beyond this life. Many others, also in ever-increasing numbers, are uncertain about what happens after death. This presentation is for those people or for those who talk to them on this topic. 

How do we teach our children to endure the hard times in life and difficult situations that arise? The Bible has a lot to say about it and so does modern psychology. There have been many studies about resilience.

Today when we use the term “passed over,” it usually means we have been ignored. But in the Bible the term takes on a positive message, namely that we have been granted a pass on punishment. The Passover helps us relive, once a year, how that happens and offers us encouraging implications for living to please God.

Jeremiah the prophet said God would write the law in our hearts. Surprisingly to some, Paul reiterates this in the New Testament.  Is God writing His law in your heart? How does that happen?

How do we know if we have the Holy Spirit? Since we are physical, the spirit cannot be detected physically—can’t feel it, can’t see it, can’t smell it, can’t touch it. But there is a way. It’s a way God reveals to us, so we can believe in His promise.

This is Mount Nebo, where God let Moses to view the promised land. God let him to see the promised land, his heart’s desire. But after 40 years of service, God did not let him cross the Jordan and enter into it. Why not? What could this biblical event possibly have to do with our lives today? 

If you look at the latest survey results, most people living in the US, no longer consider themselves Christian. Europe when that way decades ago. Western Culture is now a post-Christian Culture. How should Christians adjust?

Twice in his ministry, Jesus told his disciples to fish on the other side of the boat. Both times they hauled up huge catches. What was his point? How can we fish on the other side of the boat today? 

“Broken Arrow” is a military term used in the Viet Nam war. When command officers, monitoring a battle, heard this code term on their radios, they knew their troops were in danger of being completely overrun. They were to respond with immediate death-dealing air support delivering close-in bombing. We use it here to describe God’s immediate response when we embrace truth and resist lies.