What does the re-building of the ancient city walls of Jerusalem have to do with 21st century church life? Quite a lot, actually. Find out how in this sermon from Nehemiah.

How does God kickstart His discouraged people to keep going in His service? Very often by taking them back to basics; by reminding them of the simple gospel message! And, in Zechariah 3, we find that simple message (and the encouragement to keep going) in beautiful, pictorial form. Listen in to what we might call the "the gospel according to Zechariah"

All throughout, the Bible points out man's natural inability to do that which is spiritually good, and even his inability to come back to God on his own. As Hosea puts it, we have gone "deep in depravity". This sermon, from Hosea 5, examines why that is so, and what God is able to do about it. Listen in.

What is God's response when His people turn from Him in idolatry? Is it severity, or mercy, or both? How does He go about getting their attention? And what might this say to us who are so prone to bump God over in favor of our own idols? Think through these things with us from Hosea chapter 1.*The title of this sermon is taken from the book of the same title, by Sheldon Vanauken.

Romans 8.32 is one of the most heart-warming verses in all the Bible. The blessings that it promises to the believer, in fact, are limiteless. But even more than being a verse about blessings, this is a verse about God. What is He like? How does He operate? Why does He do what He does for us? These thoughts and more from this most wonderful verse!

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Jesus really is alive! But what ought we to do with that information? How ought we respond? This question is one of Luke's great concerns in Luke 24, and in these final verses of it. Join us as we study them together.

Why didn't the two disciples of Jesus recognize Him on the road to Emmaus after His resurrection? And what happened so that they finally did recognize Him? And would they have believed in Jesus had He never revealed His identity to them, in a physical way, on the road that day? Questions to ponder as we study this marvelous passage in which Jesus walked two men through "all the Scriptures" and showed them how they are all about Him!