Whitcomb Ministries

On this Christmas weekend, we listen together as noted author and Bible teacher Dr. John Whitcomb takes a look back at the well-known Christmas shepherds in Luke 2 and their historical predecessor, the young shepherd boy David, to see what they can teach us about the real message of Christmas. "I want to be humble before You," Dr. Whitcomb states. "I want to be like a shepherd. Humble me before You, Lord." Dr. Whitcomb also turned to the famous passage in Philippians 2 to teach us how Christ, our Good Shepherd, humbled Himself so greatly on our behalf in becoming our Savior. Join host Wayne Shepherd for this special celebration of Christmas. All of us at Whitcomb Ministries thank you for listening to "Encounter God's Truth" this week and wish you a blessed Christmas grounded in God's Word, which is true from the beginning to the end!

Today on -Encounter God's Truth,- Dr. John Whitcomb brings us the concluding lesson on -The Fears and Faith of Joseph,- with a message entitled- -Joseph- He was a Dreamer of Dreams.--You will want to follow in Matthew chapters 1 and 2, because God's Word is true from the beginning to the end--This is a lesson on the character and integrity of Joseph-with spiritual application for us today.-Dr. Whitcomb then fields a question from host Wayne Shepherd about Joseph's Old Testament namesake-Joseph the son of Jacob. Like him, this Joseph, the husband of Mary, had dreams from God that ultimately led him to Egypt. Our teacher compares and contrasts these two men.-We trust that this program will be a blessing to you this Christmas.

Today on "Encounter God's Truth," Dr. John Whitcomb brings us the concluding lesson on "The Fears and Faith of Joseph," with a message entitled: "Joseph: He was a Dreamer of Dreams." You will want to follow in Matthew chapters 1 and 2, because God's Word is true from the beginning to the end! This is a lesson on the character and integrity of Joseph—with spiritual application for us today. Dr. Whitcomb then fields a question from host Wayne Shepherd about Joseph's Old Testament namesake—Joseph the son of Jacob. Like him, this Joseph, the husband of Mary, had dreams from God that ultimately led him to Egypt. Our teacher compares and contrasts these two men. We trust that this program will be a blessing to you this Christmas.

Old Testament scholar Dr. John Whitcomb teaches us about -Christmas in the Pentateuch- here on -Encounter God's Truth,- taking us to passages such as the following- Gen. 3-15- 12-3- 22-18- 49-10- Num. 24-17-19- Deut. 18-15-22- Ezek. 21-27- and John 1-9-12.-Our teacher will show us that the setting for Christmas goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden, when God first promised a Savior.-We trust that this unique lesson will help you think Biblically about the prophetic significance of Christ's birth and ministry now as the Christmas season unfolds.-Host Wayne Shepherd then inquires of Dr. Whitcomb as to the fulfillment of these Old Testament prophecies of Christ's coming from John chapter one.-As you celebrate our Lord's incarnation this year, remember that God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Merry Christmas-

Old Testament scholar Dr. John Whitcomb teaches us about -Christmas in the Pentateuch- here on -Encounter God's Truth,- taking us to passages such as the following- Gen. 3-15- 12-3- 22-18- 49-10- Num. 24-17-19- Deut. 18-15-22- Ezek. 21-27- and John 1-9-12.-Our teacher will show us that the setting for Christmas goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden, when God first promised a Savior.-We trust that this unique lesson will help you think Biblically about the prophetic significance of Christ's birth and ministry now as the Christmas season unfolds.-Host Wayne Shepherd then inquires of Dr. Whitcomb as to the fulfillment of these Old Testament prophecies of Christ's coming from John chapter one.-As you celebrate our Lord's incarnation this year, remember that God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Merry Christmas-

Old Testament scholar Dr. John Whitcomb teaches us about "Christmas in the Pentateuch" here on "Encounter God's Truth," taking us to passages such as the following: Gen. 3:15; 12:3; 22:18; 49:10; Num. 24:17-19; Deut. 18:15-22; Ezek. 21:27; and John 1:9-12. Our teacher will show us that the setting for Christmas goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden, when God first promised a Savior. We trust that this unique lesson will help you think Biblically about the prophetic significance of Christ's birth and ministry now as the Christmas season unfolds. Host Wayne Shepherd then inquires of Dr. Whitcomb as to the fulfillment of these Old Testament prophecies of Christ's coming from John chapter one. As you celebrate our Lord's incarnation this year, remember that God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Merry Christmas!

Old Testament scholar Dr. John Whitcomb teaches us about "Christmas in the Pentateuch" here on "Encounter God's Truth," taking us to passages such as the following: Gen. 3:15; 12:3; 22:18; 49:10; Num. 24:17-19; Deut. 18:15-22; Ezek. 21:27; and John 1:9-12. Our teacher will show us that the setting for Christmas goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden, when God first promised a Savior. We trust that this unique lesson will help you think Biblically about the prophetic significance of Christ's birth and ministry now as the Christmas season unfolds. Host Wayne Shepherd then inquires of Dr. Whitcomb as to the fulfillment of these Old Testament prophecies of Christ's coming from John chapter one. As you celebrate our Lord's incarnation this year, remember that God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Merry Christmas!

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, -Viewing Christ in the Scriptures,- on this week's edition of -Encounter God's Truth.--God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself-surveying the Old Testament-in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.-In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles-John, Peter and Paul.-Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.-A blessed Advent season from -Encounter God's Truth-- May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, -Viewing Christ in the Scriptures,- on this week's edition of -Encounter God's Truth.--God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself-surveying the Old Testament-in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year.-In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles-John, Peter and Paul.-Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today.-A blessed Advent season from -Encounter God's Truth-- May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, "Viewing Christ in the Scriptures," on this week's edition of "Encounter God's Truth." God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself—surveying the Old Testament—in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year. In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles—John, Peter and Paul. Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today. A blessed Advent season from "Encounter God's Truth"! May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.