Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

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Do you believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Should it make a difference in our lives? Bryan Clark points out that the resurrection of our Lord and Savior is the foundation stone of Christian doctrine, and it is rooted in historical fact. It can be investigated, it can be debated, it can be challenged, and it can be believed.

Do you believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Should it make a difference in our lives? Bryan Clark points out that the resurrection of our Lord and Savior is the foundation stone of Christian doctrine, and it is rooted in historical fact. It can be investigated, it can be debated, it can be challenged, and it can be believed.

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Ancient wisdom from the book of Genesis comes alive as Bryan Clark reviews the foundational truths found in the accounts of Creation, Adam and Eve, Cain and Able, Noah, and The Tower of Babel. It all comes down to these questions: Do you believe God is Who He says He is? And are you willing by faith to bend a knee and acknowledge Him as God?

Ancient wisdom from the book of Genesis comes alive as Bryan Clark reviews the foundational truths found in the accounts of Creation, Adam and Eve, Cain and Able, Noah, and The Tower of Babel. It all comes down to these questions: Do you believe God is Who He says He is? And are you willing by faith to bend a knee and acknowledge Him as God?

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As we continue our study of Genesis 10, Bryan Clark points out that some people weren't content following the Lord. Instead, they wanted to be God. For this reason, He had to get their attention. So, in His grace and mercy, God confused their language and separated the nations. His message relates to all people today: "We must turn back to Him and stay dependent upon God."

As we continue our study of Genesis 10, Bryan Clark points out that some people weren't content following the Lord. Instead, they wanted to be God. For this reason, He had to get their attention. So, in His grace and mercy, God confused their language and separated the nations. His message relates to all people today: "We must turn back to Him and stay dependent upon God."

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The world is filled with a diverse mix of people, cultures, and languages. As we study Genesis 10--called the Table of Nations--Bryan Clark shows why these beautiful differences have resulted in some ugly divisions. He points out that, to this day, there is an ongoing battle of people struggling between following God or going their own way.

The world is filled with a diverse mix of people, cultures, and languages. As we study Genesis 10--called the Table of Nations--Bryan Clark shows why these beautiful differences have resulted in some ugly divisions. He points out that, to this day, there is an ongoing battle of people struggling between following God or going their own way.

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If we're honest with ourselves, we have to admit that we're not good at handling the good times. During these periods in life, we often drift away from the Lord, causing Him to reel us back in. That's what happened to Noah. As we continue our study of Genesis 9, Bryan Clark teaches some difficult lessons that Noah had to endure--lessons that remind us to stay focused on God.

If we're honest with ourselves, we have to admit that we're not good at handling the good times. During these periods in life, we often drift away from the Lord, causing Him to reel us back in. That's what happened to Noah. As we continue our study of Genesis 9, Bryan Clark teaches some difficult lessons that Noah had to endure--lessons that remind us to stay focused on God.

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