Wisdom from Above

During our time here on earth, we are setting the stage for eternity. A day of reckoning is coming. Believer's lives will be revealed before Jesus at the judgment seat of Christ. Therefore we make it our aim to be pleasing to Christ. Today's episode reveals how Jesus will examine our lives and what the results will be. What will it be for you? Will your life result in reward for you and bring glory to God? Join us as we investigate the judgment seat of Christ and building on the rock.

Thomas Carlyle once wrote, “He who has no vision of eternity has no hold on time.” He is exactly right! We have discovered that every believer must appear at the judgment seat of Christ. Now you ask, “Why is God going to judge believers at the bema?”  A study of the Bible reveals two basic reasons for the judgment seat of Christ. First, there is the present motivation of the believer. Second, there is the future manifestation of the believer. Join me as we examine these life-impacting truths!

The Bible declares that “We must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad” 

Those who are living in the light of Jesus' return will be rewarded by the warmth of Christ’s embrace, the thrill of Christ’s praise, and the blessing of Christ’s joy! 

Join us as we consider this Day of Reckoning!

Most people get so caught up in the affairs of this life that they fail to prepare for the next. The person who prepares for this life but not for the next is wise for a moment but a fool for eternity. Now, no one really wants to fail. No one really wants to be a fool for eternity, but very few seem to know how to prepare for eternity. Benjamin Franklin was right on target when he said, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail!”  

Join us for this episode of Wisdom from Above where we learn how to get too Heaven and we discover that Heaven is Worth the Wait!

The Climax of the Upper Room Discourse is Jesus' high priestly prayer. The climax of Jesus' high priestly prayer is a prayer for those who would believe in Him.

Join me in this episode of Wisdom from Above as we discover how Jesus prayed for us church-age believers.

Jesus pours out his heart in prayer for all those who believe in Him. He prays for unity, joy, protection, and sanctification. Join me as we explore these four requests.

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The right motive, the right mission and the right milestone

are all highlighted in Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17:1-5.

This part of Jesus' prayer serves as a challenge to us to have the right motive the right mission, and the right milestone in our lives as well!

Where is happiness found? Is it found in unbelief, pleasure, money, position, or power? No. We will look at quotes from those who tried those routes and found them wanting.

Where is it happiness found? In Jesus. Joy is related to a past event - a present reality and future experience. We will examine a passage of Scripture that highlights the true basis of joy.

What hope and help could Jesus give to his disciples knowing that He was soon to be crucified and shortly after He would leave them? The answer is found in the ministry of the Holy Spirit. In this episode of Wisdom from Above we will learn even more about how the Holy Spirit is going to continue the ministry of Jesus.

Jesus gives us a courtroom scene with the unbelievers as the defendants, the Holy Spirit as the prosecutor, and believers as the witnesses. The Holy Spirit convicts the world of sin, of righteousness, and of judgment.

This passage brings a strong appeal to unbelievers to turn in faith to Jesus. This passage also reminds believers of their critical role as ambassadors of Christ.