Seeking The Truth

Continuation of our verse by versed walk through the book of Acts. What does it mean to be a true witnes for God?

As we continue our verse by verse walk through the book of Acts, we follow the Apostle Paul and his fellow disciples on their missionary journey. We begin to understand how The Spirit is leading Paul. We learn that being led by The Spirit is not about speaking in tongues, it is much more.

When God has pronounced judgment on a person or a nation, who can help them? Listen and discover if there is any way you can help one who is called a reprobate by God.

We continue our verse by verse bible study in the book of Jeremiah. We review the life of king Zedekiah and see how he went from a place of prestige to a place of despair. We need to pay special attention to the acts that he performed during his lifetime that landed him in the position of a relic.

We continue with our verse by verse bible study in the Book of James. Here we read a portion of James letter we will address two important subjects, godly judgment and works. These are issues that most Christians find hard to understand. Most believe that we should not judge and that works are not necessary for salvation, only faith. Some think that these words of James are in total opposition to the words of Paul. But how could this be, does the word of God contradict itself? What is James really saying concerning judgment and works? Listen sincerely, and examine yourselves and discover what God really wants from His servants.

We continue our verse by verse bible study in the Book of Acts. What is the Holy Spirit of God for? In this chapter we see the Holy Spirit make Paul a teacher of the word of God.

We continue our verse by verse bible study in the book of Acts. How did Paul handle the Holy Spirit that was given to Him? Did he use Him to carry out his own agenda? Did he treat the Holy Spirit as God by following His will? What can we learn from Paul and his use of the Holy Spirit? Listen and understand what it meant to the apostles of God to be led by the spirit.

God is the God of all, not just of the Jews only. He expresses this to Jeremiah when he sends him to pronounce judgment on the nations. This time it's Babylon, the Chaldeans. The ones who were His instrument of judgment against His hard headed people Judah. Yes, God used them to punish His people and now He is punishing them. How could this be? Is this fair? Listen and find out just what we can learn about the character of God from how he deals with those he uses to execute His judgment against apostates.

As we continue our in depth study in the Book of Acts, we arrive at another missionary journey in which Paul and those in his company face opposition. We learn that being a true man of God is not just a privilege, but more importantly, a responsibility. And with such privilege and responsibilty comes persecution, anguish, and rejection. Learn just what it takes to be a real man of God.