Seeking The Truth

These are Paul's last written words to the people at Corinth. He end's this letter with an exhortation and a call to holy living.

Hardly anybody likes the God of the old testament. People often say he is mean and those who preach and teach the precepts contained therein are accused of being "too negative." Well, those who teach these things are in good company, because this is what others thought of Jeremiah. There were those at that time who flocked to the positvie messages of the positvie prophets. Listen to this chapter of Jeremiah and learn how un'prophet'able a positive message can be.

Israel's calling from God was a call to holiness, to be set apart for his glory and his use. But Israel was determined to set their own standard and continued to engage in whoredoms contrary to God's calling. What does this have to do with you? Everything. If God has called you, it is to a life of holiness according to his word. But do you remain in your whoredoms? Learn how it really looks to God when we remain in our selfish ways.

God had a purpose for chosing Israel. That purpose was for Israel to show God's glory to the other nations. God has a purpose for us as well. Are we displaying God's glory to others to fulfill that purpose? Learn from Moses instructions to Israel on how to effectively fulfill God's purpose.

Verse by verse walk through Paul's second letter to the Corinthian church. Learn why Paul suffered so many things in the ministry Christ gave him and how he felt about it. Learn how to keep a right perspective when you suffer for righteousness sake.

Did you know that God calls people bastards? But exactly what does it mean, and who is he talking to? Listen as Pastor Tim explains how to identify a bastard when you see one. It may be you!

Paul, in one of his farewell addresses, stressed to his listeners that he had not shunned to preach "the whole counsel of God." But what did that mean to Paul and his audience? Walk with us, as we take a closer look at Pauls ministry and his model for preaching 'the whole counsel of God'

Paul contended with those who called themselves apostles but they really were not. He was afraid for the people who had turned away from the truth that he spoke and turned to those self proclaimed apostles who were robbing them, mistreating them, and smiting them. We find this common denominator today when those who speak the truth of the gospel are held in disrepute by "itchy earred" christians who have been deceived by the false prophets of today. Check your bishop, pastor, prophet, apostle, preacher, superintendent, evangelist, reverend, and yourselves by this 11th chapter of II Corinthians.

Why do people think the Old Testament is irrelevant to modern Christianity? Is it because we do not understand the spiritual application of two-thirds of your bible? Did you know that Jesus was in Jeremiah? IF you are wondering where I'm going with this, listen to this podcast and find out.

Should Christians judge? What does the bible say about judging? Watch this short video on judging and find out if you are biblical when you judge.