(Job 42:1-6) “Why?” It is the question we all ask, and no one can adequately answer. No one can explain every bad thing. The secret to joy and strength in the midst of suffering is to recognize the presence of God in the perplexities of life. Allow Job to tell his story and don’t miss…
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(Esther 4:14) The name of God is not found in the Book of Esther, but His hand is unmistakable! In one of the most difficult situations, we learn how to both rest in the providence of God and do our part. (10020260129)
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(Nehemiah 2:5) There is work to do in our homes, churches, and nation. Sin’s work is destruction; God’s work is construction. In Nehemiah, we learn the principles of building up that which has been broken down. We also discover powerful lessons on Biblical Leadership from the life and work of Nehemiah himself. (10020260128)
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(Ezra 7:14) The first step to rebuilding is returning. Is there a way back to God? By His grace, there is. Returning to the Lord in the message of Ezra. (10020260127)
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(2 Chronicles 7:14) You cannot decide for everyone, but you must decide for yourself! We all must decide what we will do with the Lord. This is the message to the nation of Israel and it is as true today as it was then. (10020260126)
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(1 Chronicles 29:11) Memory is a gift of God. It must be exercised to remember the right things. Chronicles was written to help God’s people remember Him and His unchanging promises. (10020260123)
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(2 Kings 10:10) In this surveys the Book of 2 Kings, Scott traces how national decline often mirrors personal spiritual failure. This study highlights the consequences of idolatry and disobedience, the role of God’s messengers, and the presence of a faithful remnant, and serves to remind all of our personal walk with God. Wise people…
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(1 Kings 2:12) Every man must choose between wisdom and folly. Solomon and his son are a reminder to choose very carefully. What you decide in your own heart will affect you home for generations to come. (10018260121)
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(2 Samuel 5:12) Life is full of victories and defeats. Every believer deals with both triumph and tragedy. The life of David gives help you deal with the times of success and the seasons of failure. (10017260120)
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(1 Samuel 10:25) In this book you will meet the prophet Samuel and the first two kings of Israel. More importantly, you will see the kind of man that God is looking for, the kind that He can bless and use – the man after God’s own heart. (10016260119)
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(Genesis 24:1-56) In this Weekend Pulpit, Scott Pauley preaches from Genesis 24 and the story of Abraham’s servant, Eliezer. He outlines 7 practical steps to discovering God’s will: trust completely, obey immediately, pray specifically, wait patiently, worship humbly, seek confirmation, and act quickly. Scott preached this message in 2016, just a few months after stepping…
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(Ruth 4:14) You have to experience the grace of God for yourself. This short book tells the story of God’s grace on both a wayward believer and an unbeliever. Whoever you are, and whatever your spiritual need, the grace of God is enough. (10014260116)
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(Judges 21:25) Judges paints a vivid and painful picture of the results of rebellion. The cycles in Israel are repeated again and again in all of society and our own lives. This book warns us by showing the consequences of sin. (10013260115)
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(Joshua 1:7-8) Have you entered in to all that God has for you? Joshua teaches us how to claim through faith and obedience all that God has prepared. This book shows us the way to victory. (10012260114)
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(Deuteronomy 6:4-7) God repeats Himself because we are so prone to forget! Deuteronomy was given to remind God’s people of who He was and what He desired for them. In this book we learn to get past our past and ready for our future. (10011260113)
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(Numbers 33:1) Every story given in Scripture serves as an example for us. Through both positive and negative examples in Israel, we learn the importance of believing and obeying God. Our journey is to be a journey of faith and obedience. A journey through the Book of Numbers traces Israel’s 40‑year wilderness journey from Sinai…
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(John 7:37-39) In today’s Weekend Pulpit, Scott Pauley preaches from John 7:37–39, explaining Jesus’ promise of “living water” and the work of the Holy Spirit in believers. Not only must we come to Christ, but we must remove obstacles that hinder the work of the Spirit, so that God’s life may flow through us to…
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(Leviticus 19:2) God is holy, and He desires for His people to be a holy people. Leviticus teaches us the importance of a life of holiness. It is the very life of the holy God being lived through us! (10008260109)
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(Exodus 12:23) As we journey through Exodus we discover the power of divine redemption. Only God is able, and willing, to bring us out of the bondage of sin and into true liberty and life. (10007260108)
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(Genesis 1:1) The Creator God is the God of new beginnings. In Genesis we meet the Lord who is able to speak and bring light out of darkness, perfection out of emptyness, order out of chaos. Begin again with God today! (10006260107)
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(1 Corinthians 10:6) The Old Testament lays the foundation for the New Testament and for all that we know about God. Begin where God begins to reveal Himself. Give attention to the 39 books of the Old Testament! (10005260106)
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(Matthew 4:4) All of God’s Word is inspired and profitable – even the portions that we are not familiar with! Today’s episode previews a new series that will journey through Scripture. In this study, we will briefly visit every book of the Bible and discover that each holds daily direction for our lives. https://enjoyingthejourney.org/journey-through-scripture/ (10004260105)
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(Ephesians 5:18) The victorious Christian life is only obtained by those who constantly and consciously yield themselves to the filling of the Holy Spirit. As you say “yes” to Him, He blesses you with His fruit. Did you know you can tell when someone is truly controlled by the Holy Spirit? (10003260103)
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(Matthew 2:1,13,23) The all-wise Father chose three places to connect His Son’s early years – Bethlehem, Egypt, and Nazareth. In this study we find out why…and what they mean to us. (10002260102)
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(Matthew 2:1-11) Wise men came to worship the only One worthy of true worship. In a day of so much false, Herodian worship, their example gives us seven marks of sincere worship. Learn how to worship Christ every day. (10001260101)
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(Galatians 4:4-7) There is a gift that keeps on giving—it is the gift of the Holy Spirit living in every believer! He brings peace and power, access and assurance every day. Don’t miss the Holy Spirit at this time of year! (09315251231)
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(1 Peter 2:24) The one tree in Scripture that is connected to Christ is not connected to His birth, but to His death. Walk through the New Testament and see how God uses this tree to demonstrate His love and sacrifice. (09314251230)
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(Luke 2:7-15) On the night of Christ’s birth the first words announced were: “Fear not.” Christ came to cast out sin and all of the fear that is connected to it. The Lord Jesus came to bring peace. (09313251229)
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(Ephesians 3:14-21) Like Ephesus was in the Apostle Paul’s day, our world is filled with money, religion, education, and debauchery. Despite what the current culture is overflowing with, it is God’s desire that His church be filled with Himself. What does that look like and how does it happen? (09312251227)
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(Luke 1:13-30) Fear paralyzes the soul. It keeps us from living by faith and responding in obedience. Throughout the Christmas story, in the lives of different people, God addresses fear and what to do about it. (09311251226)
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(Matthew 1:18-20) Emotions are given by God but they can be misused by the devil. At this time of year people have a wide range of emotion. Each must be under the control of the Lord. Today we discover one emotion that God says we should not have. (09310251225)
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(Matthew 1:21, 23) The greatest blessing of all is salvation! Only eternal life outlasts this world. In this study we meditate on the wonderful words “God with us” and what that means today. (09309251224)
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(Matthew 1:3,5,6) God created man and woman. He loves all people and has a special plan for every life. A careful look at Christ’s family tree will help you to see that our great God has no prejudice – He desires to bring all people to Himself. (09308251223)
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(Matthew 1:3,5,6) Four ladies are placed by the Holy Spirit in the lineage of Christ. Each of them are a reminder of our need and an object lesson of God’s mercy. Listen to them tell their story and you will hear your own testimony. (09307251222)
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(Ephesians 1:23; 4:7-16) The same one who laid the foundation of the church is building it – the Lord Jesus Christ. There is no greater work taking place in this world than what Jesus is doing in and through His church. How can you tell a local church is successful? (09306251220)
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(Matthew 1:16,17) There is only one geneology that really matters and that is the geneology of Jesus Christ. God has made a way that every one of us can come into His family through the Son. In the end, the only thing that lasts is your connection to Christ. (09305251219)
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(Matthew 1:1) On the first page of the New Testament God reveals so much about Himself and His heart for all people. This is more than a list of names! It is a message to each of us. (09304251218)
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(Psalm 150:6) Today we come to the final note of the hallelujah chorus! As we study the last verse of Psalm 150, we learn that every person with breath in their body should be praising the Lord. Let your every breath be a praise to God. (09303251217)
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(Psalm 150:3-5) One mark of a true child of God is their willingness to give it all to Him, including how they praise Him. The ultimate praise is a full-hearted surrender. Today we learn several applications on how we can give our all to God. (09302251216)
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(Psalm 150:1-2) In today’s study, we discover that Christ should always be the object of our praise. If you want to learn to how praise the Lord, concentrate on who He is and what He has done. (09301251215)
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(John 17:6-26) So often we thank God for saving us, but we neglect to thank Him for keeping us. Believers are kept from eternal punishment but are kept for sanctification and eventual glorification. Tune in as Scott Pauley concludes this mini series of The Weekend Pulpit. (09300251213)
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(Psalm 150:1-6) We began this study by studying the blessed man, but Psalm 150 is about blessing God. As much as the Lord blesses us, we should praise Him. This chapter is packed full of principles for praising God (09299251212)
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(Psalm 149:5-9) In the final verses of Psalm 149, we discover that praise brings victory. We are not only offered a present victory, but promised a future victory in the end times. While we will sing the Lord’s praises eternally, we should start praising Him today. (09298251211)
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(Psalm 149:3-4) Is the way you live your life pleasing to the Lord? The goal of any child of God should be to please Him. Praise not only brings us joy, but it pleases God. (09297251210)
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(Psalm 149:1-2) In today’s study we learn the secret to real and lasting joy. True happiness is always found when God has His rightful place in your life. Joy is just a byproduct of praising the Lord. (09296251209)
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(Psalm 149:1-9) Did you know there is power in praise as well as prayer? God inhabits the praises of His people, and there is a definite power that attends the Hallelujah. Join us as we begin our study of Psalm 149. (09295251208)
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(Psalm 148:12-14) While we have been studying the dimensions of praise, today we come to the fourth and final one… the length of praise. This is not only for everyone, but it is also a praise that should begin in the privacy of our own homes. Start today by singing Hallelujah at home. (09293251205)
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(Psalm 148:11-12) We are all sinners who come to know God the same way, and we should ALL be engaged in praising Him. Praising the Lord is a response to who He is. Take time today to sing Hallelujahs to His name! (09292251204)
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(Psalm 148:7-10) The Lord uses contrast in Scripture to teach us that in every extreme, He is God. He is a God that we should want to praise. Realize that God will receive glory, and determine to be the one giving it! (09291251203)
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(Psalm 148:1-6) During today’s study, God connects the Heavens and the home for us. So often we live our lives with our heads down, missing the God that is above all and working through all. We should not be living earth bound lives, but living with our eyes toward eternity. (09290251202)
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(Psalm 148:1-14) Are you making your home a place filled with Hallelujahs? While studying Psalm 148, we see that God intended us to apply this Scripture to our lives. Our Christian homes should be a reflection of God’s heart and should be filled with His praises. (09289251201)
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(Psalm 147:1-20) Today’s episode is the exclamation point on everything we’ve studied this far on the hallelujah witness! When God’s people start praising the Lord, it touches everyone around them. There is no power like the power of a praising Christian. Would you share the goodness of God with at least one person in the…
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(Psalm 147:1) While looking at three reasons we should praise God today, we learn how to truly make a difference in our world. We must be talking about the goodness of God. As we t alk about His goodness, it will open the door for us to talk about His grace. (09286251127)
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(Psalm 147:2-20) Do you have a praise list? Psalm 147 provides us with a divinely inspired Hallelujah list. Just as the psalmist wrote praises to the Lord, we should be making our own list. Start today using Psalm 147 and then extend your list of praises to the Lord from there. (09285251126)
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(Psalm 147:1, 12, 20) Learning to praise God teaches you to live a Godward life. When you are consumed with Jesus Christ, you will want to vocalize His praises to others. He is the only one that is worthy! (09284251125)
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(Psalm 147:1, 20) As we walk through Psalm 147 we learn that the greatest witness is praise. Witnessing is simply praising God to others, and there is nothing more attractive than a joyful Christian. Take the challenge to share God’s goodness with someone this week. (09283251124)
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(Psalm 146:1-10) Life is full of battles! The most powerful statement of faith a Christian can give is praising God in the midst of conflict. Today we discover several applications of how to praise the Lord…even in the middle of our battles. (09281251121)
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(Psalm 146:6-10) In the first of the Hallelujah Psalms the Psalmist gives an amazing description of God. As we study the title “The Lord my God,” He reveals more of Himself to us. The more the Lord shares with us about Himself, the more we should tell others about our Savior. (09280251120)
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(Psalm 146:5) What is the secret to keeping a happy heart?— Today, in Psalm 146 we find the answer. As we study this Scripture we find the expression “the God of Jacob.” God chose to associate himself with a weak man, and we should rejoice that He associates His name with ours. (09279251119)
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(Psalm 146:1-5) Who are you trusting in? We have all been disillusioned by people and circumstances, but only God is all sufficient and can always be trusted. Place your trust in the One who sees and knows all today! (09278251118)
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(Psalm 146) Every good thing from God comes to us through faith. Especially, praise is impossible without faith. Feelings alone are not enough, and neither are they essential. Would you like your life to be filled with biblical praise? (09277251117)
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(John 1:14) Have you ever considered the Lord Jesus as a neighbor? Nearly two thousand years ago, He left His home, heaven, to live in yours, earth. Now, He longs to reside and preside within you! (09276251115)
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(Hebrews 11:35-12:3) Believers now have both the opportunity and obligation to continue in the same faith as those heroes listed in Hebrews 11. Yet on this side of Christ’s resurrection, we have it better than they did! Let us look unto Jesus and run the race He’s saved us to live. (09275251114)
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(Hebrews 11:30-34) Regardless of how strong you consider another Christian, without the grace of God, victory is impossible. We are all enabled to live victoriously the exact same way, by obedient faith. Faith lays hold of God’s gracious promises. (09274251113)
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(Hebrews 11:23-30) Biblical courage grows out of faith. While we can easily look around at the adverse circumstances and become fearful, God desires His followers to look up to Him and into His Word for their faith to be strengthened. Faith can conquer fear! (09273251112)
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(Hebrews 11:23-30) Today’s passage presents three distinct steps of faith. Because of God’s design, these three types are all essential for the work of the Lord to be done. Listen to this episode and evaluate your faith. (09272251111)
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(Hebrews 11:20-22) Unless we are caught up in the rapture, everyone has a scheduled date of death. The thought of death, when filtered through Scripture, has a purifying effect on our priorities. What truly matters when it comes time to die? (09271251110)
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(Luke 10:25-37) The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of Christ’s most famous teachings. While caring for those who are suffering is an important part of the Christian life in this broken world, the greatest need in every life is spiritual. Every person needs salvation from Sin through Jesus Christ. Listen to this message…
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(Hebrews 11:20-22) There is no greater joy or higher privilege than watching the next generation personally carry on in the faith. Have you ever considered that you are a link in God’s chain of faith? Join us as we continue this practical study through Hebrews 11. (09269251107)
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(Hebrews 11:13-16) The voice of fear says, “Go back!” The voice of faith says, “Go forward!” When we take God at His Word, His integrity is on the line, and He cannot fail. (09268251106)
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(Hebrews 11:11-12) Each of us has to trust God for ourselves at each step of our lives. While we can benefit from the faith of those around us, we cannot borrow their belief in God. Consider Abraham’s wife, Sara! (09267251105)
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(Hebrews 11:8-10) We are strangers in this world and pilgrims to the next. This world really is nothing more than a temporary dwelling place for Christians. Even the thought of our eternal home should motivate us to set our sights on things above. (09266251104)
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(Hebrews 11:8-11, 17-19) When was the last time you took a true step of faith? You could mark the step not by fluctuating feelings or a foolish impulse, but by a prompting of His Spirit and confirmation by His Word. Be certain that there will always be another step of faith to take until you…
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(Acts 16:6-15) What are you doing for the gospel’s sake? The Lord Jesus left us here for His purpose to accomplish His work, His way, in His strength, for His glory. Too often, we are found lacking in our gospel endeavors. (09264251101)
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(Hebrews 11:10, 17-22) Genuine faith will always be tested and proven. Some results of these tests are rewarded by God, but all of them can be read by other believers. Consider Abraham and the indelible mark his faith left on those to come after him! (09263251031)
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(Hebrews 11:8-9) Faith is always setting something in motion. Taking a step of faith has an immeasurable ripple effect on those closest to you, especially your family. However, you must ensure the foundation upon which you stand is Christ and His Word. (09262251030)
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(Hebrews 11:7) To profess to be a believer yet refuse to share your faith with someone else is the antithesis of what true faith looks like. Sincere faith is willing to speak. If you are ashamed of what you believe, you ought to consider the sincerity of your faith. (09261251029)
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(Hebrews 11:7) While you cannot save your family, you can set the stage for their salvation. By praying for their souls and presenting the gospel to them, God will honor your efforts and do His work. Join us today as we see this truth lived out by an Old Testament character. (09260251028)
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(Hebrews 11:7) The only way to feed your faith is by having a healthy diet of the Word of God. The Bible is a vital part of a growing Christian’s life. If you want God to find you faithful, be faithful to His Word. (09259251027)
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(Acts 16:1-5) You might be the first link in the chain that brings somebody to Jesus. You might be the last link in the chain that brings somebody to Jesus. But don’t you be the missing link. This message by Scott Pauley is from Acts 16. (09258251025)
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(Hebrews 11:5) The character of interest today is mentioned at the beginning of the Bible and the end. The faith by which he walked with God caused him to stand out amongst the crowd. Could the same thing be said of your faith? (09257251024)
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(Hebrews 11:4) What kind of testimony are you leaving behind? When your story is finished, what will be said about your faith in God? If you want to die in faith, you must firstly live in it (09256251023)
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(Hebrews 11:6) There is only one way to please God – by faith. As you seek Him, the Lord will reward you. Yes, there will always be problems in the Christian life, but faith ensures you will receive God’s best. (09255251022)
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(Hebrews 11:1-3, 6) It is not the strength of your faith which makes the difference but the object of your faith. If your faith is in anything or anyone else other than the Lord Jesus Christ, it is misplaced faith. (09254251021)
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(Hebrews 11:1) Faith must be personal and present – personal because no one can believe in God for you, yet present because faith is an active ingredient in the Christian life. Are you believing God right where you are? (09253251020)
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(Matthew 9:37-38) When you work, you get what man’s work yields, but when you pray, you get God at work. In today’s edition of The Weekend Pulpit, we examine Jesus’ only prayer request in the Gospel records. What is on God’s heart so heavily that He urges us to pray for it? (09252251018)
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(Acts 20:24) As we conclude our study of the great journey’s of the Bible, we look at one verse and three simple ways to enjoy our own life-long journey with the Lord. (09251251017)
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(1 Thessalonians 4:14-18) Journeying With The Church: Soon Christ is coming and we are going. The church will be caught away to be with our Lord forever. We are getting ready for our final flight. (09250251016)
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(Matthew 25:14-19) Journeying With Christ: The same Christ who came to earth and went back to heaven is coming again! When He was here the first time He promised His return and told us what to expect. The last leg of His journey will happen soon. (09249251015)
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(Revelation 1:1-2, 9-10 ) Journeying With John: We all love to meet God in good circumstances and on good days. The Lord sometimes chooses to meet us in the loneliest moments of life. Regardless of your circumstances you can hear from the Holy Spirit. (09248251014)
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(3 John 1-8) Journeying With Gaius: The greatest way to enjoy the journey is to help someone else on theirs! Everybody needs encouragement and those who are trying to move forward need a friend. One of the lesser known characters of Scripture is our great example in today’s study. (09247251013)
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(Matthew 9:1-8) Jesus did not merely have a healing ministry but rather a revealing one. His main goal was not to treat physical ailments but to address mankind’s greatest sickness, sin! Have you experienced the soul-cleansing power of Christ’s gospel? (09246251011)
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(Philemon 8-19) Journeying With Onesimus: You can’t outrun God! He knows where you are and goes where you are. In each of the three characters in today’s story you will see yourself, and you will hear some message God has for you. He is at work in your life. (09245251010)
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(2 Corinthians 11:25-28) Journeying With Paul: The Apostle Paul spent most of his life “on the road.” There were times he grew weary and days he was discouraged, but one truth kept him. Listen to his story and you will find some help for the journey of life. (09244251009)
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(Acts 9:1-7) Journeying With Saul: Along the road to Damascus God changed Saul’s direction forever. In this study we learn eight words that asked, answered, and acted on can help you to find God’s will for your life. (09243251008)
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(Acts 8:26-40) Journeying With Philip: Sometimes God takes you out of your way to put you into His way. Along life’s path He makes appointments for us. May God teach us all to be alert to those around us and awake to the Spirit who lives in us. (09242251007)
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