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Behold, he prayeth, -Acts 9-11---1- Exhortations and promises regarding prayer .-2- Prayers in scripture - learning and being encouraged by them .

Pastor Micah started a new series this week called Wisdom: A Study in Proverbs! While King Solomon was not perfect (he didn't even always take his own advice!) he did record an incredible collection of wisdom in the book of Proverbs. This wisdom is timeless; it was relevant thousands of years ago and it is relevant today. The specifics may have changed, but the principles in Proverbs are still solid and sound advice for you and me! This week we focused on defining what wisdom is, and how to pursue or gain wisdom!Here are 2 important observations I wanted to highlight in regards to the book of Proverbs:Proverbs contains general principles about how life should work.Proverbs contains examples of foolish vs. wise behavior. (Not necessarily focusing on the morality of right vs wrong)So how do we pursue/gain wisdom in our lives?Ask God for it!Seek out God's Truth! (Scripture)Listen to Wise PeopleBottom Line: Wisdom is knowledge applied, but in Proverbs we learn that Godly Wisdom is knowledge applied in a way that honors God!

Do you look forward to reading your Bible and love hearing messages based on Scripture-- Listen to this lesson to learn how to delight in God's Word. Find out what the difference is in the lives of wise people and foolish people and what causes this. Ask yourself if you delight in the Word of God and make it a priority in your life.

Meet My God in the scriptures! Read the Bible every day.  S.O.A.P.Scripture- Listen to the podcastObservation- Read the weekly highlights on www.ruthennaporterfield.comApplication- Watch example on how scripture applies to life on YouTube channelPrayer- Share and leave comments on website, YouTube and social media

It All Starts With…Standalone message – Jason Gore, Lead PastorThis week will be both informational and inspirational. As a church, we have been going through a transition, and we need to get back to the basics of who we are and where we are going.As a group, we need to look at the direction of where we are going with some specific positions within the church and why we exist as a church.1 Samuel 8:4-5 (NIV)  The people of Israel wanted a king.When situations get crazy and when things get out of our control, it's always good to go back to the basics.Matthew 22:35-39 (ESV)  First, love the Lord with everything in you; and then, love your neighbor as yourself.Why should we love God?Philippians 2:6-8 (NASB)Philippians 2:6-8 (The Message)To love God, we need to:Know Him (read Scripture)Listen to Him (prayer)To love our neighbors as ourselves, we need to:Know them (BLESS)Serve themWho is our neighbor?Let's make a fresh covenant and commit to a few things together as Hope Community Church.1. Commit to daily time in Scripture and listening to God in prayer.2. Commit to daily serving someone, somewhere.

Today's Scripture: Listen, Lord, and answer me,for I am poor and needy.2 Protect my life, for I am faithful.You are my God; save your servant who trusts in you.3 Be gracious to me, Lord,for I call to you all day long.4 Bring joy to your servant's life,because I appeal to you, Lord. 5 For you, Lord, are kind and […] The post Psalm 86 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today's Scripture: Listen, Shepherd of Israel,who leads Joseph like a flock;you who sit enthroned between the cherubim,shine 2 on Ephraim,Benjamin, and Manasseh.Rally your power and come to save us.3 Restore us, God;make your face shine on us,so that we may be saved. 4 Lord God of Armies,how long will you be angrywith your people's prayers?5 You fed them the […] The post Psalm 80 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today’s Scripture: Listen to my prayer, God;And do not hide Yourself from my pleading.2 Give Your attention to me and answer me;I am restless in my complaint and [c]trouble upon meAnd in anger they hold a grudge against me. 4 My heart is in anguish within me,And the terrors of death have fallen upon me.5 Fear and trembling […] The post Psalm 55 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today’s Scripture: “Listen to me, you who pursue godliness,[a]who seek the Lord.Look at the rock from which you were chiseled,at the quarry[b] from which you were dug.[c]2 Look at Abraham, your father,and Sarah, who gave you birth.[d]When I summoned him, he was a lone individual,[e]but I blessed him[f] and gave him numerous descendants.[g]3 Certainly the Lord will […] The post Isaiah 51 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today’s Scripture: Listen to me, you coastlands![a]Pay attention, you people who live far away!The Lord summoned me from birth;[b]he commissioned me when my mother brought me into the world.[c]2 He made my mouth like a sharp sword,he hid me in the hollow of his hand;he made me like a sharpened[d] arrow,he hid me in his quiver.[e]3 He […] The post Isaiah 49 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today’s Scripture: Listen to this, O family of Jacob,[a]you who are called by the name ‘Israel,’and are descended from Judah,[b]who take oaths in the name of the Lord,and invoke[c] the God of Israel—but not in an honest and just manner.[d]2 Indeed, they live in the holy city;[e]they trust in[f] the God of Israel,whose name is the […] The post Isaiah 48 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today’s Scripture: “Listen to me in silence, you coastlands![a]Let the nations find renewed strength!Let them approach and then speak;let us come together for debate.[b]2 Who stirs up this one from the east?[c]Who[d] officially commissions him for service?[e]He hands nations over to him,[f]and enables him to subdue[g] kings.He makes them like dust with his sword,like windblown straw […] The post Isaiah 41 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Today’s Scripture: Listen, Ethiopia[a]—land of fluttering sails[b]    that lies at the headwaters of the Nile,2 that sends ambassadors    in swift boats down the river. Go, swift messengers!Take a message to a tall, smooth-skinned people,    who are feared far and widefor their conquests and destruction,    and whose land is divided by rivers. 3 All you people of the world,    everyone who lives on […] The post Isaiah 18 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

Exodus Old and New   Michael Morales is professor of Biblical Studies at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, and his most recent book is getting some well-deserved attention. It’s titled Exodus Old and New, and Michael tells us how the book—which is not a commentary—traces the Exodus motif, which becomes the paradigm for redemption throughout God’s Word. What does the exodus from exile represent in the whole of Scripture? Listen as Michael chooses a few particular portions of Scripture to explain. We are giving away a few copies of Exodus Old and New. Register for an opportunity to win one. The books are a generous gift from IVP Press.   

Today, we will learn about the sufficiency of Scripture. What is the sufficiency of Scripture? Listen as Pastor Tommy talks about why Christians need to adhere to this crucial, yet neglected, doctrine of our time.

What is the natural and spiritual man in the Scripture? Listen to our special speak, Brother "Paco" Guererro, to find out.

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Isn’t it amazing what incredible truths God can reveal in a single verse of Scripture? Listen and be challenged as Alan Smith discusses Jesus’ comments on what yeast teaches us about God's Kingdom.

In today's episode, I answer one of the most fundamental questions to the Christian faith. What is the origin of Scripture? Listen to the episode to learn about how Scripture is God-breathed and spoken to us by God Himself. We'll look at 2 Peter 1:20–21

Have you ever wondered what to do with a confusing passage of Scripture? Listen as Pastor Ronnie shares what to focus on, as well as what's near and dear to God's heart.

Sermon Title: Metaphors of Hope: The Second Coming in Christian ImaginationScripture Reading: Matthew 24:37-44; Acts 1:10-11; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Revelation 21:1-4 The belief that Jesus will one day return to earth is a central tenet of our faith. Jesus said he would return. So, all of orthodox Christianity testifies to the hope that Jesus will literally come again. Yet, we're not all in agreement as to what that will look like. How did such an important concept become so complicated, even bizarre? And why is it so critical that we exercise a disciplined imagination when interpreting Scripture? Listen to Pastor David share what the New Testament teaches about Christ's return, and why it matters that we hold to hopeful view of the future.Worship Resources:sermon video (mp4)sermon slidesAugust 26 bulletin

In our culture these days the idea of "freedom" is often seen as the license to do whatever you want. However, Scripture teaches us that we are bound like slaves to whatever we obey...whether sin or righteousness. Hillsong Worship reminds us that we are free when the Son sets us free in their song "Who You Say I Am." ian dooley Jesus has some strong words to say about the matter in John 8. Why don't you join me there? On this week's episode I discuss: Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture - this week's Bible Interaction Tool Exercises include: Slow down Repetition Read larger chunks of Scripture Listen to the audio version Reference several translations Complete a word study How taking a couple of weeks to prepare this lesson reminded me of the value of slowing down Listening to an audio version of Scripture using the YouVersion Bible App The importance of studying using several translations How John tells the story from a perspective after Jesus’ resurrection and the gift of the Holy Spirit How Christ's true identity becomes a hotly contested topic of conversation - John 7:40-44 Focus verses for the podcast - John 8:30-38 "As verse 31 stresses, appearance of belief must be matched by perseverance in following Jesus and His teaching.” - The Apologetics Study Bible The word study for the word translated "hold," or "remain faithful," or "continue in," or "abide" in John 8:31 - BibleHub.com How absurd it is to believe that we are not slaves What we were saved from - Titus 3:3-7 Becoming slaves to righteousness - Romans 6:16-18   Additional Resources Lyrics Acoustic performance and story behind the song "Who You Say I Am" - WorshipTogether Video This Week's Challenge Read John chapter 8. Read it several times in several translations. Put on the audio version a few times this week as well. Focus in on the section we talked about today or journey through the Old Testament seeking out details of the Feast of Tabernacles and compare what you learn to the experiences of Jesus detailed in John 7-10. Be sure to slow down — repetition will help you do that.

We kick off Holy Week 2017 with a celebration of Palm Sunday. What is Holy Week, anyway? Why do we celebrate it? What significance does Palm Sunday have with the big picture of Scripture? Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks dives into the importance of Palm Sunday and what it's pointing to.

We kick off Holy Week 2017 with a celebration of Palm Sunday. What is Holy Week, anyway? Why do we celebrate it? What significance does Palm Sunday have with the big picture of Scripture? Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks dives into the importance of Palm Sunday and what it's pointing to.

Did God dictate the Bible to the writers of Scripture? Listen to this lesson to learn the different ways that God, the Holy Spirit, oversaw the writers of Scripture so that every word in the original is without error. Hear about Princeton’s theology that at one time built a bulwark against attacks on inerrancy. See the high view of Scripture that Jesus showed when He was on earth including the way He emphasized the importance of every word when the devil tested him. Also, see how He affirms the accuracy of historical events in the Bible and the importance He places on every letter in every word of Scripture. Hear four corollaries that will strengthen your faith in the Word of God.

How do we approach the subject of personal sin in respects to Evangelism? Should we tell people that all sins are equal? Do we actually find grounds for this in Scripture? Listen in and see what Michael, Tim, Sam and Carrie have to say!

How many judgments are there in Scripture? Listen to this lesson to learn the difference between the Judgment Seat of Christ for believers and the Great White Throne Judgment for unbelievers. Understand that the Judgment Seat of Christ is designed for believers to determine rewards and not their eternal destiny. Learn about the four resurrections and the sheep and goat judgment. Come to understand that the issue is the standard of God's righteousness and that man can never measure up to that. God, in His grace, imputes His righteousness to those who believe in His Son, Jesus Christ. The question all of us must ask is if we are ready for God's judgment?