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We look at the excellent promises and provisions of Jeremiah's new Covenant prophecy. An encouraging word of assurance concerning God's preservation of his people.

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We trace an expectation of victory and ultimate triumph of the faith, starting from Abraham, through the New Testament. Is the world really running down? Has God destined his Son's church for defeat in time and history? Or is there a much brighter plan that should fill us with holy confidence?
We trace an expectation of victory and ultimate triumph of the faith, starting from Abraham, through the New Testament. Is the world really running down? Has God destined his Son's church for defeat in time and history? Or is there a much brighter plan that should fill us with holy confidence?
We are not running on a new version of the law of Moses here. It's not Torah 2.0. The Covenant we have with Jesus is better. It's not the same agreement in better packaging, but actually better. Be blessed as we explore how and why.
We are not running on a new version of the law of Moses here. It's not Torah 2.0. The Covenant we have with Jesus is better. It's not the same agreement in better packaging, but actually better. Be blessed as we explore how and why.
We begin a short, beginner-level class on Bible prophecy by defining a few terms and taking a broad overview of contrasting models of Bible prophecy. Specifically, we spend some time talking about the distinctives of the Dispensational scheme, which is responsible for a great deal of fear and confu…
We begin a short, beginner-level class on Bible prophecy by defining a few terms and taking a broad overview of contrasting models of Bible prophecy. Specifically, we spend some time talking about the distinctives of the Dispensational scheme, which is responsible for a great deal of fear and confu…
The author of Hebrews brings his argument about Christ's priesthood to a high point, leaving us with 4 reasons to glorify Christ.
The author of Hebrews brings his argument about Christ's priesthood to a high point, leaving us with 4 reasons to glorify Christ.
Another battle cry of the Reformation is on tap today: Solus Christus, or Christ Alone.
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