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Jim Van Gelderen explains Romans 13:8–10, showing how love for one’s neighbor stands behind the commands against adultery, murder, theft, false witness, and coveting. After an extended introduction about moral decline, he focuses on purity of heart and conduct, the effects of selfish choices on rel…
Daniel Van Gelderen traces Joshua’s response to Israel’s defeat at Ai and God’s directions concerning Achan’s hidden sin in Joshua 7–8. His four applications—get up, clean up, look up, and buckle up—move from listening to God and confessing sin to trusting His promises and expecting His power in re…
Jim Van Gelderen examines Exodus 21:15, 17 and Deuteronomy 21:18–21, drawing applications about intentionally hurting parents, treating them lightly, and persistent disobedience. He connects these passages with the command to honor father and mother, distinguishing ancient Israel’s civil penalties …
Ed Loney studies Jesus’ temptation in Matthew 4:1–11, organizing the message around the reality of temptation, the response to it, resistance, and eventual relief. He examines the temptations involving bread, the temple pinnacle, and the kingdoms of the world, then explains how Jesus answered each …
Jim Van Gelderen examines Jesus’ command to have faith in God in Mark 11, using the withered fig tree and the picture of a mountain being removed. He applies the passage to three obstacles: self-confidence or self-doubt, difficult circumstances, and uncertainty about the future, illustrating God’s …
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