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What Must I Do?
June 28, 2008
Reading: Mathew 19: 16 –
Duration: 46 minutes
What must I do?! This question that is asked in reference to salvation and eternal life is a question that plagues a lot of people. In response, they grasp at many things in a futile effort to receive what they desire. Some believe that if they are good people, all will be OK while others feel that they have to punish themselves in some form to receive recognition from God. Some people become religious. They believe that if they follow a long list of rules, God will grant them what they seek. As Phillip explains, the great news is that God makes salvation freely available to anybody that wants it. Better yet, is that the path to salvation is clear and unambiguous. There is no confusion and nothing to figure out.
You Have One Week Left To Live
June 21, 2008
Reading: John 12:1-26
Duration: 37 minutes
This is the hypothetical situation that John poses today. What would you do and how would you live your life if you only had one week left before the end? Naturally, we would probably all do things differently but one thing is certain: Our perspective on life during that week would change. Our lives would be stripped to the bare essentials which would, by definition, be our priorities. This is also how it was for Jesus. John examines Jesus life one week before his crucifixion.
Knowledge of the Future
June 14, 2008
Reading: Mathew 24
Duration: 43 minutes
Much has been written about the chapter John explores today. More specifically, he looks at the subject of prophecy. Can we know what future events are in store for us, based on scripture? Have some disregarded the prophecies that the bible contains? On the other hand, have others made too much of it? Is the Bible accurate and if so, what is our role in this regard? Can the future be predicted at all? John addresses the many questions that arise from this chapter.
The Bank of Time
June 7, 2008
Reading: Ecclesiastes 3:9-22
Duration: 47 minutes
What is time? Although we can study various definitions we all know one thing: time controls us. We live by it and die by it. It waits for no one and to make matters worse, it seems to accelerate as get older. What do we do with the time we have? Andrew explores this concept also delves into the tremendous value of the time that God gives us and the opportunities it presents.
Building Life on a World that is Passing
May 31, 2008
Reading: 1 John 2:15-18
Duration: 41 minutes
God calls on us to not love the world or the things of this world. Why is this? If we look at the world around us, we see that it exists in direct contradiction to the Word of God. If the world tells us something is good, God tells us it is not and vise-versa. Furthermore, the Bible also tells us that this world is passing away. The question George puts forth is this: Do you want to establish a life based on this world which is passing away, or on God, who is everlasting?
The Worship of Idols
May 24, 2008
Reading: Daniel 3
Duration: 48 minutes
John reads an extract in which the Babylonians of ancient times worshipped idols. We may read this and think that we are much more sophisticated today. We do not do such things anymore. However, closer inspection reveals that we do this as much today as they did thousands of years ago. The difference is that today, the idols have taken on a different form. Today we worship money, career progression, music, entertainment and other such idols. What is the problem with these idols? The problems are great as John explains.
The Spiritual World
May 17, 2008
Reading: 2 Kings 6: 8-23
Duration: 35 minutes
George reads a simple story laced with the supernatural - the spiritual world. In it, we see that the spiritual world is very close to us and although we all live in a materialistic and busy world today, we have to be careful because all of these things can have a tendency to dull our spiritual senses. The spiritual world is very real. It is here and now and becomes more pronounced in times of difficulty. How do we approach this spiritual dimension in our lives?
The Injustice of this World
May 10, 2008
Reading: 1 Kings 21
Duration: 42 minutes
John explores a tale of 4 people in the Old Testament - a tale which involves desires, deceit and great injustice. Why is it that we live in such an unjust world? If God is with us, why does justice not prevail? Why do the good suffer and the evil not? Where is God in all of this? Listen in for a deeper exploration of this topic.
Lets Talk...
May 6, 2008
Reading: Exodus 4:10-16
Duration: 34 minutes
Talking is something that most of us do everyday and usually without second thought. Used as a method to exchange thoughts and ideas, it is an effective way to share the Word of God with other people. George takes a look at this topic from many angles and also from a biblical perspective as he cuts to the core of very a powerful ability that we take for granted but that we can also put to greater use.
The True Meaning of Easter
April 19, 2008
Reading: John 12:1-11
Duration: 37 minutes
It is sad and unfortunate that the true meaning of Easter is virtually lost today. Seen as merely another holiday and an opportunity to have a good time, most people have no idea of the true significance behind the event and how important it is to every individual person. Andrew explains.
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