God Speaks

Mike Sullivan

Psalms 19

Psalm 19 describes how all of creation declares the glory of God. He has revealed Himself through general revelation in the world he has created, not just earth but all of creation and the heavens above. He has also shown Himself through the words He has spoken, the Bible. In His Word there is both warning and great reward.

Christ Our Savior

Jim Leffel

Colossians 1:12-22

This passage summarizes in a nutshell the entire story of the Bible. It encapsulates who Christ is and what he has done as King, Creator and Redeemer. As King, he has enabled fallen man to be transferred from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of the Son. As Redeemer, he has reconciled us by paying the debt we could never pay. As Creator, he is the source of regeneration from death into life, a new life.

The Fear of the Lord

Gary DeLashmutt

Psalms 33-34

Most Christians know the fear of the Lord is not being afraid of God, but few know what it is. The fear of the Lord is to stand in awe of God's greatness and express your awe by praising Him. It is waiting on and hoping in God's lovingkindness. It is following and obeying His moral instructions. In other words, fear of the Lord is to be humble before God.

God Revealed

Dennis McCallum

Psalms 19:1-14

God is there and He is not silent. He has made Himself known through the sky and the wonders of the earth. Along with general revelation, He has also given us His word, so we can know Him personally. This psalm goes through all the ways God tries to reach us.\r\n

The Beginning of Our World

Gary DeLashmutt

Genesis 2:1-4

This famous passage on the beginning of our world is distinguished from other creation literature and shown superior. It is also harmonized with what science has discovered about the origin of the universe and life on earth. Genesis is history rather than myth and presents key theological truths to help us make sense of our lives. Will we respond to God speaking to us through His Word?

Marks of the Creator Found in Creation (Pt. 2)

Conrad Hilario

Romans 1:18-20

In Romans 1, Paul tells us that God has made Himself known through his creation, but that people suppress the truth in unrighteousness. The origin of the universe is one part of creation that points to an intelligent being as its cause. We are challenged to examine the evidence and turn to the living God, who has made Himself known more fully through Jesus Christ.

How We Know God is Real (Part 3)

Dennis McCallum

Romans 1:19

How do we know that God is real? This is the final teaching looking at the evidence for a God. What is your soul? This teaching takes a close look at the idea that humans are more than just physical beings--that we have a spiritual element as well.

How We Know God is Real (Part 2)

Dennis McCallum

Romans 1:20

How do we know God is real? This teaching continues to answer that question. Looking closely at biology and understanding the complicated elements that make up life, all points to a mastermind behind it all.

Marks of the Creator Found in Creation

Conrad Hilario

Romans 1:16-20

Romans 1 claims that God has made himself known through his creation. One of the ways scientific discovery points to an intelligent creator is the astonishing fine-tuning of the universe to enable life. We are challenged to look at the evidence and put our faith in Jesus Christ.