A Lectureship Through the Book of Mark
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Working through Isaiah 40:12-26, the sermon argues that the greater one’s vision of Jehovah God, the firmer the foundation beneath one’s faith. It shows God as the incomparable Creator who measures the waters and heavens, needs no counselor, and treats the nations as a drop in a bucket. It contrasts Him with human idols, ancient and modern such as wealth, fame, power and pleasure. It closes by noting that the God who calls every star by name knows each person…
For the last 9 months, my brother in Christ, Nathan Guest and I have had the honor and privilege to facilitate a class on Personal Evangelism. It’s been a great learning experience for the students and I believe for Nathan & me as well. Something that I have taken from the classes is that many just don’t know where to start when introducing Christ, the Gospel, the church, or God to people who “just don’t seem interested.” We have often…
“To whom then will you liken God, or what likeness compare with him?” (Isaiah 40:18) Isaiah 40 calls us to enlarge our vision of God. This vision concerns more than religion; it concerns reality itself. Isaiah directs our attention to the God who created the cosmos, governs the affairs of humanity, and established the workings of time, space, and matter. As we behold God’s greatness, our faith in His wisdom, power, and care grows stronger. Isaiah asks who has measured…
“Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God.” When Israel walked through the wilderness, God fed them with manna. Each morning they went out and gathered what He had provided for that day. The bread was simple, daily, and necessary. Their life in the wilderness depended upon what God provided. Moses later explained the lesson: God fed them with manna so they would learn that “man does not live by…