General Posts

An examination of the biblical texts that regulated slavery in the Old Testament and a comparison to the slavery of the 1800s. What the Bible teaches about slavery.

Should Christians rebel? If so, when? If so, how?
The focus of this study is on those passages of the Bible that inform us how we should react to government and what attitude to have about flawed government.
1 Peter 2:13-17

This chapter of Leviticus describes the categories of clean and unclean animals allowed or disallowed for food. The Israelite “food laws” have long puzzled scholars. This episode overviews the various approaches to discovering a coherent rationale for th

There are some things we need to know about spiritual warfare. How to deal with the world and the flesh.
A follower of Jesus shouldn’t expect the world to like them or for sin to be without consequence. I pray this message blesses you!

Leviticus 10 describes the deaths of the priests Nadab and Abihu, the sons of Aaron, for offering “strange fire”. The nature of their transgression and other admonitions from God to the priesthood are discussed in this episode.

Leviticus 8-9 describes two distinct but related ceremonies: the consecration of the altar and Tabernacle, and the consecration of Aaron as High Priest (vv. 6–12) and his sons as priests. This episode focuses on some of the objects worn by the high pries

Discover when to REBEL against government, the priesthood of ALL believers, the importance of being a FAMILY of God, what a sacrifice of praise is, and more.
Exegetical study of 1 Peter 2:9-10 by Mike Winger

This study is from the Sunday evening service at Hosanna Christian Fellowship.
http://www.HosannaChapel.org

Do you want to know the gospel? Let’s be honest, many people don’t really understand what the gospel teaches beyond the vague term “forgiveness”.
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