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This week's study discusses Hebrews 7:11-28 and the application of what it means that Jesus was appointed by God as priest according to the order of Melchizedek. Open up your Bible, follow along, and let's study God's Word together. To the fractured and partisan church at Corinth, Paul posed the question: Is Christ divided? The party-ism within this carnally minded church was, in some ways, the precursor to the chaos we see in religion today. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we continue the series "Great Questions Of The Bible" by reintroducing Paul's rhetorical and timely question. This week's study covers the end of chapter six and offers great comfort to those going through difficult times. Does hope anchor your life? Or are you tossed on the seas of life doubting whether you will weather the storms? Check out this weeks study and may it strengthen your faith and offer reassurance through God's Word. What happens when a culture rejects the authority of scripture? The outcome is vividly illustrated in the book of Judges. In those days, the Bible says, there was no king in Israel but every man did that which was right in his own eyes. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we meet a man named Micah who began his own religion and thought it would receive the Lord's approval. The Religion of Micah is a strange story of twisted morals and values and teaches us much about our own day and age. Having priorities is a key to successful living. It is also the key to spiritual success. Many of us, however, struggle to share God's priorities. In this broadcast, we look at those things Jesus said should come first. The Bible is full of great questions -- many of them were the queries of men recorded for our learning -- others asked by the Holy Spirit rhetorically. With this broadcast, we begin a series of lessons on Great Questions of the Bible with an urgent query: What Must I Do To Be Saved?... How did the Holy Spirit answer that question when it was asked in the book of Acts? We turn to the scriptures for the answer. |
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