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Why Lady Macbeth Didn’t Have To Commit Suicide – Part 2 of 2
Guilt and shame can provoke people to kill themselves, as Lady Macbeth did in Shakespeare’s famous play. But we don’t have to fall prey to the devil’s lies. In this message from Hebrews 9, Pastor Lutzer gives us four truths that deliver from guilt and depression. We need hope, especially when everything is falling apart inside.
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A Lesson in Prophecy
Imagine a jigsaw puzzle where the once scattered pieces finally reveal a perfect picture. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans explains how Jesus’ death and resurrection fulfill Old Testament prophecies, showing us the bigger picture of God’s plan.
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James 1:3-11
Why do God’s people suffer? Dr. J. Vernon McGee says that question is the big issue of lifebecause it gets right down where you and I are moving today . . . right down where the rubber meets the road.
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The Potter and the Clay
Do you ever find yourself fighting against something, not because it’s wrong, but because you didn’t get to make the rules? The Bible teaches us that God is the potter and we are the clay. Our tendency is to fight against Him simply because He made us and we’re not in charge. If you’re ready to explore the way God says we should respond to Him, tune in this week to The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice.
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Courage in the Storm: Trusting God's Plan
Explore the themes of perseverance and faith as you journey through Acts, a narrative that captures the early Church's growth and the transformative influence of the Holy Spirit. Witness the boldness of the apostles as they spread the Gospel, highlighting God's ability to use ordinary individuals for extraordinary purposes. Through hardship and trials, the narrative reminds us that fulfilling God's call often requires courage amidst challenges. The message encourages trust in God's timing and plan, emphasizing that success is measured by faithfulness rather than outcomes. The Spirit that empowered the early Church continues to guide us today, prompting us to share Jesus's love and message.