We live in a day when there are no absolutes. Society no longer has any consensus on what is right and wrong. In this environment, how do we follow the Bible’s command to do what is right in the eyes of man? Tune in to hear Dr. James Boice talk about how to live right in a world that doesn’t believe in wrong.
The Christian is called to bless those who persecute them. But let’s face it; it’s not enough to just remain neutral towards the people who offend us. If we do that, we’ll quickly break down and get angry. So what do we do instead? Tune in to hear Dr. James Boice talk about how to bless your enemy, this week on The Bible Study Hour.
They destroyed Jericho, they annihilated Ai and the next city to fall was the stronghold of Gibeon. What would you do if you were a Gibeonite? The Gibeonites developed a plan of deception to save themselves, but that plan would play out in a way that no one could imagine. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he demonstrates how the Lord used a major error to introduce a people to Himself.
Do you ever feel unappreciated? As though the work you’re doing has gone unnoticed? Instead of seeking praise, love is always looking to honor others. In every way, the love we need for each other goes against the grain of our natural tendencies. Tune in to hear Dr. James Boice share more about this transformational love, this week on the Bible Study Hour.
To love as God loves doesn’t mean to simply embracing everything. Loving as God does, means there are things we should hate. How can this be? Listen to Dr. James Boice talk about how love discriminates between good and evil, hanging to what’s right, but hating what’s not. Listen this week on the Bible Study Hour.
A nationwide radio program preparing you to think and act biblically featuring the late Dr. James Montgomery Boice, former Senior Minister, Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, PA. This half-hour long program broadcasts Sundays.
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