Pastor Jack Graham has been leading us in a study in the book of Joshua, helping us to experience God’s presence and provision. Today, Pastor Graham teaches that the story of Joshua is a story of victory -- our victory in Christ.
PowerPoint is the broadcast ministry of Dr. Jack Graham from Prestonwood Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Convinced that the Kingdom of God is a matter of power, not talk, PowerPoint is committed to helping Christians experience that Kingdom power in every area of their lives. This half-hour broadcast will help Christians apply God's Word to everyday living.
PowerPoint is the broadcast ministry of Dr. Jack Graham from Prestonwood Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Convinced that the Kingdom of God is a matter of power, not talk, PowerPoint is committed to helping Christians experience that Kingdom power in every area of their lives. This half-hour broadcast will help Christians apply God's Word to everyday living.
We’re given so much when we come to Christ, new life, significance and purpose. But salvation also brings with it responsibilities. On today’s PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham brings a message outlining three of the most important things that should follow every salvation.
Pastor Jack Graham teaches on what he calls three of the most important verses in the Bible found in Hebrews 4: 14-16. The greatest divide is not political, socio-economic, or racial, Pastor Graham teaches. It is the divide between a holy God and sinful humanity.
Continuing our look at the book of Hebrews, Pastor Jack Graham brings a message titled “The Living Word of God.” Pastor Graham teaches that the Bible is no ordinary book, it is the living, breathing Word of God.
We’re glad you’ve joined us for today’s PowerPoint as we continue the “Going the Distance” series. Pastor Jack Graham teaches from Hebrews 4 on the promise of God’s rest – the rest of Christ that He gives to us when we trust in Him.
In today’s message, “Keep Going,” Pastor Jack Graham looks to a powerful passage of Scripture found in the book of Hebrews 3: 7–8. As believers, we cannot allow our hearts to be hardened to the Word of God; we must continue growing.