Enjoyed teaching today at the Pepperdine Bible Lectures in sunny Malibu, CA. We ran out of seats in the room I was in, then we ran out of floor space. Made me happy! 🙂
Here’s a free recording of the class if you’d like to listen: Continue reading
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"For out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks." -Jesus
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Free Audio from Family Vacation 2012: Never Roam Alone
- Robert Cox – “Never Roam Alone: God is With You!” (46:33)
- Robert Cox – “Never Roam Alone: Are You With God?” (42:56)
- Allen Hamblin – “I’ve Been ‘Gnome’ to Worship” (57:18)
- Orlando Henlon – “Prepared to Roam” (55:57)
- Juan Black – “Alone & Engaged” (53:35)
- Ben Mullins – “Men’s Session: Alone & Endangered pt. 1” (53:33)
- Ben Mullins – “Men’s Session: Alone & Endangered pt. 2” (60:32)
- Hannah Cox – “Women’s Session: Alone & Endangered pt. 1” (45:23)
- Hannah Cox – “Women’s Session: Alone & Endangered pt. 2” (51:50)
- Kerry Cox – “Two Gnomes Are Better Than One” (44:50)
- Kerry Cox – “Love & Lost Gnomes” (34:47)
- Macky Shedd – “Every Gnome Needs a Nathan” (57:47)
- Clint Hill – “BGFs (Best Gnomes Forever)” (59:54)
- Lynn Stringfellow – “Behind Every Good Gnome” (49:02)
- Johnny Bond – “Deliberate Roaming” (40:03)
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How did Jesus’ disciples understand “the kingdom”?
Throughout the gospels the Bible records Jesus “preaching the kingdom”, but what did this mean, and what did the disciples following Jesus in the first century understand this kingdom would be?
This lesson based upon Acts 1:1-11 walks through a few key scriptures in the Old and New Testaments to give listeners a bit of perspective as to the first century Jewish understanding of the coming kingdom, and why their understanding was incorrect.
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- Audio Only: Kingdom Come pt. 1 – Acts 1:1-11Â (42:23)
- PowerPoint: Click here to get the PowerPoint
In part 2 of this lesson (coming next week), we’ll examine a correct understanding of the kingdom based upon Peter’s sermon in Acts 2.
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