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Prove It! (Pt. 3: He Would Suffer and Die on the Cross)

‘Prove It!’ Series: Proving Faith in Jesus from the Old Testament Prophecies [originally taught in 2013] In the beginning, the apostles spread the Christian faith throughout the world using the evidence of fulfilled Old Testament prophecies. This ancient approach is still incredibly effective in persuading truth-seeking unbelievers to believe that Jesus is the Son of

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Prove It! (Pt. 2 of 5: Christ the King Would Come)

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Prove It! (Pt. 1 of 5: Why the Prophecies Still Matter)

If I could prove to you, through the Old Testament prophecies, that Jesus is the Son of God, would you believe and follow Him? The "Prove It!" series was taught in 2013. Its content is timeless. In the beginning, the apostles spread the Christian faith throughout the world using the evidence of fulfilled Old Testament

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I Believe in the Holy Spirit, Pt. 2

In this second lesson on the Holy Spirit, we consider what it means that the Spirit lives in Christ's followers during our short lifetimes, "a deposit" of our future glory. With examples from both the Old and New Testaments, we see how the Holy Spirit seeks to lead God's people, including the church today. We

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I Believe in the Holy Spirit, Pt. 1

Few Christians would deny the existence of the Holy Spirit! But what does it mean to believe in the Holy Spirit? Who is He? What is His nature and personality? And what is His role in our lives? In this first of two lessons, we explore what the Scriptures say about the Holy Spirit and

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Your Life Shall Hang Before Your Eyes (Deuteronomy 28)

Here, Moses gives classic conditional promises to Israel: blessings if they obey and graphic curses if they do not. This reminds us of promises of Jesus that likewise include important conditions. This chapter also contains a remarkable, faith-building prophecy of the crucifixion of Christ, one recognized by many early Christians writers but largely unknown today. Teaching

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The Ultimate Curse (Deuteronomy 27)

Moses explains that after the Israelites cross the Jordan River and enter Canaan, they must build a special altar on Mount Ebal. Then the Levites will pronounce a series of curses on the nation that will fall on them if they violate commands from the Law of Moses. The final curse is a catch-all. Paul will

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One Final Commandment in the Law (Deuteronomy 26)

The last rule given by Moses is to protect them from dangers associated with prosperity. After they enter Canaan, they are to set aside special offerings from the firstfruits of the land. The Lord knows that material prosperity will tempt His people to forget Him, leading them to become prideful and self-reliant. We then consider

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Do Not Muzzle the Ox (Deuteronomy 25)

This chapter introduces a surprising range of topics. They include classic ‘Eastern’ or allegorical style prophecies that foreshadow: Jesus on the cross, victory over Satan, and the basis for providing financial support to those in ministry. We also uncover a detail that could shed light on a question Christians have raised through the ages: “Why

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Paul's Prayers for the Ephesians

When we pray for one another as Christians, what do we pray for? This lesson examines two prayers of Paul for the church in Ephesus, that we might imitate his example and receive blessings that our heavenly Father desires to give. Teaching Notes Paul's Prayers for the Ephesians - Lesson Notes

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