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Eight is the number of new beginnings, and Zechariah saw eight prophetic vignettes. If I were to just list all of them, that wouldn't give you much information; we invite you to open your Bible and inspect them for yourself. Some of these quick visions near the end of the Old Testament remind us of others we find in the final book of the New Testament: Revelation. We'll point out those connections…
Eight is the number of new beginnings, and Zechariah saw eight prophetic vignettes. If I were to just list all of them, that wouldn't give you much information; we invite you to open your Bible and inspect them for yourself. Some of these quick visions near the end of the Old Testament remind us of others we find in the final book of the New Testament: Revelation. We'll point out those connections…
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Eight is the number of new beginnings, and Zechariah saw eight prophetic vignettes. If I were to just list all of them, that wouldn't give you much information; we invite you to open your Bible and inspect them for yourself. Some of these quick visions near the end of the Old Testament remind us of others we find in the final book of the New Testament: Revelation. We'll point out those connections…
What did Zechariah see, and what did it mean? Well, he saw eight miniatures - short films, if you will - pocket-sized visions of what God had planned. And as for what they meant, he didn't know, so he asked. This week on the program we're studying the early chapters of the prophet Zechariah. And we'll see that the "Lord of Armies" was concerned about more than just the immediate tasks of returning…
What did Zechariah see, and what did it mean? Well, he saw eight miniatures - short films, if you will - pocket-sized visions of what God had planned. And as for what they meant, he didn't know, so he asked. This week on the program we're studying the early chapters of the prophet Zechariah. And we'll see that the "Lord of Armies" was concerned about more than just the immediate tasks of returning…
What did Zechariah see, and what did it mean? Well, he saw eight miniatures - short films, if you will - pocket-sized visions of what God had planned. And as for what they meant, he didn't know, so he asked. This week on the program we're studying the early chapters of the prophet Zechariah. And we'll see that the "Lord of Armies" was concerned about more than just the immediate tasks of returning…
What did Zechariah see, and what did it mean? Well, he saw eight miniatures - short films, if you will - pocket-sized visions of what God had planned. And as for what they meant, he didn't know, so he asked. This week on the program we're studying the early chapters of the prophet Zechariah. And we'll see that the "Lord of Armies" was concerned about more than just the immediate tasks of returning…
What did Zechariah see, and what did it mean? Well, he saw eight miniatures - short films, if you will - pocket-sized visions of what God had planned. And as for what they meant, he didn't know, so he asked. This week on the program we're studying the early chapters of the prophet Zechariah. And we'll see that the "Lord of Armies" was concerned about more than just the immediate tasks of returning…
"If God is good, why does He allow so much evil in the world?" That's a question we should be prepared to answer if we assert that God is morally good - noble, virtuous, upright. So, in our final sermon in the Attributes of God series, we pivot from the subject of His greatness, to His goodness. It turns out that the Almighty is better than anyone could have imagined; and that He gives His…
"If God is good, why does He allow so much evil in the world?" That's a question we should be prepared to answer if we assert that God is morally good - noble, virtuous, upright. So, in our final sermon in the Attributes of God series, we pivot from the subject of His greatness, to His goodness. It turns out that the Almighty is better than anyone could have imagined; and that He gives His…
"If God is good, why does He allow so much evil in the world?" That's a question we should be prepared to answer if we assert that God is morally good - noble, virtuous, upright. So, in our final sermon in the Attributes of God series, we pivot from the subject of His greatness, to His goodness. It turns out that the Almighty is better than anyone could have imagined; and that He gives His…
"If God is good, why does He allow so much evil in the world?" That's a question we should be prepared to answer if we assert that God is morally good - noble, virtuous, upright. So, in our final sermon in the Attributes of God series, we pivot from the subject of His greatness, to His goodness. It turns out that the Almighty is better than anyone could have imagined; and that He gives His…
"If God is good, why does He allow so much evil in the world?" That's a question we should be prepared to answer if we assert that God is morally good - noble, virtuous, upright. So, in our final sermon in the Attributes of God series, we pivot from the subject of His greatness, to His goodness. It turns out that the Almighty is better than anyone could have imagined; and that He gives His…
Christians do not engage in "blind faith!" We believe, because God is believe-able. Faith is the rational response to a God this faithful. To open up the month of August, we'll get into some interesting discussions about both the faithfulness and the justice of Heaven, and how there might seem to be tension between those aspects of the divine nature... after we've wrapped up last week's talk on…
