On the Edge of Their Seats
The disciples are waiting anxiously in Jerusalem. Jesus has just ascended into heaven and promised that a Comforter would come. They would know Him when they saw Him. But what would His arrival be like? When would He come? How would He come? The disciples were about to find out!
Question and Answer Program No. 57
Stephen and Scott discuss questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program.
Introducing Dr. Luke
When, where and how did the Church begin? What was the first church like? Did they have Pastors and Deacons like we have? Did they meet in Church buildings or houses? In this message Luke gives us a Church History lesson you won't want to miss.
Forever and Ever, Amen!
Have you ever been to a revival meeting or a seminar where the worship music blew you away? Maybe you stood amongst hundreds or thousands of individuals singing at the top of their lungs to Jesus, and felt it was like a glimpse of Heaven? It was. Revelation 5:11-14 takes us into a heavenly worship service where thousands of Angels, men and animals are all singing praise to God! This is worship at its finest!
Forbidden!
Jesus Christ is the Lamb of God. When He came to earth 2,000 years ago, He set His omnipotence and splendor aside to wear the garb of humanity. He lived in meekness and died in meekness. But here in Revelation 5:8-10, Jesus reveals that He is also the Lion of the tribe of Judah. All Heaven bows down before Him. Earth will soon follow...
The Secret Scroll
There is a secret scroll in heaven and it is sealed with seven seals. An angel calls out, "Who is worthy to open the scroll?" No one comes forth. Abraham, Moses, and David are there but they aren't worthy to open it. Martin Luther and Charles Spurgeon are there, but they aren't worthy either. The tension is rising. Is anyone in heaven or on earth or under the earth worthy to open the scroll?
More Than Crackers for Legacies
True Sightings
The vision of heaven that John gives us in Revelation 4 is nothing like those we see on television or perhaps imagine in our own minds. His poetic imagery is peculiar and almost fantastical at first sight. But as Stephen helps us envision this heavenly scene, our eyes will be opened to the incredible reality of it.
Soon . . . And Very Soon!
Books keep being written by people who have supposedly been to Heaven and back through near-death experiences. Are their accounts real? Do they agree with the Apostle John's account of his tour through the heavenly city? John is the only Divinely inspired witness we have . . . so let's put away the best sellers and see what John has to say about Heaven.
Inviting God's Searchlight
There are two kinds of prayers that will have dramatic effects on your walk of faith. The first is "God, make whatever You will of me." The second is, "God, take whatever you will out of me." Neither prayer comes easy.