In today’s world there are many things which prohibit us from seeing clearly how to connect with God and navigate the course of life. Here’s Dr. Tony Hart in II Cor. Chapter 3
In today’s message with Dr. Tony Hart we take a look at the difference between the letter (which Paul says kills) and the Spirit which he declares “gives life.” We’re in II Corinthians chapter 3
As believers we are God’s representatives in the world. We are His love letter to a world which desperately needs to hear from Him. We’re continuing our trek through the book of II Corinthians with Dr. Tony Hart. Won’t you join us?
The Christian life is a journey, and we must find the path that leads to a victorious, overcoming life- the abundant life that Jesus wants His children to live. Join us as Dr. Tony continues his teaching from 2 Corinthians.
God uses discipline in the lives of those whom He loves. Where would we be without it? Open your Bibles to II Corinthians chapter one and follow along as Dr. Tony Hart teaches.
Today we continue our journey through the book of II Corinthians with a powerful and uplifting message that reminds us of God’s promises of deliverance.
In today’s teaching Dr. B. Sam Hart unleashes for some what might be a startling truth: God wants to bless you, but you may not be ready to receive it.
Following instructions is not only important when assembling things, it’s crucial to living the Christian life. In Ruth chapter one, Dr. Tony Hart uses Ruth’s story as a vivid example of this vital discipline.
Estimates are that the average adult makes about 35,000 decisions every day, ranging from minor choices like what to wear or eat to more significant ones, averaging about one decision every two seconds. This vast number includes everything from crossing the street to choosing how to spend one’s time. Some of our choices may seem to have little impact on our daily lives or our future, but in reality, one bad choice can be like a falling domino that effects not only our lives but the lives of others well into the future.
King Solomon, was one of the wisest persons who ever lived. He built the First Temple in Jerusalem. He amassed great wealth, a powerful military, and lived in a magnificent royal palace, reigning over a unified Israel at its peak. But in the Book of Ecclesiastes, he laments about the vanity and emptiness of life. We all have plans, desires and things we want to accomplish in our lives, and today’s teaching with Dr. Tony Hart reminds us that if our plans and goals don’t line up with God’s, they are destined to be cut down.
As Dr. Tony Hart continues his teaching in the Book of Daniel, we are confronted today with some startling and sometimes frightening imagery. As Christians we maintain hope during turbulent times because our faith is rooted in God’s Word, which transcends our circumstances. Central to us is the conviction that God is sovereign and loving, offering strength, guidance and comfort even in times of uncertainty. We draw our strength from scriptural promises of peace, redemption, and a purposeful future, believing that adversity can lead to growth and deeper trust in God.
We can all quote the line from the prayer that Jesus taught His disciples that says, “Lead us not into temptation.” Today’s teaching shows us that when we do our part in staying away from evil blessings will follow.
In the year 1624 author John Donne’s book “Devotions upon Emergent Occasions” reflected on sickness, pain, and the human condition. The book contains a very famous line: “No Man Is An Island.” It emphasized a connectivity that each of us needs in our lives. Unfortunately, not everyone is available, able or willing to be there when we need them. Thankfully we serve a God that is always there- especially when we need Him most.
