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(11/12 '96)
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There's Work To
Be Done |
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One of the key truths
in Scripture is the two elements of redemption: (1) from the bondage
of sin and death, and (2) unto the freedom of serving in newness
of life. As Christians, we are to work heartily for the Lord Jesus Christ,
because it is He who has given us life. Our primary work, however, must
be to become one with the Lord whom we serve. We must work "yoked
with Him" or we will burn out. Passion for Jesus must be our chief
motivation in serving people, and at His appearing He will reward us for
our labor of love. By
John Lynn
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(9/10 '96)
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The Mystery Revisited
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To maximize his individual
spiritual potential and to manifest the quality of life that God wants
for His children, each Christian must understand the unique revelation
that was "hidden" from other ages and generations and first
given to the apostle Paul. This teaching on the Great Secret revealed
to Paul goes into detail about how knowing "the Secret" is the
only way to resolve the many apparent contradictions between the Old Testament
and the New Testament. It shows why the Church Epistles are the "meat"
of the Word for Christians, and helps you determine what Old Testament
revelation is still applicable to you today.
By John Schoenheit
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| (7/8 '96) |
The Apostle Paul:
Mindset, Martyrdom, And Mercy |
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This teaching is
about how God picked Saul, the "Jew of Jews," to be the apostle
(Paul) to the Gentiles. It shows how it took God about 25 years to get
through Paul's Jewish skull the complete revelation of "the Mystery"
as it is set forth in the book of Ephesians. During that time, Paul's
zeal for his own people, Israel, led him into a piety that looked good
but was contrary to the will of God. The teaching points out what Paul's
going to Jerusalem may have cost the early Church. It then shows how God's
grace and mercy abounded in Paul's life, and how after his repentance
God blessed him in prison with the revelation of Ephesians, Philippians,
Colossians and the pastoral epistles. By
Mark Graeser
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(5/6 '96)
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The Labyrinth Of
The Heart: Passage To The Promised Land |
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Jeremiah 17:9 tells
us that the heart of man is deceitful, and asks, "Who can know it?"
For a Christian, the heart also contains great possibilities-a "promised
land," if you will. But just as there were "giants" of
wickedness in Israel's Promised Land, so each Christian must face and
conquer the elements of his own sin nature. Our "Joshua" is
the Lord Jesus. He knows the map, (God's Word) the land (our hearts) and
the enemy (sin). He can, and will, lead you into the treasures of His
love, and lead you out of yourself to bring those treasures to others.
By John Lynn
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(3/4 '96)
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The
Role Of Women In The Church
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here. |
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Women have often
been excluded from teaching and leadership in the Church by people citing
I Timothy 2:11ff, especially the phrase, "I do not permit a woman
to teach." This teaching shows that the prevailing "understanding"
of those verses is really a misunderstanding. Explaining the Gnostic heresy
threatening the Church at that time, the teaching clearly sets forth the
truth about this seldom-understood section, showing that the point of
it is, in fact, that women should be encouraged to exercise their ministries
in the Body of Christ. By
John Schoenheit & Karen Anne Graeser |
(1/2 '96)
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A Biblical View
Of Authority |
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This teaching takes
the position that one's attitude toward authority is a vitally important
factor in his spiritual growth and relationship with God. Believers are
hurt and limited by both rebelliousness and subservience. The teaching
provides a biblically balanced view of authority between the extremes
of authoritarianism and anarchy, promoting an attitude of responsible
submission to godly authority. Domains of this authority are identified,
and the concept of authority is related to its companion concepts of responsibility
and need. By
Mark Graeser
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(11/12 '95)
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Saved, Sealed, And
Secure In Christ |
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Focusing on Ephesians,
Chapter One, this sequel to Justification By Faith examines the
permanence of a Christian's salvation via the new birth. Certain key Greek
words and Roman customs in the Church Epistles are clearly expounded to
show conclusively from Scripture that the Salvation of each Christian
is indeed assured because of the finished work of Jesus Christ.
By John Schoenheit
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(9/10 '95)
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Justification By
Faith |
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This tape shows that
what Martin Luther proclaimed almost 500 years ago is still true. It examines
the basic tenet of true Christianity-- that any man who believes in his
heart that Jesus Christ is Lord is justified by that faith alone, independent
of any good works on his part. Good works should be the fruit of a Christian
understanding his salvation, but justification is by faith alone.
By John Schoenheit
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(7/8 '95)
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Stretching For The
Lord |
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Did you know there
are stretching exercises in the Bible, and that stretching one's faith
is directly parallel to stretching one's muscles? This is perhaps one
of the most applicable teachings you have ever heard, and is presented
with much humor designed to make the key points stay with you. God will
ask you to stretch, and thus be uncomfortable, but if you simply obey
Him, you will become more flexible and strong in your faith. By
John Lynn |
(5/6 '95)
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Nurturing Our Children
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Taught by a doctor
and his wife who are living in the crucible of raising four children,
this teaching is full of very practical wisdom for parents. As a Father,
God knows all about parenting, and His Word contains all the basic truth
necessary about this critical-beyond-description aspect of life. Much
of this truth is set forth in a humorous and down-to-earth manner. By
Gary & Karen Theisen |
(3/4 '95)
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The
Last Week Of Christ's Life
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Here is a masterful
exposition of what the Word of God actually says about one of the most
critical weeks in "His-story." Tradition has greatly distorted
much of the beautiful truth about the events leading up to and including
our Savior's death and resurrection, and this teaching should greatly
enhance your love for the written Word of God in all its perfection. It
should also increase your love for the Living Word, the Lord Jesus Christ.
By John Schoenheit
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| (1/2 '95) |
Living Between The Grave And The Glory |
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The thesis of this
teaching is that only with the proper perspective of the past and
the future can we truly maximize our spiritual potential in the
present . The quality of our Christian lives (and our love) is directly
proportional to how vivid is our faith in what Christ accomplished at
the Cross, and our hope of what he will do at His Coming. Each of these
elements is elaborated upon in relation to practical Christian living
in a fallen world. By
John Lynn |
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