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“1 Peter 2:5 – In His Hands, We Are Built”
Bible Study Recordings
In Psalm 4, we find that David is in conflict with some men, and we see through his prayer or psalm how he walks through this time of conflict.
We will take an in-depth look at Psalm 3 and see what lessons we can learn from it. Lessons that will help us through our difficult times when we feel all alone; when we feel all is lost; when we don’t know how to go on.
At some point in history, God the Father and the Being who would become his son had a conversation and decided on a plan. They would create a place to start a family. A family that would begin with one human man and one human woman. With a plan that would unfold over 7,000 years, man would live and eventually become par of God’s spiritual family.
David wrote this Psalm under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit not only about himself, but in a more complete way about the coming rule of Jesus Christ as Messiah and future King We will focus most of our study on the future meaning of this Psalm.
Psalm 1 presents two ways of life, the way of the righteous and the way of the wicked. Why is one way better and how can we obtain it?
Psalm 13 expresses David’s thoughts when he was in a position that many of us find ourselves in from time to time. Let’s look at this Psalm and learn some keys that we can use to help us when we are in a difficult situation for a long time.
Her story is unique and quite different than most woman that we have covered in the Bible. Though she is quite different than many of the women we have studied, Jael was used in a great way by God.
The reason Luke was inspired to record the miracle performed by Jesus was because, Jesus was establishing the validity of his ministry and his authority as a prophet. He is a messenger from God sent to show compassion on His people and to give them a purpose.
The teaching by Jesus of the Parable of the 10 Virgins is not of a spiritual moral lesson, but he was speaking about our destiny when God Almighty closes the curtain on this evil age. The parable’s focus is to be ready for the bridegroom’s coming and the coming of the Kingdom of God.