Why Study Prophecy?

Why Study Prophecy – Prophecy Series 1 of 36

***Part 1 of a 36 part series recorded in 2007. This series is taught by David L. Johnston. Man not only has the ability to destroy the whole planet but we now have people willing to do so. We all must face tomorrow’s uncertainties. Or do we? What if you could know in advance what’s…

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Fourth Beatitude – Hunger and Thirst

The whole point of Jesus’ Inaugural Address is to create a kingdom of happy, blessed, and joyful people. The truths He shares, if we act on them, will bring maximum enjoyment and fulfillment to our lives. However, in our society we suffer from a bad case of culturalized Christianity. Biblical principles have been compromised, and…

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Third Beatitude: Meek

Jesus continued His Inaugural Address, saying, “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5). His ideas were new and no doubt captivating to His audience. He had already talked about the poor in spirit and those who mourn; then, He brought up the meek and their inheritance. Everyone likes to hear…

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Second Beatitude – Those Who Mourn

Last week, we talked about being poor in spirit. This week, we continue with be-attitude #2, blessed are they that mourn. First, we enter into the kingdom of heaven by being poor in spirit, then we mourn. From there He says we’re blessed to be meek, to be merciful, to be pure in heart, to make…

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God's Intention for your self

God’s Intentions For Your Self

Once you have the accurate, error-free and fact-based “Understanding of Your Self,” (which can only come from God) the next question is, “now what?” What are God’s Intentions For You, Your SELF? This teaching (which is really Part Two of “Understanding Your SELF”) is designed to take you forward to answer the, “now what” question.…

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Understanding Your Self

Understanding Your Self

You are important. What an understatement! Unfortunately, we learn early in life to view ourselves the way others treat us. In a competitive world we can be easily damaged at deep, deep levels. One Scripture says, “…a wounded spirit who can bear?” (Proverbs 18:14) One’s view of his or her self must neither be skewed…

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