Revelation (Program #21) – God’s Preservation of His People

In both the Old and New Testament, the Bible points to a Coming Day. This is often referred to as the Day of the Lord or the Coming Day of the Wrath of the Lord.  It is like that will be like no other, as it ushers in God’s wrath upon the fallen and rebellious earth. When is this day?  And what affect will it have on us?  We will look more closely at the Day of the Lord and how God will preserve His people on that day.

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Psalms (Program #22) – The Psalmist’s Intensified Enjoyment of God in His House and City Through the Suffering, Exalted, and Reigning Christ (3)

The Bible contains many symbols and types.  We regard these symbols and types as pictures or photographs.  The reason for the photographs in the Bible is that Bible unveils many heavenly spiritual things and the photographs help us understand these invisible and mysterious things.  Today’s life study from Psalms 45 is a glorious picture that you will want to stay with us for.  It’s very special today.

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Revelation (Program #20) – The Cry of Martyred Saints and God’s Answer – Seals Five and Six

Revelation chapter 5 reveals that the scroll of the mysteries of the universe was sealed with seven seals as it was held in the hand of God on the throne. And that only Christ, the Lion-Lamb, was worthy to open it.  The opening of the seven seals reveals the revelation.  Today we come to the fifth and sixth seal.

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Psalms (Program #21) – The Psalmist’s Intensified Enjoyment of God in His House and City Through the Suffering, Exalted, and Reigning Christ (2)

Psalms 45 is a marvelous Psalms and it starts with verse 1 saying “My heart overflows with a good matter. I speak what I have composed concerning the King. My tongue is the pen of a ready writer.” Today in our life study of Psalms we come to the highest and greatest of all the Psalms; Psalm 45. Stay with us for the next half hour as we turn our attention to the fairest among ten thousands.

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Psalms (Program #20) – The Psalmist’s Intensified Enjoyment of God in His House and City Through the Suffering, Exalted, and Reigning Christ (1)

The Old Testament book of Psalms includes 150 individual Psalm. Well, majority of these were written by David, others contributed to this wonderful portion of the Scripture.  Bible scholars throughout the centuries have realized that by virtue of how the Psalms are arranged, they are broken into five distinctive groups or books.  Book one of the Psalms for example include Psalms 1 through Psalms 41.   The second book begin with Psalms 42.  But what is critical to realize in this divine arrangement is that each successive book takes us to a higher spiritual plain than the previous one.  So that at the end of Psalms we are brought to the highest peak in the experience and enjoyment of God.

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Revelation (Program #19) – World History From Christ’s Ascension to the End of this Age – Seals One Through Four-Horse Race

No doubt, Revelation is a book of prophecy.  And most people study it looking for, and at the prophecies. But it’s also a book of history. It contains amazing details of both Church history and world history. In fact, chapter six gives us a condensed view of the last 2000 years of world history.

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Revelation (Program #18) – The Worthy Lion-Lamb

Revelation chapter four shows us the scene in heaven, just prior to Christ in ascension entering in.  What we see is God on His throne with a scroll containing the mysteries of the universe in His Hand.  And no one yet there able to open the scroll of the mystery.

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Psalms (Program #19) – The Mixed Expressions of the Psalmist’s Sentiment in His Enjoyment of God in God’s House (6)

The Psalms are beloved by Bible readers universally. In part, maybe because for the mot part, the Psalms seems easy to understand and identify with. For example, when David or the other Psalmists were suffering, they would cry out to God for comfort, deliverance and help. We can readily identified with these. But actually some of the Psalms are mysterious to the uttermost. Consider Psalm 40, in this Psalm, on of the highest prophecy concerning the coming Christ, David appears to say to Jehovah “You do not delight in sacrifice in offering. You do not require burnt offering and sin offering.” Well, the question that must be asked is “how must the Old Testament scholars have understood such a verse?” or even more importantly how do we, as God’s New Testament believers understand such a verse?

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Revelation (Program #17) – The Scene In Heaven After Christ’s Ascension

All Christians know that Christ has ascended into heaven, and that today He is in heaven. However, not many are familiar with the scene in heaven after Christ’s ascension. This scene is quite particular and we want to see it very clearly.

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Psalms (Program #18) – The Mixed Expressions of the Psalmist’s Sentiment in His Enjoyment of God in God’s House (4 & 5)

The Bible is The Book.  It is one book yet it is made up of 66 books.  All of God’s people love this book and yet to one person it may be a book of laws, to another a book of ethics and morality, to others it is just a book of stories and metaphors.  Actually, the kind of book it is to us depends mainly on what kind of person we are as we read it.  May we be those who have come to the end of keeping the law, the end of human ethics and story-telling.  May we be those who had been brought to the end of ourselves and have discovered that we truly have been crucified with Christ and that it is no longer I that live but Christ who lives in me.

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