Psalm 146
September 16, 2024
Unless you're a diehard motor racing fan, you may not have heard of a man named Ayrton (eye- EAR -ton) Senna. He was a three-time world champion in Formula One, who died in a crash nineteen years ago. He was also a committed Christian who often found disfavor with his fellow drivers because of his zealous faith in Jesus Christ. Do you want to have a zealous faith? Can you handle the accompanying criticism? Our study today takes us to Psalm 146, where we see a beautiful example of zealous faith, written by King David. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann…
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Today's message will once again be based in the Old Testament book of Psalms. We've been going through this beautiful book of poetry, and today we'll be looking at Psalm one twenty-one. It's a prayer of protection written by King David on behalf of his people. God is a powerful God! Who better to go to in time of distress? Here's Bill Luebkemann with today's message…
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September 12, 2024
The Psalms are such a helpful collection of both sound doctrine and the expression of the believer's heart and experience. Today we'll look at Psalm One Hundred and fifteen. This is a fascinating expose' by the Psalmist of the uselessness of false idols, especially when compared to the excellence and power of the True and Living God. Here's Bill with today's study.
September 11, 2024
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September 10, 2024
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September 9, 2024
The Psalms express the feelings of every believer's heart; whether mourning over sin, thirsting after God, or expressing praise to God. On Today's program, Bill will draw our attention to two important activities prescribed by the Psalmist in expressing our hearts to God for all He is and all that He has done. We'll be covering Psalm ninety-five today and Monday. As Robert Horn said, Worship is the sum total of all our response to God as his children. It's an exciting study to follow so stay with us for today's edition of Hope From the Word. Here now is Pastor Bill...
September 6, 2024
Calvary Chapel of Marlton welcomes you to this edition of Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Today Bill continues our thru the Bible study. We'll be in Psalm eighty-nine. As I mentioned a moment ago, depression is a commonplace malady today. People have been suffering from depression for thousands of years, but the remedy God provides has been there for us from the beginning of time. Here's Bill Luebkemann with today's study...
September 5, 2024
Anyone who's been a Christian for any length of time knows that a relationship with God does not mean a sudden end to life's problems. As a matter of fact, we know that sometimes quite the opposite is true. Trials and afflictions come our way, but how do we deal with them? Turning our problems over to an almighty God, that's what we'll talk about today on Hope From the Word. It's great to have you along on this Wednesday. Today we'll again open our Bibles to the book of Psalms, as we look at Psalm eighty-nine. Life isn't always easy, but we always have a wonderful, loving and powerful God to turn to. Where do you turn in times of trial? Here's Bill Luebkemann with today's study.
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Today we continue our journey through God's word with a stop in Psalm eighty-four. Just about everyone likes music to one degree or another. Tastes vary, to be sure, but music is a part of almost everyone's life. Poetry goes right along with music, and that brings us to the Psalms. Wonderful poetry, and wonderful lyrics, and all aimed at praising God. It doesn't get any better than that. Here's Pastor Bill...
September 3, 2024
Today we'll return to our series in the Psalms as we look at Psalms eighty-four. If you're frustrated with the things you see around you such as, wicked people prospering and good people suffering, then you're in need of some encouragement; and this Psalm is one of the very best in that respect. The bottom line is this; God knows what He's doing and is accomplishing His purposes! Here's Bill Luebkemann…
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