Hope From the Word

Pride has long been a serious problem in so many lives. You would think that it wouldn't affect the apostles, right? Think again. Just like us, they too experienced pride and ego issues. That will be brought to our attention next on Hope From the Word, the Bible-teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. In a message titled, Who is the Greatest? Pastor Bill Luebkemann takes us to the Gospel of Mark and we invite you to turn there now as he gets today's study underway.

Hello and welcome once again to Hope From the Word, the radio ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Pastor Bill Luebkemann is our teacher, and today we'll once again be discussing two things that go together, faith and healing. Faith, of course, is the cornerstone of our relationship with God. We are saved by faith in Jesus Christ as Savior. That faith can also lead to some other amazing things, as we'll see today. Here's Pastor Bill in Mark chapter seven…

If you enjoy reading about and studying the amazing life of Jesus Christ, then you've come to the right place! Welcome to Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. We're going to take a look today at another example of the power and love of Jesus Christ, as we study an event described in the gospel of Mark, chapter seven. It's Jesus's encounter with a woman who had a daughter possessed by an unclean spirit. Here's Pastor Bill with this important lesson on faith, and the miraculous healing power of God.

Calvary Chapel of Marlton welcomes you to Hope From the Word. Our teacher is Pastor Bill Luebkemann, and we're currently going through the New Testament as part of our through-the-Bible series. Jesus often used parables to describe the kingdom of God. Sometimes the parables were difficult to understand, even the disciples had to ask Jesus about their meaning! So, to help us understand, Pastor Bill will be explaining one of Jesus's parables in Mark chapter four – the parable of the mustard seed. Let's join him now.

Thanks for joining us today for Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. This daily program is from Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Today we'll continue our study through the Bible with a stop in Mark's gospel, chapter four. Jesus often used parables to get His point across in a manner that provoked deep thought in those who heard the stories. Here in Mark chapter four there are several great examples. We'll begin with the parable of the sower. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann with today's study…

Great to have you along today for Hope From the Word. Pastor Bill Luebkemann is our teacher, and once again we'll be looking at Matthew's gospel. Today we'll stop at chapter twenty, as we continue to see the Lord teaching; using one of His favorite methods, the parable. We'll look at the parable of the Vineyard workers again today, which is found in Matthew chapter twenty. This story points out a very important fact that we should always keep in mind. It doesn't matter how long you've been saved, it only matters ‘that' you've been saved! Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann…

Have you ever had someone ask if you were a Christian, because they thought you “looked” like one? Really, that's not such a bad thing. There are some specific things we are instructed to do by the Lord that will lead others to notice that we are indeed different. Today on Hope From the Word, Pastor Bill Luebkemann will share some of the character traits of a believer; as we look at one of the best known parables in the book of Matthew, the parable of the workers in the Vineyard. Check yourself against how these guys acted and see how you're doing! Here's Pastor Bill, with a study in Matthew chapter twenty…

Welcome to Hope From the Word, with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Currently on the program, we're studying the first book of the New Testament, the gospel of Matthew. This account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ has many enriching lessons for us, including what we'll learn today, trusting the Lord in every aspect of your life; and the dangers of trusting man instead of God. We're in chapter fourteen today, so turn there as we join Pastor Bill for today's message…

If you enjoy studying the word of God and gleaning all the wonderful nuggets of truth contained there, then you've come to the right place! Today Pastor Bill continues his study through the Bible, with a message from Matthew chapter fourteen. Here we find one of the best known scenes in all the Bible, Jesus walking on the water. Why did He do it? We'll find out next. Here's Pastor Bill Luebkemann.

Have you ever received something good that you didn't deserve? Have you ever received something bad that you did deserve? That's the difference between mercy and justice. It's a good thing God is merciful, because none of us want to really think about getting what we really deserve! That's why Jesus died on a cross for our sins. What a tremendous act of mercy! We'll see the meaning of mercy, and how it is shown, as we look at the beatitudes in Matthew five, here on Hope From the Word. Pastor Bill Luebkemann will bring us his final look at the first twelve verses of Matthew chapter five, as he continues to present God's pattern for happy living. Here's Pastor Bill…Have you ever received something good that you didn't deserve? Have you ever received something bad that you did deserve? That's the difference between mercy and justice. It's a good thing God is merciful, because none of us want to really think about getting what we really deserve! That's why Jesus died on a cross for our sins. What a tremendous act of mercy! We'll see the meaning of mercy, and how it is shown, as we look at the beatitudes in Matthew five, here on Hope From the Word. Pastor Bill Luebkemann will bring us his final look at the first twelve verses of Matthew chapter five, as he continues to present God's pattern for happy living. Here's Pastor Bill…Have you ever received something good that you didn't deserve? Have you ever received something bad that you did deserve? That's the difference between mercy and justice. It's a good thing God is merciful, because none of us want to really think about getting what we really deserve! That's why Jesus died on a cross for our sins. What a tremendous act of mercy! We'll see the meaning of mercy, and how it is shown, as we look at the beatitudes in Matthew five, here on Hope From the Word. Pastor Bill Luebkemann will bring us his final look at the first twelve verses of Matthew chapter five, as he continues to present God's pattern for happy living. Here's Pastor Bill…