David Peake For centuries, congregations of Christians have gathered on the first day of the week for corporate worship and edification. What is the basis for this practice? Was it a later tradition established by the Catholic church, or did the earliest Christians see some significance in the first day? Should it hold meaning to Christians today?
If God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good, why does He allow suffering? Watch Let the Bible Speak as evangelist Brett Hickey preaches a sermon titled, “When God Seems Silent.”
The management of an establishment or organization determines its success or failure. The same thing is true with our lives. In conversion, one becomes a new creation in Christ. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak: What occurs when Jesus takes over as Lord of our heart and life?
In this follow-up to our last message, Brett Hickey and Glen Osburn continue their conversation on Calvinism, diving deeper into its core teachings and biblical responses.
In one of Jesus’ most simple but profound parables, Jesus unlocks a mystery of the human heart: why many do not believe and obey the Lord. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we look at barriers to belief; things that hinder the word of God from bearing the fruit of faith and obedience in our lives.
In this follow-up to our last message, Brett Hickey and Glen Osburn continue their conversation on Calvinism, diving deeper into its core teachings and biblical responses. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss Parts 3 and 4 coming soon.
Labor Day became a US holiday in the late-19th century and was begun to honor the accomplishments and contributions of the American worker in making the country what it had become. The kingdom of heaven is designed to rely on those who work for the Lord for its success and continued growth in the world today. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we look at qualities the Master is seeking in those who would be Workers In God’s Vineyard.
This week, Brett Hickey and guest speaker Glen Osburn, an evangelist from the Whispering Pines Church of Christ, delve into the topic of Calvinism. The discussion focuses on providing historical context for the theological framework and examining the first of its five core tenets: “Total Hereditary Depravity.”
When the prophet Amos went to Bethel to prophesy against wicked nations, including Israel, he prefaced each condemnation with an interesting phrase. He said that for three sins and four God’s judgment would fall upon them. What was the significance of this statement? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn what the prophet meant and how it should sound a warning to our own generation.
If God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good, why does He allow suffering? Watch Let the Bible Speak as evangelist Brett Hickey preaches a sermon titled, “When God Seems Silent.
