Directional Ministries

We continue in our study of the book of Galatians today where we see that Paul is deeply concerned about those who were preaching another gospel to them in an attempt to place them back into the bondage of the Law. He goes on to warn them that even if an angel from heaven preaches it to them, they should not believe it.

We continue in our study of the book of Galatians today where we see that Christ's crucifixion was for both Jew and Gentile and required for both Kingdom and Grace gospels, and that the Body of Christ must be removed before God will turn his attention again back to the nation of Israel.

We begin a new study today through the book of Galatians where we briefly introduce the book, emphasize the importance of the dispensational view, Paul's unique positions as the apostle to the Gentiles and the churches to whom he wrote.

The Word of God is central to the whole of the Christian faith. I would submit to you that the entirety of our faith rests upon it. To adequately understand the topic, we must take a look at several issues. Today, we conclude with inerrancy and canonization.

We continue our study today in Romans 11 where we see that Israel has indeed stumbled nationally by rejecting their Messiah. However, God is not through with them forever. Instead, their rejection resulted in salvation being offered to the Gentiles in hopes of provoking them to jealousy that they too might come to salvation. He goes on to warn Gentiles that once they also fall into unbelief, He will once again turn his attention back to the Nation of Israel.

We continue our study today in Romans 11 where we see that Israel has indeed stumbled nationally by rejecting their Messiah. However, God is not through with them forever. Instead, their rejection resulted in salvation being offered to the Gentiles in hopes of provoking them to jealousy that they too might come to salvation. He goes on to warn Gentiles to not be quick to boast in that fact, because if God spared not his own people, what will be do to them.

It has been a while since I looked at these verses, so today's study is a recap of verses 1-15 where we see that Israel had indeed stumbled nationally by rejecting their Messiah. However, God is not through with them. Instead, their rejection resulted in salvation being offered to the Gentiles in hopes of provoking them to jealousy that they too might come to salvation. At issue in this study is, "Who are these Gentiles spoken of?" The Body of Christ? Proselytized Gentiles? Or Gentiledom as a whole?

The Word of God is central to the whole of the Christian faith. I would submit to you that the entirety of our faith rests upon it. To adequately understand the topic, we must take a look at several issues. Today, we continue looking at proofs of inspiration, e.g., fulfilled prophecy, scientific accuracy, historical accuracy, and transformed lives.

The Word of God is central to the whole of the Christian faith. I would submit to you that the entirety of our faith rests upon it. To adequately understand the topic, we must take a look at several issues. Today, we start looking at proofs of inspiration, e.g., the Bible itself, its indestructability, transmission, etc.

The Word of God is central to the whole of the Christian faith. I would submit to you that the entirety of our faith rests upon it. To adequately understand the topic, we must take a look at several issues. Today, we look at Inspiration and the various views of what it is.

The Word of God is central to the whole of the Christian faith. I would submit to you that the entirety of our faith rests upon it. To adequately understand the topic, we must take a look at several issues. Today, we will look at Special Revelation and start looking at Inspiration.

The Word of God is central to the whole of the Christian faith. I would submit to you that the entirety of our faith rests upon it. To adequately understand the topic, we must take a look at several issues. Today, we will look at General Revelation.

We continue our study today in Romans 11 where we see that Israel has indeed stumbled nationally by rejecting their Messiah. However, God is not through with them forever. Instead, their rejection resulted in salvation being offered to the Gentiles in hopes of provoking them to jealousy that they too might come to salvation.

We continue our study today in Romans 11 where we see that Israel was chosen by grace, those who had accepted the Kingdom message had received what the others were seeking, and that there are Old Testament passages that say the nation's rejection was in God's plan.

Today, we began a new study in Romans 11 where we see that God has not, and never will, forsake the nation of Israel.

In today's study, we continue to look at the prophecy of the coming Messiah, his crucifixion, and the foretold destruction of Jerusalem that would result.

In today's study we find one of the greatest prophecies in all of the Bible that predicts the coming of the Messiah to the very day, the difference between a Julian and a Babylonian calendar, and the Triumphal Entry.

We continue our study today in Daniel, chapter 9, where we see Daniel's prayer being interrupted by the angel, Gabriel, and he is told that 490 years are determined for the nation of Israel.

In today's study, Daniel knows what God has in store for the future of the Gentile nations, now he intercedes on behalf of Israel to find out what God has in store for them.

Today, we get into chapter 9 and discover why the nation had been exiled into captivity and how long that captivity was prophesied to last.