As we continue in our study of 1 Peter, Dr. John discusses the calling that all Christians have to earnestly and sincerely love our fellow believers. It's the result of Christ's work in our hearts, but we must take care to maintain it.
In today's passage Peter gives the motivation for holy living, including a holy fear of God and our eternal redemption. Dr. John explains what the fear of God really is and the difference between punishment and discipline from God.
How do we live as Christians who are called in a world of such opposition? In this message Dr. John walks us through the 3 commands Peter gives: Keep putting your hope in Jesus, don’t be conformed to this world, and be holy.
What is faith? In this message Dr. John discusses the assurance that believers have and the rich history of the Old Testament prophets writing of the suffering and salvation of the Messiah, fulfilled in Jesus.
Even in the midst of persecution, Christians are the most blessed people in the world because of the living hope of eternity that we have in Christ. Dr. John teaches on our salvation, glory to come, and praising God in suffering.
Do you know who you are? In this message Dr. John introduces a new series on the book of 1 Peter. Persecution of Christians was growing under Nero, so Peter reminds them of their identity as exiles called by the Triune God.
Unlike our cancel culture, the Bible offers a means of forgiveness from the wrongs we've all done, by faith in the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Forgiveness is desperately needed in our world and only found in the Bible.
Make no mistake, your life has value and purpose. Inside each one of us is a restless search for meaning. The Bible offers us the only satisfactory answer for human purpose because it's rooted in truth and leads to life.
The worldview of the God of Abraham is unique, and yet the majority of the human race, in three prominent religions, believes in the One God of the Bible. Dr. John discusses the impact of the God of Abraham on our world.
The biblical family offers unconditional love, commitment, stability, and purpose, and it protects against being defined by employment, accomplishments, or the state. This idea, God's idea, has transformed nations.
Great parts of our culture like human rights and modern science, come from a knowledge of the Christian Scriptures. Introducing this series, Dr. John argues that societies of Biblical knowledge are greatly advantaged over others.
In this final message of "He Made Me Human", Dr. John walks us through the Tower of Babel story. We are not gods. Babylon is the culmination of the lies of the serpent and the City of Man. True greatness is found in humility.
In today's message on the geneology known as The Table of Nations, we find an incredible truth: Our God rules over all nations and cares deeply for all peoples. He is actively moving so that many may find Life in His Name.
After the flood, humans got a fresh start and a covenant with God, but it doesn’t take long for this second chance to be corrupted just like the first. In today's message we see our need for redemption and the value of human life.
In this message, Dr. John continues teaching on the flood story of Genesis. God chose to save a remnant by His covenant because of His love, and promised not to bring such destruction again despite human evil.
You probably know the basic story of Noah and the flood, but do you really know what the Bible is trying to teach us through it? Tune in to hear Dr. John explain and apply Noah's righteousness, salvation, and his covenant with God.
Many people have problems with the flood story. Was God surprised by human evil? Is He Himself evil for bringing the flood? In this message we are introduced to great man Noah, the dark world around him, and the God who grieves.
Who are the Nephilim and the sons of God and daughters of men in Genesis 6? Today Dr. John teaches on this confusing passage with practical insights for the people of God in our broken world today.
Do you skip over the geneologies in the Bible? In part two of The Tale of Two Cities, you'll see the insights to be gleaned from Adam's geneology. We see in the descendants of Seth the better alternative to the city of man.
After murder enters the world, two paths emerge for civilization: the City of Man and the City of God. Today, Dr. John teaches on the City of Man built by Cain, where human pride, power, and oppression reign.
How does God respond to the first murder? The spilling of innocent blood never goes unanswered, but in this story we again see God showing undeserved mercy. Join Dr. Neufeld as we continue our series, 'He Made Me Human'.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
Dr. Neufeld help us discover (and rediscover) the foundational book of the Bible, as we examine chapters 1-11 and the themes found within.
As we finish this short series, Dr. Neufeld speaks to other important points for worship gatherings: what is wise and biblical for conducting a service and the other necessary elements, so that Christ may be glorified when we gather.
Our God speaks! The voice that thundered from Mount Sinai has spoken to us, so we are to quiet ourselves and listen. The reading and explaining of God's Word are two distinct elements that are commanded when we gather.
Why do we sing at church? Scripture lists 3 types of music as part of how we worship: Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Today Dr. John discusses these categories and speaks biblically to how we are to sing praises to God together.
Powered by RedCircle A key overlooked aspect of worship is prayer. It's an important part of interacting with God that He demands, so it should frame our services. In this episode, Dr. John teaches on the types of prayer needed when we gather.
Since the dawn of the Church, God's people have gathered together on the Lord's Day to worship God, but many today don't consider how God has commanded that we worship Him. Today Dr. John introduces this short new series.
Most churches spend a whole month focused on the birth of Jesus, while the celebration and reverence for the Passion and Resurrection are comparatively minor. In this series, Easter According to the Gospel of John, Dr. John Neufeld explores the Apostle John's Gospel account of Easter to recapture the importance of these events and fix our eyes on Christ and His sufferings for us.
After Peter had denied Jesus 3 times in His darkest hour, his boast was gone, but some love remained. Despite his failures, Jesus restored Peter to lead the Church, even unto death; He still restores all of us who have failed Him too.
The risen Jesus takes his disciples to the place where he first found them to remind them of their calling and renew their mission: to fish for people, to share the Gospel to the world. But Jesus also shows that He is with them and will provide.
Today Dr. John continues looking at Thomas coming to believe in the risen Jesus. There are different types of belief, but the Gospel of John wants us to believe as Thomas eventually did, saying "My Lord and my God!"
Is doubt wrong? Is faith blind? You've probably heard 'don't be a doubting Thomas', but is it really bad to ask for evidence? Listen today for the answers as Dr. John unpacks the story of Thomas and the resurrection of Christ!
The resurrection of Jesus changed everything, forever. It's the marker of our calendars, and it brought peace with God to the whole world. Join us today as Dr. John expounds on the new era that we have in Christ's resurrection.
Does grief keep you from seeing Jesus and how his resurrection changes everything? Today Dr. John examines a fourth response to the empty tomb: Mary despairs, until she sees Jesus and is transformed!
In today's message, we approach the turning point of the Easter story, where some hope arises as the tomb of Jesus is found empty! What is the reasonable response? Is it uncertainty like Peter, disbelief like Mary, or faith like John?
Our tendency is to move quickly from the death of Jesus to His resurrection, but the Bible makes it clear that His burial is also of first importance. We invite you to linger on Christ's burial and ponder its significance with us today.
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