Sermons

Old Testament Ethics presented by Dr. PAUL COPAN

Q & A on Old Testament Ethics

Q & A on Old Testament Ethics

A “Grave Injustice”—One of earth’s greatest men (Matt. 11:11), who was uniquely filled with the Spirit (Lk. 1:15), met a violent, unjust, early death.

In order to experience the fullness of life in Christ, we must personally and wholeheartedly engage in the activity of God on this earth. Joining in the mission of God is not an individual effort. Instead, we must rely on a series of partnerships that shape and strengthen us. We rely on:

Your ability to trust has been scarred by your experiences in a fallen world. Yet you retain it, and it remains an essential life skill. Here’s a glimpse at why it’s so important in our spiritual lives.

We know that our only inheritance will be God Himself. So wisdom says to follow His desire, because He’s all that matters. It also tells us to give of all that we have and are, to strengthen His Kingdom, because it offers the best return.

It’s time for me to make what’s critical, critical to me.

Communion with Harvest

Its time to trust.

God is executing His plan that will reverse human suffering and restore the lost blessing. The central figure in that plan has come—Jesus.

Small crossroads can have big life impact. They can align or conflict with Yahweh's plans. As we try to understand Yahweh’s agenda, we should remember...

The miracles done by Jesus assure us of the big ending that the small beginning of our faith leads to. They inspire belief and endurance. This story reveals:

God has willed to rule creation through humanity. He is ruling today with that end in view. Here’s what some of your expectations should be.

God has placed truth within humanity’s scope of discovery to impart to us understanding, wisdom, and salvation. Two simple principles regulate our discovery of truth.