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| 0602 Apologists All |
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| 0604 If I Had a Hammer |
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| 0606 Strengthen the Things That Remain | |
| 0608 Shared Suffering |
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| 0610 Cold Comfort |
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| 0613 Courage and the Church |
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| 0617 The Fourteenth Day |
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| 0619 Asherah |
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| 0622 Preparing 4 Pentecost |
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| 0623 Psalm 90 |
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| 0625 The Jigsaw Puzzle |
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| 0627 The Avenger |
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| 0630 Leaving and Cleaving |
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| 0632 A Tale of Two Women |
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| 0634 The Natural Law |
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| 0636 The New Naysayers |
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| 0638 Feast of Trumpets 2006 |
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| 0642 Why I Love the Feast |
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| 0645 Making Covenant Possible |
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| 0647 Covenant as Contract |
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| 0649 The Authentic Paul |
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| 06F1 The Times of Abijah |
When was Jesus born? Dart discusses in detail Luke’s account of the events leading up to the birth of Christ. Includes the timing of the events according to the course of Abijah. Also looks at the humility of Jesus’ birth, the humanity of Jesus’ birth. Dart’s excellent narrative style and insight make this a most interesting message. |
| 06F2 Camp Crisis |
A riveting telling of Israel’s arrival at the promised land early in the Exodus, including the spies, the report, the people's fear, their cowardice instead of faith and courage. Also discussed: rebellion and submission to the church, Israel’s covenant with God, the importance of counting the cost, “Don’t make a commitment to God that you’re not prepared to carry out.” Lessons for acting in a crisis: Don’t take counsel of your fears. Decide. Act. Don’t freeze. Fight if necessary. Don’t be intimidated. Don’t delay the decision. Don’t let fear paralyze you. Don’t think that not making a decision is leaving it in God’s hands. He wants sons and daughters that can make decisions, act on them, and can overcome fear and obstacles. |
| 06F6 An Offering Far Too Small |
Stark, even harsh teachings that Jesus wants unconditional service. Unconditional priority. And, no excuses. This high price-to-pay reduces the number of laborers, though the harvest is plentiful. So, what do we do about those who hold us back? Those who aren’t ready to move ahead with us? Given at the Feast of Tabernacles, this sermon addresses the role of the feast itself as a service to God. |
| 06F9 The Unfinished Work |
What happens to those we have loved, those we have lost; will we ever see them again, even if they died outside of God’s will? Last Great Day sermon. Why did the Jewish diaspora reject Jesus? Does God actually blind some? If so, what about their eternal fate? Judaism would have stifled the early church. God has shut up the Jews to unbelief that He might have mercy. How does this work? We are all works in progress and we will be an unfinished work even at death. Subjects: immortality of the soul; heaven and hell doctrines; second resurrection; resurrection of the dead; the book of life; second death; judgment. |
| 06JC Judaism and the Christians |
The problem in Galatia was Judaism, which Paul rejected and put firmly in his past. It was not the religion of the Old Testament; not the religion of Abraham. Rabbinic Judaism claims that Moses did not write everything down (in spite of the scripture that says otherwise), and claim these passed-down laws actually transcend scripture (similar to Catholicism). These “oral laws” are referred to as “the tradition of the elders” in the New Testament. “Jot & tittle” that Jesus upheld refer specifically to written law. Jesus had the authority that the Pharisees got from their predecessors. Paul received from Jesus, not the Jewish elders. Galatians were not compelled to live by the Jewish traditions. Circumcision conference; Galatians 2 and Acts 15. |
