The Lord Jesus brings His Galilean ministry to a close teaching, again, in the Synagogue in his hometown, Nazareth. Rejection remains prominent among those who were familiar with Him and His family.

Corporate gatherings of the church aren’t an optional activity that can be replaced with a podcast or video.

As we suffer in this present age, we must always remember that our Lord works all things together for the good of His children and the glory of His Son, Jesus Christ.

In the interlude between the 6th and 7th trumpet judgments, a unique messenger captures John’s attention just before he is re-commissioned and re-energized as the instrument through which the unfolding of revelation in its swiftness would come.

Jesus explains through parable that there will be a separation of believers and unbelievers and those with understanding have a duty to porcelain the truths of the kingdom of God.

In this lesson, we conclude our survey of Martin Luther by exploring key events leading up to and including his trial before the Holy Roman Emperor, Charles V and the pope’s presiding officer, Johann Eck.

John the Baptist’s message of repentance from sin and regeneration is the same message every preacher must preach and every sinner must hear, but John’s ministry had many unique features that prepared the world for the coming Messiah.

In this lesson, we focus upon the key events and reactions to Luther’s 95 Theses.

As the trumpet judgments unfold, man in his rebellion refuses to repent and God removes His restraining grace.