The Sabbath Deeper

This is the second sermon in our series where we focus on God's original intent for creation as evidenced in Genesis 1 and 2.

Part 1 in our series on developing a theology of wellness. In this teaching I share my personal journey towards wellness and we consider 5 Biblical passages that may speak to obesity and overweight.

An exploration of worship from the perspective of the participants of worship and their responsibilities. There is also a quick snapshot of how different churches in different parts of the world worship.

The final episode in our 3 part series of reflections and object lessons from France. Today we consider the creative power of God as evidenced in the natural world, compared and contrasted with naturalism and the comparisons between living in the city versus living in the country.

Part 2 in our series of reflection and object lessons from France. In this presentation we explore nudity as depicted in classical and realist paintings and the invention of photography, as well as a consideration of light in the impressionist paintings.

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Part 1 in our reflections and object lessons from French architecture, urban design, history, and art.

A short story from Karl Haffner's book, "No Greater Love: True Stories of the Ultimate Sacrifice", chapter 16, pp. 70-77.

An exploration of the three descriptions of the apocalyptic remnant of Revelation 12:17, with a Biblical, exegetical, and theological focus on the testimony of Jesus.

Is it possible to illustrate the love of God in a Christmas story? A short story by Jan Keller. Compiled by Joe L. Wheeler, "Christmas in My Heart" Vol. 19

A short story by Mabel Lee Cooper. Compiled by Joe L. Wheeler, Christmas in My Heart Vol. 19.

A short story by Sue Kaufman. Compiled by Joe L. Wheeler, "Christmas in My Heart" Vol. 19

When Priscilla receives an invitation to a Christmas Eve party, she is ready to dance the night away! A short story by Temple Bailey, compiled by Joe L. Wheeler, "Christmas in My Heart" vol. 19

A Story Written by Robert E. Johnson and compiled by Joe L. Wheeler, "Christmas In My Heart" Vol. 19.

Christmas and December 25 undoubtedly have pagan origins, and yet it is celebrated by Christians around the world. How can Christians reconcile the celebration of a pagan holiday? Or can they?

An exploration of Revelation 13, the Mark of the Beast, and the role of the Unites States of America in the world and in Bible Prophecy.

An exploration of the Biblical concept of the remnant in the book of Revelation, Genesis, and other passages in the Old and New Testament and its implications for our day.

A consideration of Revelation 10, understanding the chronological movement throughout the book of Revelation, the connection between the little scroll (book) and the book of Daniel, the second great awakening, the 1,260 years, etc.

An exploration of the Biblical teaching of the investigative judgment, sin, the old testament sanctuary, the day of atonement in Leviticus 16, expiation, substitution, Daniel 7 and the 1,260 year prophecy, and the spatial movement in the book of Revelation through the heavenly sanctuary.

This sermon considers the various New Testament passages related to the 2nd coming of Jesus, the challenges of waiting for that day, and the 2nd coming as the central hope and focus of the church.

This is our last presentation in our 15 part series on Daniel. Join us as we consider the time of trouble, Michael standing, the resurrection, and the final time periods of the 1,260, 1,290, and 1,335 days.

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Part 14 in our 15 part series on the book of Daniel. In this presentation we take a final look at the last 5 verses of Daniel 11.

Part 13 in our 15 part teaching series on the book of Daniel. In this presentation we consider the last five verses of Daniel 11.

An Appendix to Daniel 11, in this teaching we explore the concept of God's People in Bible prophecy. When Bible prophecy speaks of God's people, is it a reference to the Jewish nation or to the Christian church, or to both or to someone else?