Video Bible Teachings

God's Original Intent

In the beginning, God had a perfect plan. In 6 days, He created the world and everything in it, and then created Man in His own image. He placed the Man in a garden, and from his rib created a Suitable Helper, a Woman, to be by his side. God delighted in perfect communion and fellowship with them. Have you ever pondered God’s reason for using His own hands to form a Man and breathe His own breath into him? Does the thought of an Almighty Creator opening that Man’s side to pull out a rib, then forming a Woman, leave you with questions? Let us dig deep into God’s Original Intent ~ His desire for A Walking Partner, Companionship, and Communion. You may find out you’re more important than you realized!

We have a Sin Problem

From the very first sin, there has been a Sin Problem in the world. Right up front, in the very beginning pages of our Bible, God spelled out where it came from. Sad thing is, most people never swallow it. We have to understand the enemy does not want us to read Genesis Chapter 3. He knows there is a danger in the hiss, and his lie has never changed. He knows he still slithers, spilling forth the venomous manipulation “Come on. Eat the fruit. It’s not that bad!” Ah, there is always a consequence for sin. It was defined in a Garden …

The Beautiful Remedy

God knew from the foundation of the world there must be a Lamb slain. Long before we had a sin problem, He had a Remedy, a Beautiful Remedy. If we look in the first pages of His Story, we can find the first foreshadowing of that Remedy. What a Hidden Treasure we have in Genesis 7, 15, and 21 ~ when God gets “up front and personal” with His plan for redemption for all mankind! The important truth to understand is that The Remedy doesn’t end with salvation. As believers, we are to live as He instructs us in His Word, living out His commands and example, and leading others to the Remedy that we, too, have found. God had a continuing antidote for the sin problem in our world, and we are shown throughout scripture how to “live the remedy” on this side of the story.

The question remains “WHAT TREE WILL YOU PLUCK FROM?”

Men by God's Design, Part #1

Its not easy to be Men by God’s design. To be what He wants us to be, we must surrender our lives to His Lordship. Come, let us begin to understand the depth in the creation of human beings as spirit inside of flesh. That’s important to know! We will dig deeper and find out who God created us to be, how we got to be different, and what God did about it.

Men by God's Design, Part #2

To continue growing as Godly Men, we must understand the 3-part Creation that we are. God designed us body, soul, and spirit. We have a soul, we live in a body. As we mature in Biblical Manhood, we must learn the lessons in the Bible that define how we are to live. Perhaps the first thing we need to know to be successful is how NOT to live …

Put Away Childish Things

When we are young, it is acceptable to have favorite toys. We play with them, we treasure them. As we grow older, life seems to have a way of maturing us out of those toys, and we turn our attention to other things. Unfortunately, often in our spiritual life, we do not learn well the lessons from our physical one. We sometimes accept Jesus as Savior, but continue living the same way. We forget to “grow up.” We fail to put away our childish things. He says it ought not to be so … and there’s a good reason why.

Where are the 9?

In Luke 17, Jesus miraculously healed 10 lepers. These lepers were suddenly cured of nasty, rotten, open, smelly wounds. Their healing was visible, not only to them, but to everyone around them. We find Jesus hoping for their return to thank Him, yet only 1 showed up. Is it not the same way now? So many times we come to Him with a need, and He answers. We go our way, never remembering to come back to be grateful, or to give testimony of the great things He has done. As Jesus stood there that day looking for the 9, did His heart ache? Ah, He asked a question that day we hope He never has to ask today ~ “Where did you go?”

Eat The Book ...
Ezekiel 3:1

God bled millions of emotions across the pages of His Bible. When He inspired the writings, He wanted to be sure no one could read them and walk away feeling nothing. If we desire to have a relationship with Him, we must eat at His table, feasting upon the bread and wine within its pages.

As we are quickly approaching and nearing the end, it is more crucial for the deep study of God’s Word. The time will come when we are no longer able to possess a Bible, or find one in any form. We can no longer waste time simply “reading” the Bible. We must crave it, consume it, digest it, and break it down, so that it absorbs into every aspect of our life. When this happens, then and only then, can we impart it to those around us. -selah.

Moreover He said unto me, son of man, eat that thou findest; eat this book, and go speak unto the house of Israel. -Ezekiel 3:1

I Will Set No Wicked Thing Before My Eyes ... Psalm 101:3

God is such a “Set You Up” kind of God! While there were questions about “Godly” reading materials, He had already sent the Word for instruction to another. This Word was passed to us, and we knew He was leading these teachings. A trip to a local store revealed the dark plan of the evil one. The choice in books available today is no mystery to the sinister scheme to place wickedness before us. Here, we begin to unravel the importance of feeding our heart, mind, and spirit with Truth. The Bible tells us to “think on all things pure, honest, lovely, virtuous, and of good report.” (Philippians 4:8) What’s a Blood-Washed Believer in Jesus to do?