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This is part two in a two part series dealing with the life of Martin Luther. This talk picks up just as Luther is about to begin his battle with the church.

The teaching includes a number of pre-recorded quotes from original sources.

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Part way through the second journey, Paul stops in to Athens. What transpires is one of the most formative sections in Acts for life on mission in our City. Listen on.

About this Teaching

This teaching looks at the background information for the gospel.

About this Teaching

In this podcast we explore the prolouge of the gospel; the opening 18 verses which serve much like a movie "trailor" for what is about to come.

Opening and closing music clips:
The Past Before My Eyes | Ryan Lantham | Departures - Volume 1 | 2009 Departures Distribution Inc.

About this Teaching

This podcasts is the first of two that look at John 1.35-51. Here we consider the calling of the first disciples of Jesus.

Opening and closing music clips:
The Past Before My Eyes | Ryan Lantham | Departures - Volume 1 | 2009 Departures Distribution Inc.

About this Teaching

This podcast is the second of two that looks at John 1.35-51. Here we consider seven names that John gives for Jesus.

Opening and closing music clips:
The Past Before My Eyes | Ryan Lantham | Departures - Volume 1 | 2009 Departures Distribution Inc.

Paul finishes off his second journey with a lengthy visit to Corinth. This is a remarkable city, filled with remarkable people.

Background

The topic of this DeeperLife springs from two realities that seem to be at work in our world today:

1. Much has been written, acted, and spoken of in the past 10 years that has sought to erode the reliability of the scriptures as we presently have them. Many of these things have been blatantly fictional, or conspiratorial but regardless they have still planted seeds of doubt. Can we really trust the scriptures?
   

Background

The topic of this DeeperLife springs from two realities that seem to be at work in our world today:

1. Much has been written, acted, and spoken of in the past 10 years that has sought to erode the reliability of the scriptures as we presently have them. Many of these things have been blatantly fictional, or conspiratorial but regardless they have still planted seeds of doubt. Can we really trust the scriptures?
   

All weekend we were exploring the idea of being people that "seek first the Kingdom". To anchor this idea we looked at the church in Ephesians... seeing what it meant for them to seek Jesus, and therefore what it means for us today.

In this teaching we look at our first real encounter with the Ephesians in Acts 19.

All weekend we were exploring the idea of being people that "seek first the Kingdom". To anchor this idea we looked at the church in Ephesians... seeing what it meant for them to seek Jesus, and therefore what it means for us today.

In this teaching we look at the final word to the church in Ephesus found in Revelation 2

Background

The topic of this DeeperLife springs from two realities that seem to be at work in our world today:

1. Much has been written, acted, and spoken of in the past 10 years that has sought to erode the reliability of the scriptures as we presently have them. Many of these things have been blatantly fictional, or conspiratorial but regardless they have still planted seeds of doubt. Can we really trust the scriptures?
   

Background

The topic of this DeeperLife springs from two realities that seem to be at work in our world today:

1. Much has been written, acted, and spoken of in the past 10 years that has sought to erode the reliability of the scriptures as we presently have them. Many of these things have been blatantly fictional, or conspiratorial but regardless they have still planted seeds of doubt. Can we really trust the scriptures?
   

About this Teaching

Jesus performs his first sign at a wedding in Cana. What could it mean?

Opening and closing music clips:
The Past Before My Eyes | Ryan Lantham | Departures - Volume 1 | 2009 Departures Distribution Inc.

As with last year, this year our December CityWide was another "CityWide for the City". In light of this, I again wanted to record a Christmas teaching for you to listen to at home. Last year, the topic was "Advent of Peace" and it can be found by Clicking here. This year our topic is, as the title says, "Advent of Hope".

Here's the teaching. I trust you'll be taught, encouraged, and equipped all at the same time.