Sunday, April 19, 2015
by Robert Dean
Passage: Matthew 12:1-14
Series: Matthew (2013)
Duration: 53 mins 26 secs
When the religious leaders of Israel “played the flute” they expected Jesus to dance to their tune. Listen to this lesson to find out how the Pharisees developed a visceral hatred for Jesus as He challenged their interpretation of the Mosaic Law. Understand why His seeming disregard for the Sabbath intensified their anger. Gain a comprehensive overview of the Sabbath, its origin, significance, and how it represents rest and trust in God. See that Jesus is the fulfillment of the Law and that by application, we can set aside time to concentrate on all God has done for us.
Thursday, June 21, 2018
by Robert Dean
Series: Dr. Dean One-Lesson Specials
Duration: 1 hr 16 mins 24 secs
Are you ready for an eye-opening tour of Israel that will expand your appreciation of how God cares for us? Listen to this lesson to experience a trip through the land and hear about the high stakes events that show God’s judgments on mankind on the one hand and His magnificent grace that is freely available. Understand how the geographical characteristics impacted people in biblical times. Learn about the preservation of the Word of God and see that just as God entered human history in ancient times, He is overseeing our lives today.
Thursday, January 06, 2022
by Robert Dean
Series: Has God Spoken? (2021)
Duration: 1 hr 14 mins 3 secs
How can we be sure the Bible was transmitted down through the years in an accurate manner? Listen to this lesson to hear the exciting story of how God protected His Word so we have His message today. Learn about the highly skilled system of textual criticism which compares the various copies with the goal of getting as close to the original as possible. Learn about primary and secondary sources and the scribes who meticulously made copies using many ways to assure their accuracies. Marvel at the few differences that the finding of the Dead Sea Scrolls revealed between them and the ancient texts, including the Masoretic Text. Be encouraged and read the Bible with confidence in its message.