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A World of Reconciliation

Given by Doug Johnson

Atonement This day focuses reconciliation. When humans work out their differences, it’s a relief. When God intervenes, His plan is to make it possible for the ultimate reconciliation, which is that of His human children being reconciled to Him. That’s not just a relief, it’s magnificent!

The Storm Before the Calm

Given by Doug Johnson

The Feast of Trumpets is the pivotal festival on God’s calendar—the fourth of seven. It also represents the turning point of all human history, which is the change from man’s system of governance to God’s!

Jesus Christ Has Unfinished Business

Given by Doug Johnson

The meanings of the upcoming fall holy days show us something: that the work Jesus Christ has been given by His Father isn’t done yet! He has “unfinished business.” What part will we play in it?

Intercessory Prayer

Given by Doug Johnson

We’re told to take our requests to God and make them known. How effective are we in asking Him to help others?

A Thematic Look at the Sermon on the Mount

Given by Doug Johnson

What did Jesus actually talk about in this famous sermon? Let’s look at the subjects He covered, and what we need to do about them!

Dominos, Fires And Trials

Given by Doug Johnson

How do all those words in the title connect to each other? It depends on the trials and challenges you and I encounter in our lives. Some are “fiery trials” and some are more like “dominos falling.” What do we need to know about how to deal with all kinds?

Manhood and Fatherhood—Keeping It Real

Given by Doug Johnson

Father’s Day only became completely official in this country in 1972, with a presidential proclamation and a signature. Mother’s Day goes all the way back to 1914! Why is it that godly qualities of true manhood and loving fatherhood are so challenging in our world?

A Pentecost Frame of Mind

Given by Doug Johnson

Paul told Timothy he had access to power, love and a sound mind—through God’s Spirit. There are many ways to describe that spiritual help, but one thing’s for sure—we need it all year long, not just on one annual festival.