The Creator of all things, Jesus Christ, became a man, being made flesh, and has assumed human flesh forever whilst still remaining fully God, as the God-man, fully and eternally true God and perfect man. [... more]

Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel sets the stage for the miraculous birth of Jesus. Despite the challenges and complications that come with being a young, poor, and inexperienced virgin, Mary surrenders to God's will, trusting in the power of faith and obedience. [... more]

Greg begins a new series taking you on a fascinating journey through Revelation and describing in verse-by-verse detail Our Dream City New Jerusalem The facts revealed in this episode alone are stunning this old cosmos burnt up a new one replacing it fresh from the Creator's hand all previous ages terminated a born-again creation prepared for a born-again people the Shekinah-filled crystal-clear jewel-encrusted city in which God will reside with the redeemed of Israel and the church forever And ever And ever And much more [... more]

The Grim Reaper is a universal metaphor for death, but its true meaning is revealed in Scripture as Jesus Christ, the Sovereign Lord. The Bible teaches that death is inevitable, but for believers, it is not something to fear, as they will be present with the Lord in heaven. The concept of the Grim Reaper is rooted in ancient mythology and the occult, but it is also a symbol of God's judgment on the world. In Revelation, Jesus Christ is described as the divine reaper, who will come in judgment to harvest the earth and separate the righteous from the wicked. [... more]

God's judgment is not just a simple outcome, but a complex process that involves his loving kindness and redemption through Christ. The Holy Spirit is a distinct person who grieves over the sin of humanity, and God's presence is not just a mere existence, but an active and loving relationship. Through the book of Isaiah, we see God's faithfulness to his people, even in the midst of their unfaithfulness. [... more]

The Shekinah, a manifestation of God's glory, is explored through various biblical accounts, including the burning bush, Christophany, and Theophany. Dr. R.C. Sproul discusses the intersection of transcendence and immanence in God's nature, and how Christ is the visible manifestation of God's eternal glory. [... more]

Moses' encounter with the burning bush was a supernatural phenomenon where God's glory, known as the Shekinah, made itself visible through fire. This experience is mirrored in the lives of Abraham and Paul, who also encountered the Shekinah glory in their own transformative moments. The Shekinah glory is a visible manifestation of God's presence, often accompanied by fire, and is a crucial aspect of God's relationship with humanity. [... more]

John MacArthur examines the intriguing element of the Christmas story, the Star of Bethlehem, and shows why it matters in understanding the birth of Jesus Christ. He explores the nature of the star, its significance, and how it relates to Jesus' first coming and second coming. [... more]

The story of Rebekah, Isaac's wife, and her role in securing the blessing for their son Jacob, despite her mistakes and the consequences that followed. Through her journey, we see how God blesses even the most flawed individuals and uses their experiences to bring about redemption and growth. [... more]

The Shekinah, a manifestation of God's divine glory, is explored in the context of biblical theology, including Christophany, transcendence, and immanence. The discussion delves into the nature of God's presence and its relationship to the burning bush, theophany, and the person of Christ. [... more]

The Shekinah glory of God was revealed to Moses in the burning bush, an experience that changed his life and had significant implications for human history. This phenomenon is also seen in the lives of Abraham and the Apostle Paul, and is a manifestation of God's presence and power. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various biblical topics, including the Council of Jerusalem, the Shekinah Glory, divorce and remarriage, the Year of Jubilee, revival, repentance, and God's forgiveness, providing insights and answers to listener questions. [... more]

The glory of the Lord is the expression of God's person, manifesting his attributes in the world. At Christmas, the birth of Christ revealed the glory of the Lord, as seen in Isaiah 40:5. God's self-disclosure is not limited to creation, but is also revealed in the Shekinah, special appearances of his glory, and ultimately in the person of Jesus Christ, who is the full revelation of the glory of the Lord. [... more]

The hosts reflect on their personal experiences of feeling God's presence and love during challenging times, drawing parallels with Moses' experiences on Mount Sinai. They discuss the importance of resting in God's love and seeking Him in prayer, even in the midst of adversity. [... more]

Jesus Christ's earthly origins are as challenging and difficult as they can imagine, with his parents fleeing to Egypt and later moving to Nazareth, where they lived in obscurity for 29 years. The Magi's arrival in Jerusalem and their journey to Bethlehem, guided by the Shekinah glory, is a pivotal moment in the Christmas story. Herod's jealousy and paranoia lead him to order the slaughter of all male children in Bethlehem, fulfilling a prophecy from Jeremiah. Jesus' family eventually settles in Nazareth, where he grows up, fulfilling another prophecy that he would be called a Nazarene. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explores the nature of an up close and personal relationship with God, drawing from the biblical account of Moses' encounter with the burning bush. He emphasizes the importance of being in God's presence, responding to contradictions, and being willing to deal with sin in order to experience an encounter with the Holy One. [... more]