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Mark Lanier teaching through the book of Romans.

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  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Jacob – Parte 1

  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Jacob – Parte 2

  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    José – La Historia Previa

  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 21 – Journey Lessons from Joshua

    Have you ever used the phrase, “Do Over!”? Or played the game of golf and declared “Mulligan” after hitting a bad shot? For God, we understand these concepts as “Grace.” A wonderful second chance to do what is right in the eyes of God. Join Steve Taylor as we look at the lessons to be […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 22 – Ruth

    There is a Hebrew word, Hesed, that is difficult to translate into English. However, there are many people who live their lives showing hesed to people around them. When a couple gives their vows in marriage they often express the concept of hesed. So, what is the meaning of this word, hesed, and how does […]
  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Las 12 Tribus de Israel

  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 23 – A Warrior God? – Part 1

    Man seeks to create God in man’s image. We constantly hold God to our internal moral standards of right and wrong. Whatever we think is right, we expect of God. Whatever we think is wrong, we disassociate from God. Join Mark Lanier as we look at the lessons of Joshua, and focus on the issue […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 23 – A Warrior God? – Part 2

    Have you ever cried out, “Why God?!” When we cry out, “Why God?” we do so from within our moment in history and eternity that we are living. Jesus Christ taught us directly and by example that crying out to God is both appropriate and important. Join Mark Lanier In Part 2 of “A Warrior […]
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    SE-Christmas History – 2010

  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 1: Introduction

    Judge Roy Bean was, by his own proclamation, the “Law West of the Pecos.” History records some bizarre judgments issuing forth from Judge Bean and his courtroom (his saloon, the “Jersey Lilly”). As bizarre as some of Judge Roy Bean’s judgements might have been, we find an even more unusual association with judges found in […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 2: Authorship and Focus

    Authorship of the book of Judges is no easy question because no human author is identified internally in the book. No one is able to give 100 percent certainty on what human wrote the book of Judges. Therefore, a fair first question is: why do we care who wrote it? The answer lies, in part […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 3: Archaeology

    In a courtroom, a lawyer must learn how to handle the facts. The good facts, the bad facts, and the facts that have no bearing on his case. So, how does a good attorney handle all of the facts of the case? According to Mark Lanier, trial lawyer and lecturer, the best way to do […]

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