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Genesis 1-11 Session 03
Hebrews 11 Faith's Evidence in view. We start Genesis Chapter 1 and we come to our first verse and we find a fork in the road. Bible teacher Keith McKenzie establishes that it is by faith we understand. God has not given us a blind faith, however He requires us to believe His testimony. Audio Portion. See YouTube or our link on the site. [podcast format="video"]http://www.amos37.com/wp-content/uploads/audio/1-11 Session 03.m4a[/podcast]
Genesis 1-11 Session 02
Audio portion of Session 02 of our cornerstone discipleship series. Bible teacher Keith McKenzie opens up with continues to build the foundation of faith in Gods word. We look at the preeminence of Jesus Christ. Video playlist can be seen on our 1-11 link on Home page. [podcast format="video"]http://www.amos37.com/wp-content/uploads/audio/1-11 Session 02.m4a[/podcast]
1-11 Session 01
Session 1 of our discipleship series. Bible teacher Keith McKenzie introduces our mission to cover all the major doctrines and themes found in the first eleven chapters of Genesis. Session 1 covers a tour of gospel of John of the importance of trusting Gods word. [podcast format="video"]http://www.amos37.com/wp-content/uploads/audio/1-11 Session 01.m4a[/podcast]
Feast of Passover
Today we look at the Feast of Passover. It is the first of the seven feasts of the LORD. Bible teacher Keith McKenzie looks at Exodus, Leviticus, and many other passages to help you understand this very important Moed (appointment) God has made with His people. Learn with us as we look at Gods planner of His Holy Appointments. [podcast]http://www.amos37.com/wp-content/uploads/audio/Feasts of The LORD Passover.mp3[/podcast]
Feast Overview
Feast Overview chart by Ariel Ministries, created to evangelize and disciple our Jewish brethren, has been born from necessity to meet an urgent need. Ariel means "Lion of God," representing the Messiah Yeshua as the Lion of Judah. It is also an alternate name for Jerusalem (Isaiah 29:1) — the city of peace now waiting for the Prince of Peace to return. It was in Jerusalem, in 1966, that a burning seed of desire was planted in the heart of Arnold Fruchtenbaum. On December 1, 1977, in San Antonio, Texas, Ariel Ministries was born and the seed began to bloom.Chart ...
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Amos 3:7
Surely the Lord GOD will do nothing, but He revealeth His secret unto His servants the prophets.
