Welcome to Theology Thursday: We present select Bible studies and sermons from Pastor Bob Enyart of Denver Bible Church teaching from Scripture that:
- God is eternally free, inexhaustibly creative, and has existed from everlasting
- His main biblical attributes? He is living, personal, relational, good, and loving
- Proper hermeneutics flow not from Greek and Latin philosophy but from the primary biblical attributes of God
- The Bible explicitly affirms marriage and condemns moral relativism and all immorality including homosexuality
- As God is a person and created us in His likeness He expects us to stand for the personhood of the unborn
- God presents the Gospel of Jesus Christ, based on the death penalty, in Bible's context of criminal justice
- The Bible is not a science text (for they have to be corrected all the time) but instead is scientifically accurate. Enjoy!
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Legalism: In today's study from Luke, Bob shows us that the religious leaders of Jesus day elevated their own legalism over love. We also learn how many Christians are still doing this today and why is so damaging to the Body of Christ.
Luke 19: In this week's episode of Theology Thursday, we hear of Jesus triumphal entry and then his cleansing of the temple. Bob explains that Jesus chose to reveal himself to those who had ears to hear while at the same time His message remained hidden to those whose hearts were hard.
Corrupt Leaders: Following the cleansing of the Temple, the religious leaders came to Jesus to question Him, but their questions were not sincere and they weren't intended to help the leaders learn the truth. Bob presents today's message from the Gospel of Luke.
Politics: Each election cycle we have politicians asking for our votes. As Christians, what should be our standard for who we endorse in the election? In this message from Psalm 9, Bob helps to clarify that for us.
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Born Again: A pharisee named Nicodemus came to Jesus by night to ask Him a very important question. Why did he comet to Jesus and why did he come by night? Bob presents this story and explains the meaning of the story in this episode of Theology Thursday.
This great series is designed to help the entire famly learn and understand the overall story of the Bible, as well of the important plot twists in the story.
Today's Resource: The Plot Boys
Teaching Through "The Plot": Easy Enough For Kids, Strong Enough For Adults. Bob teaches through The Plot along with youngsters Stephen Sutherland and Josh Craddock.
This great series is designed to help the entire famly learn and understand the overall story of the Bible, as well of the important plot twists in the story.
Over 32 hours of teaching in 36 sessions.
Understanding the Bible: On today's Theology Thursday we feature episode one from "The Plot Boys". In this series of thirty six Bible teaching episodes, Bob Enyart teaches through his book "The Plot" along with 11 year old Josh and 12 year old Stephen.
This great series is designed to help the entire famly learn and understand the overall story of the Bible, as well of the important plot twists in the story.
Today's Resource: The Plot Boys
Teaching Through "The Plot": Easy Enough For Kids, Strong Enough For Adults. Bob teaches through The Plot along with youngsters Stephen Sutherland and Josh Craddock.
Over 32 hours of teaching in 36 sessions.
Exodus Code: When a much more efficient and effective justice system was needed for the children of Israel to try criminals, it was Moses father-in-law Jethro who came to the rescue. A new system of judges was introduced by Jethro, adopted by Moses, implemented by Israel and approved by God.
Today's Resource: Exodus Code
On the day Moses delivered the Ten Commandments about three thousand souls died (Exodus 32:28). And on the day that God gave the Holy Spirit, about three thousand souls were saved (Acts 2:41). Explaining that contrast, Paul wrote that the law kills but the Spirit gives life (2 Cor. 3:6,7,17). That Law of the Ten Commandments is the basis of an entire criminal code revealed in Exodus. But it doesn?t end there. Contained within the document that convicts the world, Salvation is found. Join Bob for an insightful study that considers the deep meaning of the Exodus Code. Discover the unique style of Bob Enyart, and enjoy all of his teaching audios and videos.
Disobedient Prophet: On today's Theology Thursday, Bob presents the story of Jonah from his verse by verse study of Jonah and Nahum. Jonah disobeyed God's command to go to Ninevah, then after God sent a large fish to swallow Jonah, he reluctantly obeyed. Did God predestine Jonah to disobey, get punished, then obey? You'll hear the answer in the this compelling study.
Today's Resource: Jonah and Nahum
One of the most important events in Bible history occurs in the city of Joppa, twice. What is that event? And why did it happen twice? When God saw that the Assyrians repented at Jonah?s preaching, then God repented from the disaster that He had said He would bring upon Nineveh, and He did not do it. How can this be? Later, Nahum warned Nineveh that if would fall just like the city of King Tut.
Romans 14: Are you the weaker brother that Paul talks about? On today's Theology Thursday we hear Paul referring to the weaker brother, but what does that mean? The answer to that question is likely to surprise you? Bob shows us who Paul is referring to when he uses that term. Enjoy this enlightening message from Bob's verse by verse Bible study of chapter 14 of the book of Romans.
God Became Man: As we celebrate Christmas Bob discusses what it means that God became flesh.
