Pastor Marc was joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan for an “on the spot” question and answer event on April 26th, 2017.
Pastor Marc was joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan for an “on the spot” question and answer event on April 26th, 2017.
Jesus performs the second miracle recorded by John, the healing of a nobleman’s son. What can we learn from these events about Jesus? And about the nature of belief?
Pastor Marc was joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan for an “on the spot” question and answer event on April 26th, 2017.
Early in His ministry, Jesus returns home to Nazareth to a mixed reception. The people initially like what He is saying, but their attitudes take a dark turn when He begins exposing their misunderstandings. What can we learn from this homecoming that has relevant application to our lives?
How can Jesus be both God and God’s Son? If He is God’s Son doesn’t that mean Jesus came after God? Then how can He be eternal? Does the Bible really teach that Mary was a virgin?
On the journey from Judea to Galilee, Jesus makes a stop at an unusual location for a Jew, and reveals Himself as Messiah to an unlikely person. What can we learn about ourselves and our walk with Christ from their conversation?
Pastor Marc was joined by Baylor University sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer “on the spot” questions from those in attendance at an open Q&A forum at Liberty Hill Baptist Church on August 23rd, 2017.
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Pastor Marc was joined by sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions at an “ask me anything” event on April 26th, 2017.
Pastor Marc was joined by sociologist Kenneth Vaughan to answer on-the-spot questions at a “ask me anything” event on April 26th, 2017.
As Jesus’ ministry grows, John the Baptist’s disciples worry about the number of people going to Jesus instead of John. What can we learn from John the Baptist’s response to this shift in popularity and to his disciples’ question?
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