Messages That Matter By Dr. Andrew Corbett

Christianity is not merely some vague mental ascent to some irrelevant religious ideals. On the contrary, Christianity begins in a person's soul via a spiritual transformation that only the Holy Spirit can achieve. Therefore, Christianity is the Spirit-filled life!

Christianity is only possible by a miracle caused by the Holy Spirit. The believer continues to enjoy a relationship with the Holy Spirit. Each of these episodes in The Spirit Series deals with an aspect of that relationship.

Zechariah returned to Jerusalem within a year of the decree of Cyrus. God used him to encourage those charged with rebuilding the Temple. In so doing, God used him to give Israel a prophetic glimpse of the atoning work of the coming Messiah and a prophetic vision of a New Covenant ‘Jerusalem’. Zechariah the prophet foretold of the One in whom the hopes of Israel rested. Eventually Jerusalem's religious leaders turned on Zechariah, and martyred Him in the Temple (Matt. 23:35).

Zechariah returned to Jerusalem within a year of the decree of Cyrus. God used him to encourage those charged with rebuilding the Temple. In so doing, God used him to give Israel a prophetic glimpse of the atoning work of the coming Messiah and a prophetic vision of a New Covenant ‘Jerusalem’. Eventually Jerusalem's religious leaders turned on Zechariah, and martyred Him in the Temple (Matt. 23:35).

Zechariah returned to Jerusalem within a year of the decree of Cyrus. God used him to encourage those charged with rebuilding the Temple. In so doing, God used him to give Israel a prophetic glimpse of the atoning work of the coming Messiah and a prophetic vision of a New Covenant ‘Jerusalem’. Eventually Jerusalem's religious leaders turned on Zechariah, and martyred Him in the Temple (Matt. 23:35).

Zechariah returned to Jerusalem within a year of the decree of Cyrus. God used him to encourage those charged with rebuilding the Temple. In so doing, God used him to give Israel a prophetic glimpse of the atoning work of the coming Messiah and a prophetic vision of a New Covenant ‘Jerusalem’. Eventually Jerusalem's religious leaders turned on Zechariah, and martyred Him in the Temple (Matt. 23:35).

Some people claim that the Bible is not divinely-inspired because such a God would never have endorsed such an obviously evil practice such as human slavery.

60 seconds of commentary on issues of faith, religion, and culture by Dr. Andrew Corbett of Finding Truth Matters.

60 seconds of commentary on issues of faith, religion, and culture by Dr. Andrew Corbett of Finding Truth Matters.

60 seconds of commentary on issues of faith, religion, and culture by Dr. Andrew Corbett of Finding Truth Matters.

Zechariah returned to Jerusalem within a year of the decree of Cyrus. God used him to encourage those charged with rebuilding the Temple. In so doing, God used him to give Israel a prophetic glimpse of the atoning work of the coming Messiah and a prophetic vision of a New Covenant ‘Jerusalem’. Eventually Jerusalem's religious leaders turned on Zechariah, and martyred Him in the Temple (Matt. 23:35).

The Kingdom of God was the central theme of Christ's teaching. Rather than meeting the expectations of His followers who wanted a violent military messiah, the Kingdom that Jesus offered was one whereby the Holy Spirit would transform a person's soul.

The message of the Kingdom of God was the main focus of Jesus Christ's teaching. Understanding it, and how it applies to us today is critically important.

The Kingdom of God was the central theme of Christ's teaching. It is important to listen to what He taught and to understand how it is relevant for our times.

The Kingdom of God was the central theme of the teaching of Jesus. It is not, as some Christians suppose, a political movement. It is, as Jesus taught, a spiritual kingdom that involves the miraculous transformation of a person's soul.

The great Jewish hope was that Yahweh (God) would send the Messiah who would establish the Kingdom of God. The prophet Daniel was shown that several world empires would arise after the Babylonian empire, and then the Kingdom of the Messiah would come. This would be unlike any previous kingdom, because it would be an everlasting kingdom. When the Messiah did come, He taught that entering into Kingdom should be every person's highest priority. But to enter it would require receiving a miraculous spiritual transformation.

In this 7 part series Dr Andrew Corbett unpacks God! A topic many of us think about but perhaps haven’t heard it preached on directly for a time. Throughout this series, Dr Corbett explores who God is, what his qualities are and why it is critical that we know who he is. In this episode Dr Corbett concludes the series with part 7: ‘God The Judge’.

In this 7 part series Dr Andrew Corbett unpacks God! A topic many of us think about but perhaps haven’t heard it preached on directly for a time. Throughout this series, Dr Corbett explores who God is, what his qualities are and why it is critical that we know who he is. In this episode Dr Corbett concludes the series with part 7: ‘God The Judge’.

In this 7 part series Dr Andrew Corbett unpacks God! A topic many of us think about but perhaps haven’t heard it preached on directly for a time. Throughout this series, Dr Corbett explores who God is, what his qualities are and why it is critical that we know who he is. In this episode Dr Corbett continues the series with a special Christmas edition, part 6: ‘God The Father’.

In this 7 part series Dr Andrew Corbett unpacks God! A topic many of us think about but perhaps haven’t heard it preached on directly for a time. Throughout this series, Dr Corbett explores who God is, what his qualities are and why it is critical that we know who he is. In this episode Dr Corbett continues the series with part 5: ‘God The Redeemer’.