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1940: When Change is Desperately Needed
Oftentimes the greatest movements of grace follow close on the heels of the greatest movements of evil. Such is the case of 1939 Great Britain—decadent, self-absorbed and wholly unprepared to stand up against the growing threat of Adolf Hitler on the...
All of Christ in All Things
Jesus Christ is to have first place in all things. This concept of preeminence is essential for every believer and is central to Paul's letter to the Colossians. Join Nathan Johnson in this fourteen-part study examining the book of Colossians and how...
Becoming Brave
As Christians we are presently vulnerable. Every day our ancient foe the devil is seeking to invade our souls with his voice of doom, and many of us are susceptible to this voice, because we haven’t ever been taught how to shoo it away — how to resist...
Behold Our God
The wonder of Scripture is that everything points to Jesus Christ — especially the Names of God. Biblically, names are not merely titles we use to address someone; rather, they reveal and point to the character, nature, and attributes of the...
Daring to Do as Stanley Dale
In 1938 something historic began to unfold on this earth. It was a daring missionary movement of epic proportions. At the very time in history when Hitler was beginning to exert his malevolent power in Europe and evil was conspiring to bring the world...
Impacting Others for Eternity
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus tells us that the fields are white for harvest and that we are to go into all the world and make disciples of all nations. This is a calling that goes far beyond sitting in church once a week and attending Bible studies...
Legendary
This series discusses the profound notion of “legendary living” by using Eric’s father as a muse. He was not an extraordinary man in any earthly sense of the word, but his impact upon Eric’s life was extraordinary. His everyday actions of love, care,...
Life and Leadership Lessons from Teddy Roosevelt
While the character of the American nation is currently being tested and the direction of our great land is being freshly defined, it seems a good time to examine the life and leadership of the man that most Americans believe embodies the grit, growl,...
Life in the Word
The grand message of the Gospel is that we not only have new life, but that life is Jesus Christ Himself. We are told that Christ is our life (Colossians 3:3–4) and we are to live through Him (1 John 4:9). We are reminded that as Christians, we have...
Soul Drift
Idolatry is a central theme in Scripture; yet most of us presume that because we don't bow at the altar of a statue that we are idol-free. The truth is, all of us need God to reveal our heart's greatest longing and for Him to give us clean hands and a...
Spiritual Lessons from Abe Lincoln's America
Abraham Lincoln lived during what was likely the darkest hour in America’s history. Though that may seem hard to believe for those of us that are alive today and witnessing the wasting away of the America we love, Antebellum America (as it has been...
Spiritual Lessons from Alfred the Great
In the year 871, the evil Vikings appeared to be the unstoppable new rulers of the Isle of Britain, but, against all odds, King Alfred of Wessex stood up and faced this encroaching evil head-on. In history, Alfred is considered “great” not because he...
Spiritual Lessons from Black & White America
This series covers a period of 60 years in America’s wild history — from WW1 to Watergate. It’s a period remembered by every American in monochromatic black and white. It’s the period when black-and-white movies and black-and-white television emerged....
Spiritual Lessons from the Time of Nero
The times of Roman Emperor Nero mark in the annals of history a season of unprecedented difficulty and trial for the Christian faith. But, this time was no less challenging for the Jewish people that had chosen to refuse, rather than accept, their...
Spiritual Lessons from WWI
Could there possibly be anything redeeming in studying World War I? After all, this cataclysmic event boasts a terrifying storyline that toppled empires, maimed millions, wiped out an entire generation of young men, and was the sponsor of some of the...
Spiritual Lessons from WWII
World War II was an epic tale. And I am like a moth to the flame of any and all things epic. I have always been fascinated by history, the events, the people, and the human challenge. But, war history, for some reason, stands out to me and deeply...
The Christian Mindset
In a previous Daily Thunder series, Nathan began his study of Philippians 4:4–9 and discussed the first few verses on what Paul calls every Christian to think upon. In this conclusion of that series on the Christian mindset, Nathan examines each of...
The Grand and Glorious Gospel
Far too many Christians are sitting on the doorstep of all that is available in Christ Jesus. They may know there is more, but they’ve yet to enter the doorway to experience it. When they hear the word “Gospel,” they either think of “salvation” or a...
The Muscular Christian
The Church today is in desperate need of an infusion of strength, courage, boldness, daring, and unction. The Bible calls it grace. And we need it. The Church is weak, back on its haunches, mealy-mouthed, and vulnerable to caving into social...
Victorious Living
In a time when many of us have felt discouraged or even defeated by circumstances beyond our control, this series offers fresh vision for the victorious life God intends us to live as His children. Leslie explores what it means to walk in the...
Win 'em Like Wilberforce
William Wilberforce did something in his day which was deemed impossible — and still, over two hundred years later, anyone who studies his life’s work is startled and amazed and can’t help but mutter to themselves while reading of his accomplishments,...