Study the Word on Oneplace.com Pastor Thom Keller

Man today judges God but one day God will judge man. Man has his opinions about the justice and judgment of God, but God’s judgment will be just because Jesus is the judge. Today the popular view is that just about everyone goes to heaven but Jesus speaks of some who will have a different view than the popular one. How worthy is the world of judgment and how to escape it? For some answers join pastor Thom in Matthew chapter twelve and verse forty-one.

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Heaven is not simply a destination it’s also a motivation. If heaven is real, and it is, what about the alternative? In Matthew chapter twelve verse forty Jesus validities the story of Jonah. His answer has been the source of some controversy, concerning death and hell, which we’ll explore on today’s broadcast.

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Words can be powerful and can have great influence. Signs can be helpful pointing to where we need to go. But both words and signs can be false and misleading so we must stay on our toes. Today’s Study The Word with Thom Keller will be of great help in that regard. In Matthew chapter twelve Jesus teaches on the importance of our words and what they can do.

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The words we speak can reveal our knowledge, that is what’s in our minds, but they can also reveal what we feel or believe in our hearts. And sometimes it’s hard to discern what someone really thinks or believes. But as we’ll discover today on Study The Word our conversation at unguarded moments can be very revealing.

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Pastor Thom, our Bible Teacher, is nearing the end of a study in the book of Revelation. We’re in chapters twenty-one and twenty-two, the final chapters of the book. Join us as he continues exploring some of the most thrilling passages of the whole Bible.

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It’s been well said that There must be conviction before there can be conversion. For unless a patient is convinced he is sick he will never accept the diagnosis or receive the treatment. In Matthew chapter twelve and verse thirty-one we’re told, That every sin will be forgiven, except for the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. That’s good news except for the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit part. What does that mean? Tune in and find out.

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