Psalms 2, 45, 72, 110
PsalmsSteve Gregg
In this study, Steve Gregg discusses four Psalms, which he believes are Messianic and portray the Kingdom of the Messiah. Gregg explains that the Old Testament does not explicitly state the idea of a future kingdom, but it became a traditional Jewish view. He also emphasizes the present ruling of Jesus in the midst of his enemies until they are destroyed, as mentioned in Psalm 110, and the importance of loving righteousness and hating wickedness, which make one fear God. Gregg encourages trust in God and expanding His kingdom through prayer and preaching.
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In this exposition on Psalm 19 verses 7-14, Steve Gregg explores the concept of the Word of God and its significance in interpreting the world around
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Psalm 119
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg discusses Psalm 119, which is the longest chapter in the Bible. Gregg explains that the various nouns used in the chapt
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Steve Gregg speaks about the book of Psalms and its importance to Christian teachings. The book of Psalms, also known as "praises," is largely compris
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Amos
In this two-part series, Steve Gregg provides verse-by-verse teachings on the book of Amos, discussing themes such as impending punishment for Israel'
Esther
In this two-part series, Steve Gregg teaches through the book of Esther, discussing its historical significance and the story of Queen Esther's braver
Joshua
Steve Gregg's 13-part series on the book of Joshua provides insightful analysis and application of key themes including spiritual warfare, obedience t
Isaiah
A thorough analysis of the book of Isaiah by Steve Gregg, covering various themes like prophecy, eschatology, and the servant songs, providing insight
Lamentations
Unveiling the profound grief and consequences of Jerusalem's destruction, Steve Gregg examines the book of Lamentations in a two-part series, delving
Ruth
Steve Gregg provides insightful analysis on the biblical book of Ruth, exploring its historical context, themes of loyalty and redemption, and the cul
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In this two-part series by Steve Gregg, he explores the theological concepts of Original Sin and Human Depravity, delving into different perspectives
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In this four-part series, Steve Gregg explores the wisdom literature of the Bible, emphasizing the importance of godly behavior and understanding the
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