Haggai (Full Book)
HaggaiSteve Gregg
In this concise and engaging exploration of the book of Haggai, Steve Gregg highlights the historical context and key themes of this often overlooked prophetic work. Gregg discusses the importance of rebuilding the temple after the Jewish exile and emphasizes the need for the people to prioritize their spiritual commitments over material wealth. Drawing connections to Jesus and the breaking down of barriers between Jews and Gentiles, Gregg ultimately invites listeners to consider the timeless relevance of Haggai's message in their own lives. With his insightful analysis and accessible delivery, Gregg offers a fresh perspective on this ancient text.
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