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A Greater Sense of God - Part 9: Outwards From the Innermost  On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 8: Living Your Best Life  On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 7: A Compassionate King On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 6:  Becoming Sanctified On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 5: Standing Firm On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 4: A Close Encounter On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 3:  A Declining Culture On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 2: A Mobile Throne On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

A Greater Sense of God - Part 1: A Vivid Experience On January 28, 1986, 7 Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts exited gravity and entered eternity. President Reagan gave quite a speech that day, paraphrasing the poetry of an Air Force volunteer: they “slipped the surly bonds of earth … and touched the face of God.” To touch the face of God suggests intimacy, as with someone we know well. In the Bible, we often find expressions such as “seeking God’s face” to describe prayer, and occasionally “the softening of his face” which suggests soothing, possibly by touching. One of the most amazing revelations about God in the Bible is that he wants you and me to become intimate with him - and the goal of this book, starting with God’s revelation to the prophet Ezekiel, is quite simply to help that become a reality.

The Character of Christ - Part 10 (Faithfulness): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching from www.churchesofgod.info  

The Character of Christ - Part 9 (Compassion): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching from www.churchesofgod.info

The Character of Christ - Part 8 (Humility): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching from www.churchesofgod.info

The Character of Christ - Part 7 (Patience): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching from www.churchesofgod.info

The Character of Christ - Part 6 (Dignity): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching from www.churchesofgod.info  

The Character of Christ - Part 5 (Purity): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching at www.churchesofgod.info  

The Character of Christ - Part 4 (Gentleness): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching at www.churchesofgod.info

The Character of Christ - Part 3 (Meekness): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching at www.churchesofgod.info

The Character of Christ - Part 2 (Obedience): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching at www.churchesofgod.info

The Character of Christ - Part 1 (Love): Brian Johnston explores how the apostle Paul sought to defend himself against criticism in his letters, and in particularly in 2 Corinthians, by looking at various aspects of the person and ministry of Jesus that he sought to emulate. More Bible teaching at www.churchesofgod.info

Going the Distance - Part 12: Refocusing Disappointment The Christian life is a marathon, not a sprint. It’s a contest with many rounds, not just one. Comparing Christians to athletes, and personalizing it, the Apostle Paul says, “I run in such a way, as not without aim; I box in such a way, as not beating the air; but I discipline my body and make it my slave, so that, after I have preached to others, I myself will not be disqualified” (1 Corinthians 9:26-27). The picture of a boxer is especially apt, as experience teaches us that we don’t need to go very far in the Christian life before we start taking ‘blows’ or ‘hits.’ In another place, Paul talks about being “struck down” (2 Corinthians 4:9). He goes on to make it clear that he was down, but not out. But, sadly, for many today the ‘knock-out’ rate is high. What are those ‘hooks’ that leave many sprawling on the canvas? They are the same ones that godly people have been experiencing since Bible times. This series bring together some of the notable ‘suck