Living Faith Connect Group: Recent Episodes

Don Spicer & Doug Candler

Living Faith is a connect group of Quail Springs Baptist Church. We offer recordings of each weeks lessons for those that are unable to attend in person.

Micah's ministry background is explored.

Israel's prophesied future redemption gives hope in the coming captivity.

Hosea described the heinous since of Israel and their lack of repentance that dooms them to judgement.

Superficial religion is no replacement for an obedient relationship with God.

We contrast the character of God verses his messenger Jonah.

Israel's fellowship with God is pictured in Jonah's life and service.

God had promised judgement for Israel, but he also promised Israel's return.

Amos explains how to return to God.

Amos condemned the attitude of Israel concerning their sin.

Josiah's heart for God gives Judah a stay on the coming wrath of God.

Hezekiah returns Judah to Godly worship in the face of outside threat.

The results of Israel's sin leads to God's dispersal of the northern tribes.

Joash's good start sees a sharp decline after the death of Jehoiada.

How did God deal with the newly divided kingdoms of Judah and Israel?

Elijah responds in fear to the threat from Jezebel, missing opportunity to serve.

Elijah's return leads to several confrontations before he returns to isolation.

Solomon's sin leads to God dividing the kingdom.

Solomon compromises his position and the nation through his sinful choices.

Solomon prays for the nation as they consecrate the temple for worship.

Beginning after Solomon, we start to see the gradual decline of the kings of Israel.

Paul reminds them that waiting for the Lord is an active pursuit.

Paul discusses again the promise of the return of Christ to gather His people.

Paul concludes this letter to the church at Thessalonica with several reminders of how we are to live.

Paul comforts the church concerning the Day of the Lord.

We move to 1 Corinthians 15 to study Paul's doctrinal teachings concerning the resurrection of Christ and His saints.

The church of Thessalonica was missing hope. Paul shares God's plan for our entry into eternity.

The believers at Thessalonica were encouraged to continue their growth in daily sanctification.

Paul shows concern for the church as they suffer persecution.

The church at Thessalonica demonstrated the changing power of salvation is their changed lives.

The Gospel shared at Thessalonica impacts and it shared by those believers.

In the face of growing persecution, the church at Thessalonica exhibited faithfulness.

Daniel prays for the end of Israel's captivity and is given a vision of Israel's future. Use link for Chart. https://1drv.ms/b/s!AsHUY6kH2Owy2T1LJ7KPLAOzq-yS?e=1clIMM

Daniel has a vison of the world's descent into sin and rejection of God. But ultimately God is shown to be in control!

God's lesson of humility to Nebuchadnezzar shows us that even in the midst of difficult times, God is in control.

Daniel interpreted the King's dream demonstrating the power of the one, true, God.

Daniel was in a strange land, with strange customs, amongst strangers. How did he stand firm in righteousness when everything around him was trying to conform him to the world?