The Battle Hymn of the Reformation

Lecture 60- The Written Word in the Days of King Saul

Lecture 60- The Written Word in the Days of King Saul

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

In this lecture, we look at the significance of the written word for the use of the King of Israel.  Saul was the first king, but he failed to listen to the Voice of God as it was written.  His rejection of God’s word resulted in the rejection of him as king.  David replaces Saul and is given the promise that his son would bring in the everlasting kingdom.  Jesus, the Son of David, fulfills the promise given to David.

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The Written Word in the Days of King Saul

Who is Michael? More Deception by the Jehovah’s Witnesses

Who is Michael?  What Does the Bible Really Teach?   To be clear, the Watchtower organization does not really teach what the Bible really teaches.  When the Watchtower

teaches its witnesses that the Bible “indicates” or that the Bible “suggests”, a certain teaching, let us be clear that suggesting or indicating is not the same thing as teaching.  Beware of such ambiguous language.

If the Bible teaches a truth, then it is not suggesting or indicating a truth.  Beware of the teachings of the Watchtower organization that tries to support their own false doctrines by saying that there are “Scriptural reasons” to believe what the Watchtower teaches, or we can “draw a conclusion” based upon a text of Sacred Scripture that agrees with the conclusions of the Watchtower, or “it is logical” to conclude that the logic of the Watchtower is correct.

For example, the Watchtower organization teaches that the Michael the Archangel is Jesus.  Yet, nowhere in the Bible is it every taught that Jesus and Michael are the same person.  Nowhere does Jesus ever say, “I am Michael.”  There is not a single verse in the Sacred Scriptures that ever teach that Jesus is Michael.

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Lecture 59- The Written Word in the Days of the Judges

The Written Word in the Days of the Judges (Click here to listen)

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

In this lecture, we look at the significance of the written word as a testimony against the people of God in their unfaithfulness to the LORD.  Moses warned the sons of Israel that they would rebel against the LORD their King and seek after other gods and a different king.  At the same time, we see how the written word testifies to the faithfulness of the LORD to His promises.

Christ in the Book of Habakkuk

Pastor Kachelmeier on Issues, Etc. talking about Christ in the book of Habakkuk. Habakkuk 2:4 states that “the righteous shall live by faith.”   Is Paul cherry picking a verse and ripping it out of context to support his teaching. (click here to listen to the interview on Issues, Etc.)

Lecture 58- The Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts- Part 3

The Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts- Part 3 (click here to listen)

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

In this lecture, we continue our discuss on the doctrine of the Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts.  In particular, we discuss the person and work of the Holy Spirit.  The Holy Spirit is True God.  He is the third person of the Blessed Trinity.  He speaks, teaches, reveals, leads, guides, and directs.  The Holy Spirit is not a mere force or fuzzy feeling.  He is Eternal God proceeding from the Father and the Son.

Alan Jackson sings "What a Friend We Have in Jesus"

Lecture 57- The Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts- Part 2

The Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts- Part 2 (click here for lecture)

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

In this lecture, we continue our discuss on the doctrine of the Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts.  We look at Acts chapters 4, 5, 10, 11, and 15.  Furthermore, we discuss the Apostolic usage of “God” for the person of the Father and “Lord” for the person of the Son teaching us to make a distinction in the plurality of persons of the Blessed Holy Trinity.  We commonly see this distinction in Paul’s greetings at the beginning of each of his epistles.

The Importance of Preaching

Pastor Kachelmeier on the Issues, Etc. talking about the importance of preaching.  The Apostle Paul states, “…it pleased God through the follow of what we preach to save those who believe: (1 Cor. 1:21) (click here to listen to the interview on Issues, Etc.)

Lecture 56- The Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts- Part 1

The Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts- Part 1 (click here for podcast)

Rev. Brian L. Kachelmeier

In this lecture, we discuss the doctrine of the Holy Trinity in the Book of Acts.  We look at Acts chapters 1, 2, 4, 5, and 8 to learn to make a distinction between the plurality of the persons of the Blessed Trinity.  The person of the Father sent the Son in the flesh.  The person of the Son was crucified, raised, and ascended to the right hand of the Father.  The Ascended Son pours out the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles.  The person of the Holy Spirit teaches and guides in all truth.