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Zane Hodges LibraryQuestions and Answers - 2005 GES So. Cal. Regional - Zane Hodges, Bob Wilkin and Arch RutherfordQuestions and Answers August 27, 2005 Grace Evangelical Society Southern California Regional Conference Zane Hodges, Bob Wilkin and Arch Rutherford Questions asked: 0:27 Do we need to believe that Jesus is God? 4:02 – What part does assurance have in believing? Is a person saved if they have never been 100% sure of their eternal security? 5:55 – Does the sanctification process only begin when Jesus is Lord of all areas of one’s life? 7:03 – Explain the difference between the baptism of the Holy Spirit and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. 9:30 – Does Free Grace...2025-01-3154 min
Zane Hodges LibraryMiraculous Signs and Literary Structure in John's Gospel (John 13-17) - Part 2 of 2At the 2008 Grace Evangelical Society National Conference, Zane Hodges continues his discussion of Jesus' Last Discourse (Upper Room Discourse, John 13-17) and demonstrates how it fits the evangelistic purpose of the Gospel of John (John 20:30-31), leading people to believe in Jesus for eternal life. In part 2 of this 2 part series of messages, Zane covers (1) the Son of Zebedee, (2) the Genre of John's Gospel, (3) Death Scenes in Ancient Biography, (4) the Death of Jesus the Christ, and (5) Miraculous Signs and Literary Structure. "Introducing John's Gospel: Miraculous Signs and Literary Structure" (Part 2 of 2) by Zane C. Hodges https://faithalone...2024-09-0448 minZane Hodges LibraryIn the Upper Room with Jesus the Christ - John 13-17 (Part 1 of 2)Some have mistakenly thought that Jesus' Last Discourse (Upper Room Discourse, John 13-17) does not fit the evangelistic purpose of the Gospel of John (John 20:30-31). Instead of viewing John 13-17 as evangelistic, they conclude that Jesus' Last Discourse was written to believers to instruct them on how to live the Chistian life. At the 2008 Grace Evangelical Society National Conference, Zane Hodges demonstrates that Jesus' Last Discourse (Upper Room Discourse) was written for the express purpose of leading people to believe in Jesus for everlasting life. In part 1 of this 2 part series of messages, Zane covers (1) a...2024-07-1846 minZane Hodges LibraryThe Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) - Part 2 Zane Hodges continues his exposition of the Sermon of the Mount beginning with the thematic statement in Matthew 5:13-16 and continuing with the beginning of the body of the sermon in Matthew 5:17-24. Why is there an impression in Matthew 5:17 that Jesus came to destroy the Law or the Prophets? What is meant in Matthew 5:18 that all the law will be fulfilled till heaven and earth pass away. The Lord Jesus Christ is teaching us a standard by which we can live, which is nothing more or less than the righteous standard of His coming kingdom. An ou...2024-05-091h 00Zane Hodges LibraryThe Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) - Part 1Zane examines why there are 3 Gospels for discipleship, Matthew, Mark and Luke, and what audience was each Gospel directed to? Luke – Greek Mark – Roman Matthew – Hebrew How does Matthew’s emphasis for discipleship to the Hebrew audience effect our understanding of the Sermon of the Mount? Matthew is discipleship with the King Jesus. An outline of the Sermon of the Mount: Prologue: Matthew 5:3-12 Thematic Statement 5:13-16 Body of Sermon: 5:17-7:12 Conclusion: Matthew 7:13-27 In Part 1, Zane explains the Prologue an...2024-04-3039 min
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans 2:1-16 - Seminar (Warning: poor audio quality)April 18, 1988. Zane gives a seminar on Romans 2:1-16 focusing in particular on verses 5 through 13. Warning: audio quality on recording is very poor. Transcript available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o10CP0at0PFf5UEkbNFR2sl-ItkZ5yUh/view?usp=sharing2024-04-1545 minZane Hodges LibraryQuestions and Answers on The Christian LifeDuring this Question and Answer session on May 23, 2004 at Coast Bible Church, Costa Mesa, California, Zane Hodges answers the following questions with a focus on the Christian life: 6:01 – In what sense is it appropriate to speak and sing of Jesus as King, when Jesus is not yet reigning over the earth (John 18, Act 17, 1 Timothy 1, Revelation 19)? 7:41 – What are the dangers of new movements like Christian “spiritual direction” and “contemplative spirituality”? 9:33 – Explain 1 Chronicles 22, regarding David being prohibited from building God’s house because of shed blood and wars he had fought, but David had been told by God to s...2024-01-3147 minZane Hodges LibraryColossians 3:12-15 - The Well Dressed ChristianIn this message given at Christ Bible Fellowship of Del Rio, Texas, pastored by Chip Brunott, Zane Hodges challenges believers to examine their spiritual wardrobe. What are the qualities that make for a well-dressed Christian?2023-12-2132 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 8:40-56 - The Troubled ChristianIn this message given at Christ Bible Fellowship of Del Rio, Texas, pastored by Chip Brunott, Zane Hodges preaches on the raising of Jairus’ daughter from the dead and the healing of a woman having a flow of blood. When we have reached the end of the line and when we have run out of our own resources, God is there and for God nothing is impossible when you put your trust in God and His word.2023-11-0330 minZane Hodges LibraryThe Olivet Discourse - Part 4: Working for the KingIn this the final study of four studies on Jesus' prophetic ministry in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24:1-25:46) Zane C. Hodges focuses on the application section of the Olivet Discourse, and in particular the four parables of the Unprepared Servant, the Ten Virgins, the Talents, and the Judgment of the Sheep and the Goats. There is also an extended discussion regarding the Judgment Seat of Christ. Outline/Structure: Prelude 24:1-3 Exposition (Explanation of End of the Age/Day of the Lord) 24:4-35 Overview of Day of the Lord from beginning to e...2023-10-081h 16Zane Hodges LibraryThe Olivet Discourse - Part 3: Watching for the ClimaxIn this the third of four studies on Jesus' prophetic ministry in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24:1-25:46) Zane Hodges continues to examine the events of the second half of the Tribulation looks climaxing at the battle of Armageddon. Matthew 24:15-35. Outline/Structure: Prelude 24:1-3 Exposition (Explanation of End of the Age/Day of the Lord) 24:4-35 Overview of Day of the Lord from beginning to end 24:4:-14 Matthe 24:15 - Midpoint of the Day of the Lord (detailed consideration of the last part of the Day of the Lord) 2023-09-2053 minZane Hodges LibraryThe Olivet Discourse - Part 2: The Coming World Crisis (Matthew 24:15-35)In this the second of four studies on Jesus' prophetic ministry in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24:1-25:46) Zane Hodges looks at the coming world crisis described in Matthew 24:15-35. Outline/Structure: Prelude 24:1-3 Exposition (Explanation of End of the Age/Day of the Lord) 24:4-35 Overview of Day of the Lord from beginning to end 24:4:-14 Midpoint of the Day of the Lord (detailed consideration of the last part of the Day of the Lord Conclusion to this unit of the Olivet Discourse 24:32-35 Introduction t...2023-08-311h 08Zane Hodges LibraryThe Olivet Discourse - Part 1: The Last Great Revival (Matthew 24:1-14)In this the first of four studies on Jesus' prophetic ministry in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24:1-25:46) Zane Hodges looks at Matthew 24:1-14. Structure of the Olivet Discourse: 1. Prelude: Matt 24:1-2 2. Exposition/Explanation: Matt 24:4-35 Jesus answers disciples' questions: "When will these things be?" and "What will be the sign of Your coming, and of the consumation of the age?" Survey/overview of the Day of the Lord: Matt 24:4-14. Matt 24:4-8 beginning of sorrows (birth pangs). Matt 24:9-14 great tribulation. 3. Application: Matt 24:35-25:46. Introduction 24:35-44. Answers disciples' question: "When...2023-08-241h 05Zane Hodges LibraryEnd Times (Eschatology) Questions and Answers (May 17, 2004)Zane Hodges answers the following questions on the end times (eschatology): 4:43 Do believers receive an intermediate body when they die and go to be with the Lord until the day their physical bodies are raised out of the grave at the Rapture? 5:25 In our glorified bodies how will our relationship to time and space change? 7:20 What role will the Old Testament law have in the times following the Rapture? 9:13 Are lost people judged and condemned because they have not believed in Jesus Christ (John 3:18) or because of their works (Revelation 20:12)? 2023-08-0856 minZane Hodges Library1 Samuel 28:3-25 - Saul consults a MediumMay 15, 1994 By looking at the life of King Saul and in particular his experience in consulting a medium, Zane discusses how Satan is able to influence our minds, which leads to words or actions according to Satan’s purposes. How can we recognize the activities of Satan in our lives? It is through the Word of God. We have a choice. We can choose either to be victorious by submitting ourselves unto to God and resisting the devil using the Word of God or we can open ourselves up and our pride and self-will to manipulation, deception and...2023-02-2440 minZane Hodges Library1 Corinthians 6:18-7:6 - How Committed Are You?We live in a society where sex has been divorced from love and lifelong commitment. In this message, Zane Hodges, a life-long bachelor, answers the following questions from the Bible: 1.Is it ever right to have sex outside of marriage? 2. If you are not sick, is it ever right to refuse sex to your partner in marriage? 3. Is it ever right to say, “Sex is always sinful.”? Other passage: 1 Peter 3:7. Date: July 1995.2022-10-2631 min
Zane Hodges LibraryHow to Approach Problem Passages in the New Testament - Romans 10:9-10Professor Hodges explains his methodology for understanding problem passages in the New Testament, by demonstrating his method on Romans 10:9-10. Other passages: The Epistle of Romans.2022-04-0754 min
Zane Hodges LibraryWhat is the Nature of Discipleship?In this message given at Jansen Bible Church shortly after the publication Absolutely Free! (1989), Zane Hodges answers the following questions: What is faith? What is saving faith? What is the message that must be believed in order to be saved? What is a disciple? How is being a Christian different from being a disciple? What is repentance? What are the basic views of repentance and its connection with salvation? What is the only book in the New Testament that professes to bring men to salvation? How many times does the Gospel of John mention repentance? What is lost when a Chri...2021-06-041h 21
Zane Hodges LibraryWhat Is Saving Faith?In this message given at Jansen Bible Church shortly after the publication Absolutely Free! (1989), Zane Hodges answers the following questions: What is Lordship Salvation? Is there any substantive difference between Lordship Salvation and the Free Grace position? Is the difference between Lordship Salvation and Free Grace, just a difference in semantics? What is saving faith? Why does Lordship Salvation need to redefine saving faith? Why is assurance part and parcel with saving faith? After his message, Zane answers various questions on salvation, including: What is the content of saving faith? Passages mentioned include: Revelation 22:17; 1 John 5:9-13; John 3:16...2021-05-181h 13
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans Part 3 (Romans 5-8:11) - The Christian LifeIs the Christian life just a matter of resolve and determination to live a holy life? The Christian life is not a do it yourself experience. The Christian life is partnership with the Holy Spirit. We need to turn our attention and turn our interests to the things of God and to the things of His Word. We need to go to the Word to see the Lord Jesus Christ and to see the nature of our relationship to Jesus Christ, but the Holy Spirit must make these things, vital, real, powerful and transforming. When the Holy Spirit shows...2021-05-051h 11Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 16:14-18; Romans 3:28-31 - Don't Join the Self-JustifiersWhat is the tallest tale that a man can tell? I am a good person. It doesn’t matter how good we look to men, what counts is what God sees on the inside. Jesus Christ was the only truly good person that ever walked the face of this earth. If you have convinced someone that you are a good person, you have convinced a dummy. This message was given two weeks after the Dallas Cowboys football team won the Super Bowl. During the victory parade for the Dallas Cowboys, violence and vandalism broke out. Note, this message is a partia...2021-03-2129 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 15:11-24 - But the Money Was GoneThere is a very good chance that the prodigal son was a teenager. In the story of the prodigal son, we learn that God is gracious and forgiving, but the days that are wasted will never come back again and the eternal rewards that could have been won have been lost forever. This message also gives insights on how to raise a prodigal son or a prodigal daughter. Note, at times the recording quality is poor.2021-03-0435 minZane Hodges LibraryLuke 15:8-10; 1 Timothy 3:14-15 - Just Because There Is a NeedThere are three words to remember when looking at the parable of the lost coin: value, diligence and joy. Repentance has nothing to do with the reception of the free gift of eternal life by faith in Jesus Christ. What is the point of repentance? Repentance is the condition for fellowship with God. Repentance from our sins is the condition for living lives in harmony with Jesus Christ. If you don’t repent, you are out of fellowship with Jesus Christ your Savior and Lord. The parable of the lost coin is a story about a Christian who has wande...2021-02-1731 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 14:15-27; Luke 12:31-34 - Don't Lose Your Golden WalletSome Christians are careless with their future wallets in the kingdom of God. When I serve and follow Jesus Christ, I am depositing the valuable treasure of the kingdom into my own account in the bank of heaven. There is no good excuse for not putting Jesus Christ first in your life. When we fail to put Jesus Christ first, that is how we lose our golden wallet. What is wrong with American Christians is that we have too much money. We are too involved in our own affairs and those things take priority over Jesus Christ. Each of...2021-02-1140 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 14:1-14 - Don't Eat the Sour Pickles!As Jesus dines in the house of one of the rulers of the Pharisees, we learn not to eat the sour pickle of an unmerciful and uncaring spirit, the sour pickle of self-exaltation, and the sour pickle of self-serving kindness. Compassion, humility and unselfish kindness are good at all times and for everything that you do.2021-02-0435 minZane Hodges LibraryLuke 13:31-35 - Living in the Shadow of DeathHow does our Lord Jesus Christ react to a threat on His life? Jesus does not give into fear but goes ahead and does what God the Father wants Him to do. Like our Lord Jesus Christ, we need to be willing to take a chance under the guidance of God to get the Gospel to men. We need to be followers of our bold, brave, and compassionate Savior. Other passages mentioned: Psalm 23:4; 2 Kings 21:1-16; Revelation 11:3-10.2021-01-2833 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 13:10-21; Titus 3:4-7 - The Evil Birds Are HereThe ruler of the synagogue who condemns Jesus for healing on the Sabbath reflects a view that the mercy of God is forbidden by the law of God. Our salvation has nothing to do with the law of God or the righteousness of works or surrender or submission. Our salvation is an act of totally undeserved mercy and grace from God. There is no doctrine in Christendom today that is more likely to produce hypocrisy than Lordship Salvation. Lordship Salvation is a problem that strikes at our most fundamental beliefs. Salvation is by faith alone in Christ alone and...2021-01-2138 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 13:10-17 - Beware of the Burden of BondageSatan has trapped millions under the bondage of addiction. What do those under the bondage of addiction need? They need what the woman who had a spirit of infirmity needed. They need the power of Jesus’ word and the strength that Jesus’ hands alone can impart. The Christian church needs to be the place, where we introduce people to the delivering power of Jesus Christ, to the power that His word can have in their lives and to the strength that His hands can impart. Other passages mentioned: Matthew 17:18; Luke 9:42; Luke 4:35; John 8:31-36; John 11:1-442021-01-0837 minZane Hodges LibraryLuke 13:6-9 - Is Your Future Already Here?What kind of tree are you? Are your roots down into the waters of God’s word and bringing forth fruit or are you a barren fig tree just waiting for the judgment of God? Who prays for us, that we may have an extended opportunity to do what is right? Other passages: Luke 13:1-5; Psalm 1:1-3.2021-01-0138 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 12:54-13:5 - America, a Country About to CrashThe weather report for the United States of America is that the storm of God’s judgment lies ahead for this country. What is America’s basic underlying problem? We, as a country, do not do the right thing. A nation is in big trouble when its people refuse to do and say what is right in the sight of God. Repentance is not a condition for eternal salvation. Repentance is a condition for escaping God’s judgment here on this earth. Unless the sinners of America repent, they could all likewise perish. Other passages mentioned include: Genesis...2020-12-2937 minZane Hodges LibraryLuke 12:40-48 - Big Trouble in God's CourtroomAll born-again Christians will have a day in court that they will not be able to avoid. This day in court has nothing to do with the question of whether a Christian will go to heaven or to hell. When one believes in the Lord Jesus Christ as one’s personal Savior, that person’s destiny in heaven is guaranteed. When Jesus Christ returns, all Christians must stand before the Judgment Seat of Christ. Are you ready for your day in court? The crucial thing about the Judgment Seat of Christ is not how we have been like as Chri...2020-12-1739 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 12:32-40 - Get Ready! Get Set! Go!There are two sides to becoming a king in God’s kingdom. We do serve our Lord Jesus Christ, but He will also serve us. Those little acts of service that we do and the hardships, frustrations and disappointments that are part of serving God in this life, will be repaid in full by the Lord Jesus Christ, and we who are to await Him as servants will find ourselves being served by our Master. Other passages mentioned: 2 Timothy 2:12; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-172020-12-0834 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 12:29-34; Revelation 2:26-27 - Beware of the Real Estate RobbersThere are 3 real estate robbers in the kingdom of God, wrong priorities, greedy selfishness and thief of hearts. We all tend to pursue our material necessities first, and to give those things our basic priority. If we do that, then we are no different than the unsaved world around us. We should be different, because our Father in heaven already knows that we need these things. Seek the kingdom of God and all these material needs will be added to you. Why should we seek the kingdom of God? God wants to give His kingdom to us. Who is...2020-11-1837 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 12:1-3; 1 Corinthians 4:5 - There Are No Permanent SecretsThere probably isn’t a person who doesn’t have a few secrets that he wishes could remain buried forever. Even if you have believed in the Lord Jesus Christ for the free gift of everlasting life and are a dedicated follower of Jesus Christ, the fact is that there are no permanent secrets. Hypocrisy does not pay, for every secret thing and every secret word will someday be revealed. Even Christians can fall into the trap of hypocrisy, where we are more concerned about what others think of us than we are concerned about what we really are in the...2020-11-1335 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 11:5-8 - Are You a Persuader?God wants us to regard Him as the kind of heavenly Friend that we can go to in times of emergency at any hour of the day or night. One the most valuable things we can do, is to cultivate friendship and intimacy with God through prayer. A persuader is a man who knows that he has a generous heavenly Friend, who comes to Jesus Christ for the needs of his friends, and who comes to God in boldness. Other passage: Hebrews 4:16.2020-11-0934 minZane Hodges LibraryLuke 11:1-4 - The Shadow of Almighty GodWhat are the ABCs of effective Christian prayer? (A) We focus on the name of God. (B) We submit to the purposes of God. (C) We live under the shadow of God. Other passages: Psalm 91:1; Mark 1:35; Luke 6:12.2020-11-0336 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 10:38-42 - You Aren't Listening, Are You?If you think it is bad to lose communication with a partner in marriage, then it is even worse to lose communication with God. Did you ever stop to think what a tremendous privilege it would be to have Jesus Christ as a guest in your home? That was exactly the opportunity given to two ladies in this passage by the names of Mary and Martha. When we turn our attention to the Word of God, it ought to be as if God and I are alone in the world. God must have our undivided attention. The more you comp...2020-10-2232 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 8:19-25 - Who Am I? Who Is He?A very real spiritual identity crisis often lies at the root of the frustrations and failures that we experience in Christian living. Sometimes under the pressures of life, we forget who Jesus is and what He is like. We forget the greatness of His power, the sufficiency of His strength, the abundance of His mercy and the plenitude of His grace, and Jesus becomes like a stranger. Jesus Christ has everything we could possibly need or want and yet He is always right there right besides us. The shortest way to the end of our frustrations, difficulties and perplexities, is...2020-10-1932 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 6:12-19 - Sharpen Your ImitationImitation of our Lord Jesus Christ is one of the secrets of the Christian life. Jesus through prayer was dependent on God, discerning in His relationships with men, and dynamic in His service to others. Prayer expresses our dependence upon God, our need for His discernment as we relate to people, and our urgent reliance upon God’s power to work in and through us. Other passages mentioned: Philippians 4:8; Proverbs 16:7; Luke 6:40.2020-09-1134 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 3:15-20 - Get RealSometimes we get the chance to pretend to be something we are not. John the Baptist had the opportunity of a lifetime, a chance to play the role of the Christ of God. What is really important in life? It isn’t you, it isn’t your personal affairs, and it isn’t even the work that you do for God. What is really important in life is Jesus Christ, the Son of God, our Savior and Lord. Happy is the Christian man and woman who paints Jesus at the very center of the canvas of their lives. Other passag...2020-08-3132 min
Zane Hodges LibraryLuke 2:1-7 - Do I Look Like My Brothers' Brother?For believers, the Lord Jesus Christ is not only our Friend, but also our Brother. When Jesus died on the cross for our sins, that is the greatest act of friendship that was ever done. We should be challenged so that we resemble our Brother, the Lord Jesus Christ. Two of the great themes illustrated by the first coming of our Lord Jesus Christ are the themes of submission and humility. Expressing submission and humility is not something that we naturally do the best, but it is the only way we can resemble Jesus Christ in this world. 2020-08-1637 minZane Hodges LibraryLuke 1:57-66 - What Do the Neighbors See?Elizabeth and Zacharias are obeying the word of God. They are united by the strongest tie that can bind parents together. They are deeply committed to the will of God for their child, John. Blessed is the home where God is working and where the neighbors can see it. The only way to be a good neighbor is to have a home filled with the obedience and worship of God and where the mercy of God is magnified before men. Other passages: Psalm 127:3; Luke 1:13-7.2020-08-0240 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 11:1-16 - Have You Stolen Power?Athaliah, the daughter of King Ahab and the mother of the recently deceased King Ahaziah, steals the throne of the kingdom of Judah from the sons of David. The theft of power is a widespread human sin, that also happens in the Christian church. However Jehosheba, sister of King Ahaziah, in compassion hides the baby boy Joash, a descendant of King David from Athaliah. When we believe in the Lord Jesus Christ for the free gift of eternal life, that gift can never be lost and it is ours forever. But, when we take power that does not belong to...2020-07-1831 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 10:17-31 - Going Too Far and Not Far EnoughJehu fulfills the word of God, because he destroys the house of Ahab. However, Jehu goes too far in acting deceptively in destroying Baal from Israel. You cannot serve the God of truth by telling lies. Later, Jehu does not go far enough by allowing the golden calves to remain. If we have the nerve to add to the word of God, rules that God has not spoken, then we are dummies, but if we fail to move on matters that God’s word has told us to move on, then that is even dumber. It doesn’t matter how...2020-07-1330 minZane Hodges LibraryActs 21:27-40, 22:22-29 - Patriotism and the ChristianIn this passage, we see how the apostle Paul values his Roman citizenship. Is it appropriate for a Christian to be patriotic for his country? How should patriotism affect us? What should patriotism lead us to think and do?2020-07-0432 minZane Hodges Library2 Kings 9:14-26 - Ignore the Pain and Do It!God’s newly appointed king of Israel, Jehu, ignores the difficulties and pain and focuses on doing the word of God. Sometimes we know what God wants us to do, but we don’t want to do it because we are afraid of the pain. The solution is that we should ignore the pain and do what the word of God teaches. Other passages include: Kings 3:1-2; Galatians 6:7; 1 Kings 21.2020-06-2832 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 9:1-13 - Who Made Your Match?Over and over in the northern kingdom of Israel, men have seized the kingship, but now God is going to match the kingship with the man that God has chosen. God wants to match each believer in Jesus Christ with the kind of work that He wants that believer to do. Does God lead us by our feelings? Never once, does the Bible tell us that God leads us by our feelings. The Bible teaches us that God guides us through His word. We do not get to choose our spiritual gift or our ministry for God. Instead, God...2020-06-1733 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 8:1-6 - If You Lose It, Will You Find It Again?In this passage, we see the contrast between Gehazi and the Shunammite woman. Gehazi’s greed causes him to lose opportunities to serve God, that he will never find again. The Shunammite woman’s obedience to God leads her to recover everything that she has lost. If you lose it, will you find it again? You will find it again, if you lose it for God. No loss in service to God or in obedience to God’s word is a real loss, but rather a gain through God’s gracious provision and reward. Other passages: Romans 12:1; Mark 8:35...2020-06-1530 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 7:1-20 - What Do You Want? A Mess or the Message?In God’s miraculous victory over the Syrians, we learn the lesson that it is always dangerous to make light of the word of God or to receive the word of God with proud unbelief. The word of God is the answer to our helplessness, despair and fear. Zane recounts his March 1998 heart attack and the comfort of God’s grace by relying on His word. Other passages mentioned: Ephesians 2:8-9; Revelation 22:17; Proverbs 8:4.2020-06-0631 minZane Hodges Library2 Kings 6:24-7:1 - Are You Ready to Give Up?Note, original recording cuts out at around 22 minutes. It is in the crises of life, that our true nature and character are best revealed. In this latest invasion by the King of Syria, the King of Israel has become impatient with God. When we are going through a trying time and we are tempted to become impatient with God, it is good advice to say to ourselves, "Be calm and be patient." If we become angry with God because of our impatience, and we make up our minds that we are going to defy Him, then we have begun a t...2020-05-3122 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 5:14-27 - That Gun Is LoadedIn this sequel to Naaman’s story of leprosy, Naaman learns that the mercy and grace of God are absolutely free. One of the tragedies of the American church is that there are so many churches who teach and believe, that you cannot get into heaven unless you are willing to follow the Lord Jesus Christ or surrender to the lordship of Jesus Christ. People who think that way about the God of the Bible, do not understand the God of the Bible. Elisha’s servant, Gehazi, is afflicted with the disease of greed, which is similar to playing with...2020-05-2334 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 5:1-14 - Congratulations for NothingThe famous story of the healing of Naaman, commander of the army of the king of Syria, from the disease of leprosy, is an illustration of one of the great principles of the Bible, God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. We learn that the most important person in this story is not Naaman or even Elisha, but the unnamed slave girl from the land of Israel. God makes Himself known, not to the mighty and the wise and the educated but to those who are childlike in heart. In this message, Zane also recounts his g...2020-05-2031 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 4:38-41 - Beware of the PoisonThe story of the sons of the prophets and the poisoned stew serves as an illustration, that man’s biggest problem with God’s religion is that man is always poisoning God’s religion by adding to God’s religion. The antidote to poison stew in our religious experience is an extra dose of the truth of God from the word of God and an extra dose of the Person of the Lord Jesus Christ as He is revealed in the word of God. Other passages mentioned: Proverbs 30:5-6; John 6:35; 1 Corinthians 5:8; Matthew 7:21-23.2020-05-1128 minZane Hodges Library2 Kings 4:17-37 - Can You Take the Hit?The Shunammite woman’s response to the hit of the death of her son, shows us how we should respond to the hits in our life. Every time you take a hit in life, it is an opportunity to trust God, to believe in His sovereign and controlling power, and to grow in faith that God can take care of His business. The way to take the blows of life is not to worry about how our affairs will work out, but to trust God, to take care of His business, to work His will and to glorify His na...2020-05-0531 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 4:1-7 - With God Expect the UnexpectedThe widow in this passage experienced a miracle where God provided for her and her sons in a way she never could have expected. In our dealings with our Creator and in our relationship with the living God, God often acts in ways we could never anticipate. When you bring your needs to God, you should bring them in faith and you should be prepared to do what the word of God tells you to do, and you should always expect the unexpected. Other passages mentioned include: Psalm 103:17; Matthew 14:13-21; Mark 6:34-44; Luke 9:11-17 ; John 6:5-13; Ephesians 3:20.2020-04-2729 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 4:8-17 - I Just Can't Believe ItThe Shunammite woman’s simple and unselfish hospitality towards Elisha the prophet is an example for us. The Bible commends hospitality. God never forgets the things we do for Him, even the small things. If you are living a life of obedience and service to God, prepare to be surprised in how God rewards you for that obedience and service to Him whether in this life or in the life to come. Other passages mentioned: Romans 12:12-13; Luke 14:12-14; Ephesians 3:20.2020-04-2729 min
Zane Hodges Library2 Kings 2:1-15 - Are You a Loyal Person?In the final interaction between the prophets, Elijah and Elisha, we see one of the great examples of loyalty. If we are not loyal people, then chances are good that we need to repair our loyalty in terms of our relationship with God. Loyalty to God, translates into loyalty to His people and to His work. Like Elisha, do we have the ambition to be used significantly by Jesus Christ our Lord? Also discussed is the significance of the chariot of Israel. Other passages mentioned: 1 Kings 19:21; 1 Kings 18:17-19:21; Ruth 1:16-17; 2 Samuel 15:21.2020-04-1836 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 22:51-2 Kings 1:18 - Mr. Flip FlopKing Ahaziah starts with a flip by ignoring the word of God like his father, King Ahab, but later flops by fighting and resisting the Word of God, like his mother, Queen Jezebel. There are three alternatives when we face the Scriptures, we ignore God’s word, we resist God’s word, or we love God’s word by submission and obedience. Our fruitfulness and effectiveness for the Lord will depend on the effect that the word of God has on us. Other passage mentioned: Psalm 1.2020-04-1335 min
Zane Hodges LibraryBaptism and Salvation, Part 4 – All Butterflies Go To HeavenIn this final of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane examines the experience of Jews outside of the land of Israel. Passages discussed include: Acts 13:14-39; Psalm 23:4; and Romans 7:22–24.2020-03-2436 min
Zane Hodges LibraryBaptism and Salvation, Part 3 – Jews in the Land of Israel at the Times of ActsIn this third of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane looks at the experience of Jews in the land of Israel at the time of Jesus Christ on the day of Pentecost. Passages discussed include: Acts 2:32-47 and Romans 7:4.2020-03-2441 min
Zane Hodges LibraryBaptism and Salvation, Part 2 – The Conversion of SaulIn this second of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane examines the experience of Saul on the road to Damascus. Passages discussed include: Acts 9:1-18, 22:6-16, 26: 12-18; John 20:31; Revelation 20:5-7, 11-15; 1 John 1:7; and Acts 10:47.2020-03-2442 min
Zane Hodges LibraryMark 6:45-52 - It Is Time to Hang ToughZane discusses three ways to get us through troubling times: One, be assured that Jesus knows and is praying for us. Two, see God not superstitions. Three, listen to Him through His Word. Other passages mentioned include: Proverbs 24:10 and Job 1:21.2020-03-2128 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 22:41-53; Proverbs 10:1 - A Wise Son and a Foolish SonIn the lives of Jehoshaphat, king of Judah, and Ahaziah, king of Israel, we see what made Jehoshaphat, a wise son, and what made Ahaziah, a foolish son. Jehoshaphat was a wise son in that he was focused in doing the right thing before the Lord. Jehoshaphat was a peacemaker, a warrior and a moral person. Jehoshaphat provided security for his people and he learned from his mistakes. Ahaziah, on the other hand, took after Ahab, his father, Jezebel, his mother, and Jeroboam, the son of Nebat. Other passages: 1 Kings 15:8-14; Deuteronomy 12:1-14; Psalm 139:23-24; Matthew 5:9; 2 Chronicles 20:35-37...2020-03-2034 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 22:26-40 - You Can't Dodge God's ArrowThe death of King Ahab is a lesson for us. Although Ahab knew the prophetic word of God, Ahab never submitted himself fully to the authority of God’s word. All of us have made mistakes, but we need to learn from our mistakes. The only safe course of action is obedience to the word of God and to trust God in whatever may lie ahead. Other passages: 1 Kings 21:17-19; Galatians 6:7-8; 1 Kings 20; 1 Kings 22:1-25; 1 Corinthians 15:9; 1 Timothy 1:12-15; 1 Kings 21:1-16.2020-03-1635 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 22:1-30 - Getting God to Agree with UsHave we ever made a decision first and then looked for support for that decision from the Bible or gone to a spiritual counselor hoping to hear confirmation of that decision? We see from the last major story of the life of Ahab, that this is a dangerous procedure to follow. When we make up our minds to do something without being open to the word of God, we are setting ourselves up for deception and disaster. All of us, at all times and about all decisions must be open to the word of God and to correction from the...2020-03-1237 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 20:22-43 - The Crossroads of Life (Part 2)As King Ahab continues his conflict with Ben-Hadad, king of Syria, Ahab stands at a crossroads where he is faced with a decision that will impact his life for years to come. Ahab has seen the power of God’s prophetic word at work while at the same time permitting his wife Jezebel to promote pagan worship and persecute the prophets of God. Will King Ahab take heed from the lessons from the prophetic word of God or continue to be the type of king he has been? Sometimes we fall into a trap that when we exper...2020-03-0738 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 19:19-20:21 - Don't Be Mr. In-BetweenKing Ahab can be a model of a Christian who is in-between good and bad. At this stage in King Ahab’s career, he has the opportunity to change the direction of his life. If you believe God’s word and act upon God's word, God will get the job done. There is no pathway to success except by obedience to the revealed word of God. Other passages mentioned: 1 Kings 16:31; Kings 18:19; 1 Kings 21; 1 Kings 18:16-19:1; 1 Kings 17; Exodus 7:172020-03-0529 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 15:1-24 - The King Who Downgraded the House of God (1999)Although King Asa undertakes many impressive reforms in removing idolatry from the land of Israel, King Asa fails to remove the high places and make the house of God the unique center of the worship of God in Israel. Unfortunately, King Asa also impoverishes the house of God by using its treasures for security instead of seeking security from God. Likewise, the modern church has also lost the center of its worship. The center of worship in the early church was the Lord’s Supper. Zane discusses the observance of the Lord’s Supper and its role in the corporat...2020-01-1634 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 13:33-14:20 - God's Love, Mercy and Compassion for ChildrenZane’s discussion of this passage, given after the high school shooting at Columbine high school, reminds us of God’s love, mercy and compassion for children, even when it appears negative things are happening to our children. Even if God has tried to get your attention by things that have happened to your children, God is not going to punish you through your children by being vindictive to your children. Everything that God has done in the lives of your children is designed for the good of your children. Don’t force God to try to get your attention...2019-12-2530 minZane Hodges Library1 Kings 9:15-10:25 - The Lady Who Got It RightAfter the Queen of Sheba’s visit to King Solomon, she remarks how the Lord loves King Solomon and the nation of Israel. The real secret of fidelity and faithfulness to God is not to be found in wisdom and knowledge, but to be found in the love of God to which we respond in love. Every day the Lord gives you is a token of His love and mercy. Do you love the God who loves you? Zane reflects upon the heart attack he had earlier in 1998. At the end, a questionnaire asks whether the Queen of Sheba’s quest...2019-12-1433 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 7:13-22, 41-42 - The Two Pillars of God's TempleThe construction of the pillars for God’s temple illustrate that the temple was meant for both Jews and Gentiles. The pillars represent God’s ability to establish His purposes in strength, to produce beautiful fruit, and to hold all things together. Zane traces God’s ability to do all these things through the history of Victor Street Bible Chapel. Other passages mentioned include: 1 Kings 7:1-12, 1 Kings 6, 1 Kings 5; Mark 11:17; Isaiah 56:7; Colossians 1:17; Hebrews 1:3; Job 34:14-15; Genesis 2:9; Ecclesiastes 3:11; Ephesians 3:10; Psalm 90:16-17.2019-11-0932 min
Zane Hodges Library1 Kings 2:1-11 - Me or HimWhat is our life about? Is it about us or is it about the glory of God? The last words of a dying individual are often a window into that person’s heart and soul. David’s final charge to his son, Solomon, serves as a lesson for parents in raising their children. Are we looking for our own self-interest or are we looking out for the interests of our children and for the glory of God? At the end of this message, Zane answers the question, “How can we account for the fact that a great man like David...2019-10-1630 min
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans - Living Free from Wrath (Overview and Questions & Answers)Zane gives an overview of the book of Romans with a focus on Romans 10:9-10 regarding confession for salvation and answers questions from Victor Street Bible Chapel members. Program: 0:00:00 Overview of Romans 24:55 Questions & Answers on Romans 41:30 Romans 10:9-10 51:50 More Questions & Answers on Romans Questions: 24:57 What is God’s wrath? Is God’s wrath, hell? What does it mean to be delivered from wrath? 28:49 Does Romans 1:18-32 refer to unbelievers? How are we delivered from the wrath of God? 31:30 Is emptiness also part of God’s wrath? 31:58...2019-10-101h 26
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans Part 4 (Romans 8:10-16:27) - God is to be Glorified in Us (May 20, 1997)God has visited us with His wonderful mercy. We have been justified by faith. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we are to experience resurrection life. In experiencing resurrection life, we are to work out the will of God. The bottom line of everything is that God is to be glorified in us. There is an extended discussion on Romans 8:22-23, Romans 8:16, and Romans 10:9. Zane answers the question of "What about those who have never heard the Gospel?" Other passages mentioned include: Genesis 27, Hebrews 12:16-17, Malachi 1:2,3, 1 Thessalonians 2:14-16; Joel 2; John 5:24; 1 Corinthians 4:5; Matthew 11:22-24; Genesis 18:25; Genesis 1:2-3; and 2 Corinthians 4:6.2019-09-301h 10
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans Part 2 - Justification (May 18, 1997)In this second message on the Book of Romans, Zane focuses on justification in chapters 2, 3 and 4. In Romans chapter 2, Zane discusses the standards that God will apply at the final Great White Throne Judgment. In Romans chapter 3, Zane demonstrates that justification can only be by faith in Jesus Christ, since no one is justified by the works of the law. In Romans chapter 4, Zane demonstrates that even Abraham was justified by faith and that faith is a persuasion and not a decision. Note, it appears that the beginning of this message, discussion of Romans 1, has been cut off. Other pas...2019-09-0946 min
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans Part 1 - The Theme of the Book of Romans (May 17, 1997)In this first of a four-part series on the Book of Romans, Zane examines the theme of the book Romans. Zane explains the difference between justification and salvation when used in the book of Romans. Salvation in the book of Romans is not salvation from eternal judgment, but salvation from God’s temporal wrath and deliverance from the depraved and immoral lifestyle around us. The gospel in the book of Romans is God’s power of salvation from wrath, because God has imputed a believer's faith in Jesus as righteousness.2019-09-021h 01
Zane Hodges LibraryJudges 3:31; 5:6-7 - Hard Pressed on Every Side, Yet Not Crushed!Have you ever felt that you cannot relate to the amazing stories in the Bible, because you are just an average person? The story of Shamgar illustrates for us that God has the capacity to reach into the most obscure places and touch the most unknown and insignificant people and pull them out and use them for His glory. You don’t need to be somebody to become somebody for God. If you have the capacity to trust God, God knows where you are, and God can pull you out of your obscurity and use you to accomplish victories for...2019-07-0442 min
Zane Hodges LibraryJudges 3:12-30 - Stab Deep, Run Fast, Fight HardEven though eternal salvation is free, the Christian life is rugged and tough. The Christian life is for fighters. In this passage from the book of Judges regarding the left-handed Ehud and the children of Israel ‘s struggle against the Moabites and their fat Moabite king, Eglon, Zane illustrates how this is also a pattern of a Christian’s struggle against his own sinful flesh. The sinful flesh’s authority and right to rule over a Christian, has been crucified with Christ. Although the authority of our sinful flesh has died, we as Christians still need to run fast when i...2019-07-0136 min
Zane Hodges LibraryJudges 2:6-19 - Is Your God a Stranger?In this message given the day after Zane’s 65-year-old birthday party, Zane looks at the nation of Israel and their turning away from the Lord after the times of Joshua and various judges. Zane applies this as an illustration and warning for our own Christian lives. A Christian can drift so far from God that God is a stranger to such Christian. The surest evidence that we as Christians are not having intimate fellowship with God is disobedience to His commandments. Are we committed to God and walking in His ways, so that God will not be a st...2019-05-3038 min
Zane Hodges LibraryZechariah 12:8-13:9 - The Spirit's Work of RepentanceZane examines the work of the Holy Spirit in the national repentance of Israel during the Second Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ. True and deeply felt repentance is always a work of God, whenever it occurs. All of us need the work of the Holy Spirit in our hearts to produce the kind of spiritual repentance that God desires. The history of the nation of Israel is the history of the human heart written large. Other passages mentioned include: Matthew 26:31; 1 John 1:9; 2 Samuel 16:6-8; 1 Kings 22:5-9; John 20:24-29; John 1:10-11; Matthew 27:25; and Psalm 90:12.2019-05-1831 min
Zane Hodges LibraryMicah 4:11-5:8 - Baghdad Falls (April 20, 2003)By examining Micah 4:11-5:8, Zane Hodges provides further details on the man known in the New Testament as the beast, the man of sin or the son of perdition. With these prophecies, we should be on our tip toes expecting the return of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us keep looking up. Other passages mentioned include: Zechariah 12:1-9; Matthew 2:4-6; Revelation 12:17; Matthew 24:14; Genesis 2:14; 10:22; Daniel 11:44-45; 12:1.2019-05-0641 min
Zane Hodges LibraryRomans 16:20-24 - Grace Of Our Lord Jesus ChristZane demonstrates that we see the ministerial grace, familial grace, professional grace, hospitable grace, prominent grace and condescending grace of our Lord Jesus Christ through other Christians. Stay close to the people of God, all of your life, because if you do you will always be in touch with the grace of God. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen. Other passages mentioned include: John 1:14,16 and 2 Corinthians 8:92019-03-0736 minZane Hodges LibraryDemon Possession - Zane Hodges (1999)Why did God permit demon possession to occur during the time of Christ? Does demon possession occur today? How to test claims of casting out of demons? Passages mentioned include: 1 Thessalonians 5:19-21, Revelation 2:1-2, Job 1:6, 2:1, Genesis 6:1-4, 2 Peter 2:4-5, Jude 6, Matthew 12:43-45, Luke 8:26-40, Mark 5:5, 9:14-27, 38-40, Acts 8:7, 16:16-18, Leviticus 17:7, Deuteronomy 32:17, 2 Chronicles 11:15, Psalm 106:37, Matthew 12:24-29, Mark 3:27, Luke 11:21-22, and Matthew 7:21-23.2018-11-1845 minZane Hodges LibraryMark 6:14-29 - Herod's Birthday PartyZane discusses how three human traits (love of power, grudges, and low morals) which can leave God out of our lives. Other passages mentioned include: John 19:10-11 and Romans 13:1.2018-11-0526 minZane Hodges Library2 Kings 3:1-27 - You Shouldn't Have Been There to Begin WithZane discusses King Jehoshaphat of Judah joining King Jehoram of Israel to battle King Mesha of Moab, and how we should seek guidance from God for assistance and direction before major decisions, not after.2018-11-0533 minZane Hodges Library2 Kings 2:11-25 - Protect the FutureZane discusses the transition from Elijah to Elisha, the lessons that we can learn from the transition, and how the decisions that we make today can protect our future.2018-11-0435 minZane Hodges LibraryMarriage Part 6 - How to Be the Spouse God Wants You to Be - A Helper Comparable to HimZane discusses the benefits of marriage, the meaning of the woman being a helper comparable to him, and parenting. Passages discussed include: Genesis 2:15, 18-24 and Ecclesiastes 4:9.2018-11-0431 minZane Hodges LibraryMarriage Part 5 - How to Be the Spouse God Wants You to Be - No More Fairy TaleZane discusses the marriage of Adam and Eve before the fall, the reality of married life, the purpose of suffering and trials in marriage, and the advantages of being married. Passages discussed include: Genesis 3:16-19, Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, Luke 2:34-35 and James 1:2-4. 2018-11-0436 minZane Hodges LibraryMarriage Part 4 - How to Be the Spouse God Wants You to Be - I'm Ashamed; You're AshamedZane discusses the issues of sin, guilt, shame and physical intimacy in marriage. Passages discussed include: Genesis 2:21-25; 3:6-11, 20-21; 1 Corinthians 7:1-5; 1 Timothy 4:1-3; and Hebrews 13:4.2018-11-0435 minZane Hodges LibraryMarriage Part 3 - How to Be the Spouse God Wants You to Be - The Married Couple Who Played Hide and SeekZane discusses the problem of married couples who hide from responsibility. Passages discussed include: Genesis 3:8-13; Psalms 139:7-12.2018-11-0424 minZane Hodges LibraryMarriage Part 2 - How to Be the Spouse God Wants You to Be - The Man Who Went Along to Get AlongZane discusses the biblical role of men in marriage and what it means to be a passive husband. Passages discussed include: Genesis 3:6-13 and Ephesians 5:25-27.2018-11-0432 minZane Hodges LibraryMarriage Part 1 - How to Be the Spouse God Wants You to Be - The Woman Who Wrecked the WorldZane discusses the biblical role of women in marriage and what it means to be a helper. Passages discussed include: Genesis 2:7-9, 15-25; 3:1-7; Proverbs 31:10-12; and 1 Timothy 2:11-14.2018-11-0438 minZane Hodges LibraryActs 28:1-6 - Picking Up SticksIn this message, Zane looks at the example of the Apostle Paul in picking up sticks after a shipwreck. Passages discussed include: Acts 27:20-44, 28:1-6; Philippians 2:5-8, James 4:7, 1 Corinthians 4:3-5 and 2 Corinthians 5:10.2018-11-0330 minZane Hodges LibraryConversion of a Religious Man - Baptism and Salvation, Part 1In this first of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane examines the experience of a Gentile, Cornelius, a Roman centurion in Caesarea. Passages discussed include: Acts 10:1-6, 30-48 and 11:1-18; 1 Corinthians 12:13; John 5:24 and 7:39.2018-11-0345 minZane Hodges LibrarySalvation in the Book of ActsIn Zane's last message to North Umpqua Bible Fellowship on the book of Acts, Zane examines salvation, the reception of eternal life, forgiveness, fellowship, justification, gift of the Holy Spirit and baptism. Passages discussed include: Acts 2:38, 10:43-48, 13:38, 48, and 22:16; John 20:30-31; 1 John 1:9 and 5:1; 1 Peter 3:21; and 1 Corinthians 12:132018-11-0350 minZane Hodges LibraryActs 16:6-19:20 (Panel #5) - The Lord Jesus Glorified Among the Gentiles; Acts 19:21-28:31 (Panel #6) - Paul the ManIn this fifth message given to North Umpqua Bible Fellowship, Zane discusses the fifth panel of the book of Acts, the Lord Jesus glorified among the Gentiles, and the sixth panel of the book of Acts, focusing on Paul the man.2018-11-0343 minZane Hodges LibraryActs 6:8-9:31 (Panel 2) -The Book of the Three Preachers; Acts 9:32-12:24 (Panel 3) - The Book of the Three CitiesIn this third message given to North Umpqua Bible Fellowship, Zane discusses the second panel of the book of Acts, the book of the three preachers, and the third panel of the book of Acts, the book of the three cities.2018-11-031h 13Zane Hodges LibraryActs 12:25-15:31 (Panel 4) - The Establishment of the Pauline ApostleshipIn this fourth message given to North Umpqua Bible Fellowship, Zane discusses the fourth panel of the book of Acts, the establishment of the Pauline apostleship.2018-11-0356 minZane Hodges LibraryActs 1:4-6:7 (Panel 1) - The Church Founded at JerusalemIn Zane's second message to North Umpqua Bible Fellowship, Zane discusses the first panel of the book of Acts, the founding of the church in Jerusalem.2018-11-0359 minZane Hodges LibraryOverview and Purpose of the Book of ActsIn this message given to North Umpqua Bible Fellowship, Zane Hodges gives an overview of the book of Acts and discusses the purpose of the book Acts. Zane breaks the book of Acts into six panels: Acts 1:4-6:7 as Panel 1, Acts 6:8-9:31 as Panel 2, Acts 9:32-12:24 as Panel 3, Acts 12:25-16:5 as Panel 4, Acts 16:6-19:20 as Panel 5, Acts 19:21-28:31 as Panel 62018-11-0352 min