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Mar 25, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 38:50 Lent 2018 | Passion Week

The Bittersweet Entry | Luke 19.28-44

Palm Sunday signaled the beginning of the end of Jesus’ mission. He came not to receive a crown of gold, but to receive a crown of thorns. His coronation would not happen in a palace. It would take place on a hill of execution. Rather than ascend to a t

Mar 18, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 41:19 Zechariah: Strength for Today, Bright Hope for Tomorrow

She Must and Shall Go Free, Part 2 | Zechariah 2.6-13 |

Zechariah’s third vision points forward to the ministry of Jesus Christ. As the glory of God incarnate full of grace and truth, Jesus is Son and Servant, Savior and Lord. As the glory of God incarnate full of grace and truth, Jesus will forever surround

Mar 11, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 30:34 Zechariah: Strength for Today, Bright Hope for Tomorrow

She Must and Shall Go Free, Part 1 | Zechariah 2.6-13 |

Zechariah’s third vision points forward to the ministry of Jesus Christ. He is living embodiment of the temple of God. He is the ark of God’s glory-presence. He is glory incarnate full of grace and truth. One

Feb 18, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 29:49 Zechariah: Strength for Today, Bright Hope for Tomorrow

Sometimes Hope Rides a Red Horse | Zechariah 1.7-17

Beginning in Zechariah 1.8, the prophet sees a series of eight visions. Each vision is connected by a unifying theme: the restoration of God's people through the fulfillment of His promise to be their rock and their salvation. Simply put, each vision fulf

Feb 11, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 34:24 Zechariah: Strength for Today, Bright Hope for Tomorrow

The Return of Hope | Zechariah 1.1-6

Despite His anger toward their fathers God had not abandoned their children. He is still their God. They are still His people. Three times He calls Himself the LORD of hosts. No matter who is king, governor, or president: the LORD God the Almighty reigns.

Jan 28, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 35:38 Christmas Studies in Luke/January 2018

A Wild Voice in a Wild Place | Luke 3.1-6

According to Luke, Jesus is the true Hero who offers true hope because everything we've heard about Him is true, all true, every word of it true. So if Jesus is the hero of the story, why is Luke so interested in telling us about the ministry of John the

Jan 21, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 38:44 Christmas Studies in Luke/January 2018

Jesus Lost and Found | Luke 2.41-52

If we focus on the soul-piercing pain caused by Jesus' response, we will miss the point of what He said. Jesus must be in His Father's house because He must do His Father's will.

Jan 14, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 37:49 Christmas Studies in Luke/January 2018

Anna's Song | Luke 2.36-40

Anna’s name means grace. Her witness to the identity of Jesus is an act of grace. It is how God continues to encourage Joseph and Mary that He is with them

Jan 7, 2018 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 34:40 Christmas Studies in Luke/January 2018

Simeon's Song | Luke 2.22-35

Sometimes God delays fulfilling our hope so that we will devote more time to thinking and praying about what we are hoping for. The longer we wait the greater the joy when God fulfills a hoped-for-desire. This seems to be the case for Simeon. His entire l

Dec 31, 2017 Archived on free plan Michael Malanga 36:19 Resolve

A Joyful Resolution | Philippians 4.4-9

In Philippians 4.4-9 the apostle Paul exhorts us to make a resolution based on what God has resolved to do for His people, namely: to protect them with His peace. The text itself is a marvel of simplicity. It’s meaning is clear; the language plain. It