Nathan W. Bingham

Jesus answered the question simply by asking whose image was on the coin.

And for you and me, God's image is stamped on us.

R.C.

Sproul had such an ability to draw important implications from the text of Scripture.

I hope you were helped today on renewing your mind as we began a short sermon series in the Gospel of Mark.

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Well, next week, the Jews continue their attempts to trap Jesus with difficult legal and religious questions.

Of course, they don't succeed, but we have some important lessons to learn along the way.

So I hope you'll join us next Sunday here on Renewing Your Mind.

Have you read the book of Judges lately?

If you're using a Bible in a year plan, you'll likely be reaching it soon.

But spending time in Old Testament books can sometimes be a challenge, because we might be less familiar with the context.

It's worth the study though, because the Old Testament is not only the inspired Word of God, it has much to say for God's people today.

Welcome to the Saturday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

I'm Nathan W. Bingham.

Today we continue our time with W. Robert Godfrey as he introduces us to Samson.