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Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann is the daily teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, NJ. Pastor Bill leads clear, uncompromising verse by verse Bible studies through the whole counsel of God. His passion for the Lord and desire for all to answer the call to salvation is evident as he delivers Hope From the Word.
Episodes
1 Chronicles 16:19-36
No matter how dark the day, the light of God's promises are shining brightly. It's good to be with you today for Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. We come your way from Calvary Chapel of Marlton. On today's broadcast we continue through the Old Testament book of First Chronicles. This book written long ago applies to us today in great measure. It speaks of God's faithfulness to His p
1 Chron 16:7-18
True wonder will capture the whole person, if it doesn't it's merely novelty or surprise. But true wonder is not some isolated event. It's an attitude affecting the outlook of an entire life. You're listening to Hope From the Word, an outreach of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, thanks for dropping by. Our teacher is Bill Luebkemann and today's scripture is a psalm of thanks penned by David. It's tucked
1 Chron 16:7-18
It's been said that we worship what we value and appreciate. It's a response. So, thanksgiving is the key element of worship. That's reflected in the heart of David. And it's our subject today on Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. This is a ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We're about to look back at a time of celebration resulting from the ark of God now being in Jerusalem. The
1 Chronicles 16:1-18
We have the tendency to remember what we ought to forget and forget what we ought to remember. In case you don't remember, this is Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. In First Chronicles chapter sixteen and verse twelve we're told to remember the great things God has done. But how do you get somebody to understand what God has done if they don't believe the Bible. That's where we begin
1 Chronicles 16:1-18
It's been said that worship puts God where He deserves to be and man where he ought to be. You're listening to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. We come to you from Calvary Chapel of Marlton. As we continue our study of First Chronicles we come to a song of David. This song was meant to give God worship and thanks and we can glean great insight on what worship should be all about. Th
1 Chronicles 14-15
The Ark of the Covenant spoke of the presence of God and having the presence of God in the midst of the nation. What a difference that would make. That was King David's desire. It proved to be more challenging than he had first anticipated but he didn't give up. Hello and welcome to Hope From the Word, the radio outreach of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We continue our study in First Chronicles today
1 Chronicles 14-15
Those who say they are without problems are either not telling the truth or not growing and experiencing real life. The last time we were together you remember that David was seeking to bring the ark of God to Jerusalem and ran into some real problems. Well, today on Hope From the Word we'll hear that David seeks the Lord for answers. That's a good example to follow. But before we get to the ark,
1 Chronicles 12-13
It‘s been said that God's delays are not necessarily God's denials. So, no matter how difficult and confusing your circumstances become, remember God's faithfulness and character don't change. You have every reason to trust Him as we will learn on today's Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. David struggled greatly but at this point in our study he is now king as God had promised. The p
1 Chronicles 12-13
Someone has said, “that to the unbeliever the world is a playground but to the believer the world is a battle ground.” There is a battle raging for the souls of men and women. The Lord is our great captain and we are His army. We have a picture of this in the book of First Chronicles and it's before us today on Hope From The Word with Bill Luebkemann. Bill is the pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlto
1 Chronicles 10-11
Someone said, “Wonder is a liberating experience that breaks the shackles of our preconceptions allowing us to once again believe.” King David had that sense of wonder in the greatness of His God; the wonder that freed him to take on giants and be open to whatever the Lord might bring. David along with his mighty men, are an inspiration, and we'll take a look at their lives today on Hope From The
1 Chronicles 10-11
Sometimes our prayer should be, Lord why aren't you answering my prayer? Is it because I'm not listening? Is God saying no? That's an answer too. We would rejoice in God's no's, if we wanted what He wants. That was a lesson King Saul never learned, to his peril. Hello and welcome to Hope From The Word with Bill Luebkemann. Bill is the pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We've come, in our study t
1 Chronicles 1-9
Knowing that you're a part of history provides essential context for your present life. To know where you're heading in life you must determine where you've been. If you only consider your present location, you will have no basis in plotting your course forward. Today on Hope From The Word, you'll have the opportunity to be reminded of your history. This history is recorded in the Old Testament bo
1 Chronicles 1-9
Some parts of the Bible are difficult, that's to be expected! After all, it's God's word! But one of the more uninteresting parts to most are the genealogies. Maybe you've thought, “It's just a bunch of dead people with weird names that are impossible to pronounce.” But what if you discovered, they were relatives; or that they played a vital role in your salvation? Well, that changes things doesn'
2 Kings 24-25
It's been said, that to reject Christ is to reject God and to reject God is to reject life! As unreasonable as this is, people do it every day. Even nations do it! Even God's own nation! This forces His hand of judgment, as we'll hear today on Hope From The Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. It was a dark time in the divided nation of Israel. The Northern kingdom was taken away into captivity, and
