Walk in Truth
Like Bible teachers Alistair Begg and David Jeremiah, Michael Lantz dissects God’s word and applies it to today’s issues, trends, and culture.
Episodes
That moment when you have had enough of the hardship and you cry out to God for help. (Job 24) Part 2 of 3
That moment when you have had enough of the hardship and you cry out to God for help. (Job 240 Part 1 of 3
We wish to equip you. Michael Lantz dissects God’s word and applies it to today’s issues, trends, and culture. Listen to his series in the book of Job. (Job 22-23) Part 3 of 3
We wish to equip you. Michael Lantz dissects God’s word and applies it to today’s issues, trends, and culture. Listen to his series in the book of Job. (Job 22-23) Part 2 of 3
We wish to equip you. Michael Lantz dissects God’s word and applies it to today’s issues, trends, and culture. Listen to his series in the book of Job. (Job 22-23) Part 1 of 3
Everyone from time to time, including you has screamed the three words, “That’s not fair!” Yes as a child, and of course as a teenager. But how many times to the almighty Father? The real question is, are you right to feel that way? (Job 20) Part 3 of 3
Everyone from time to time, including you has screamed the three words, “That’s not fair!” Yes as a child, and of course as a teenager. But how many times to the almighty Father? The real question is, are you right to feel that way? (Job 20) Part 2 of 3
Everyone from time to time, including you has screamed the three words, “That’s not fair!” Yes as a child, and of course as a teenager. But how many times to the almighty Father? The real question is, are you right to feel that way? (Job 20) Part 1 of 3
Job believed the Lord would redeem him. Even if Job didn’t understand why would allow so much pain upon his life. Ever felt that way? ( Job 18-19) Part 3 of 3
Job believed the Lord would redeem him. Even if Job didn’t understand why would allow so much pain upon his life. Ever felt that way? ( Job 18-19) Part 2 of 3
Job believed the Lord would redeem him. Even if Job didn’t understand why would allow so much pain upon his life. Ever felt that way? ( Job 18-19) Part 1 of 3
Hope is easy to find. But what we have hope in might not be that strong. What about hope in Christ? Find out how to have hope in times of pain. Also how to give that hope to someone who feels lost. (Job 17) Part 3 of 3
Hope is easy to find. But what we have hope in might not be that strong. What about hope in Christ? Find out how to have hope in times of pain. Also how to give that hope to someone who feels lost. (Job 17) Part 2 of 3
Hope is easy to find. But what we have hope in might not be that strong. What about hope in Christ? Find out how to have hope in times of pain. Also how to give that hope to someone who feels lost. (Job 17) Part 1 of 3
Feeling true comfort from a loved one does not happen easily. Neither does feeling comforted by God. Or does it? (Job 16) Part 3 of 3
Feeling true comfort from a loved one does not happen easily. Neither does feeling comforted by God. Or does it? (Job 16) Part 2 of 3
Feeling true comfort from a loved one does not happen easily. Neither does feeling comforted by God. Or does it? (Job 16) Part 1 of 3
Perhaps Job was suffering for a reason greater than him. Maybe we suffer for a reason. Why did Jesus suffer? ( Job 15) Part 3 of 3
Perhaps Job was suffering for a reason greater than him. Maybe we suffer for a reason. Why did Jesus suffer? ( Job 15) Part 2 of 3
Perhaps Job was suffering for a reason greater than him. Maybe we suffer for a reason. Why did Jesus suffer? ( Job 15) Part 1 of 3
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