Back to the Bible Canada with Dr. John Neufeld

A boy can be forgiven for throwing the rock that shatters a window - but he may still have to pay for the repair. A man can be forgiven for driving drunk and killing another driver, but he still lives with the painful consequence. King David is forgiven for his transgressions, but his actions sowed trouble in his own family. Dr. John teaches today of the challenges and troubles David faced in his own home. It's a story we can learn from. Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

If we are lost, stopping and turning in the right direction is the best course. If we are suffering from cancer, a proper diagnosis and treatment is the path to healing, even if it is hard and painful. When David was confronted with his sin, the harsh words of Nathan the prophet were key to David's restoration. Listen as Dr. John speaks on the grace and blessing of repentance. Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

Anyone can fall into a hidden trap. Walking through a wooded area and stepping on false ground will result in a fall. But if the danger was highlighted by signs and marked by ropes, it would be foolish to ignore the warnings and step over the rope. That's what David does. Dr. John points to the steps David took and the warnings he ignored as he gazed upon Bathsheba. Lust clothed in arrogance led David to adultery, lies and murder. This was no fall. It was a jump. Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

A Kingdom cannot simply be declared, it must be won. There are dangers within and without for every kingdom. Today Dr. John teaches about David's actions meant to ensure the Kingdom is firm. We find the actions of a warrior against enemy threats. We also find the actions of a friend who deals compassionately with the descendants of Saul and Jonathan. A kingdom is established by both strength and gentleness.Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

The leader of a nation usually dwells in its capital city. King David built his home in Jerusalem. But he wanted to do more. David wanted to build a house for God. He was not commanded to do so, but the King's heart moved his plans. Listen as Dr. John speaks on God's response to the intention of David. When David wanted to do something for God, God answers by doing something for David, but more. What God does proves to be the answer for all of history. Even you and me.Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

Jerusalem has been a global focus for three millennium. How did this city capture the attentions of Kings, nations, and countless devotees?  Dr. John traces the plans and actions of David as Israel’s new King. King David would make this place more than a national center. It would be a city for God's dwelling. Jesus would walk upon its streets.Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

David's transition from military hero to King was not smooth. As one might expect, there were threats to his rise, competition from enemies and warfare among his followers and those still loyal to king Saul. Listen as Dr. John traces not just the events of David's ultimate crowning as King, but his response to those who opposed him. You will see glimpses in David of the greater King Jesus.Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

We tend to have binary thinking, that is, we prefer "either or" categories. Today's weather is sunny or showers; we can deal with either, but the partly sunny and partly rainy forecast is harder to prepare for. What we do with the weather, we do with people. As Dr. John begins this series on King David, he reminds us that David cannot be categorized as completely bad or good. He is just like us, a blending of both. Listen and learn how God loves and leads humans like us.Life Lessons From King David: What do you think about when King David comes to mind? Do you think of a man after God’s own heart? Or perhaps a mighty king of Israel who, just like us, had a sinful nature. In this 10-message series from Back to the Bible Canada, join Dr. John Neufeld in part 2 of his study of David, Life Lessons from David: The Man, The King. There is so much to be learned from the life of this Israelite king—the good, the bad, and the ugly. These lessons are still just as relevant today as they were back in the time of David, so sit back, listen, and be inspired by the life of David, and all that we can learn from his time on earth. 

Prayer is a means of grace. We find the favour and blessings of God not simply in the answers to our prayer, but in our praying. Today, Dr. John offers some practical insights to support and guide our personal, private times of prayer. These are places of grace.The Adventure of Prayer: Prayer. What is it? Why is it important? How should we actually pray? Does prayer even accomplish anything?These are four questions that Dr. John Neufeld will answer in this one-week series called The Adventure of Prayer. How we communicate with God is a multifaceted and layered thing that can be difficult to explain, and often difficult to practice daily. If you are someone who feels as though you don’t pray enough, then listen closely to these messages, there is so much wisdom and biblical insight that can be learned from Dr. Neufeld! If you are someone who has devoted themselves to a life filled with prayer, this series is also for you! There can never be too much emphasis put on prayer – it’s a direct line of contact with our Saviour! 

If prayer is a communication of heart, then the question of "will" becomes important. We want something when we pray; but we pray to our Father of infinite wisdom, and His will steers the course of history. Today Dr. John speaks of the interplay of "will" when we pray. Clearly, we do not receive everything we want - unless what we want is God's will.The Adventure of Prayer: Prayer. What is it? Why is it important? How should we actually pray? Does prayer even accomplish anything?These are four questions that Dr. John Neufeld will answer in this one-week series called The Adventure of Prayer. How we communicate with God is a multifaceted and layered thing that can be difficult to explain, and often difficult to practice daily. If you are someone who feels as though you don’t pray enough, then listen closely to these messages, there is so much wisdom and biblical insight that can be learned from Dr. Neufeld! If you are someone who has devoted themselves to a life filled with prayer, this series is also for you! There can never be too much emphasis put on prayer – it’s a direct line of contact with our Saviour!