Dr. Barnhouse & the Bible

First Things First (mp3 Disc)

There are a lot of “firsts” in the Bible. Andrew “first found his brother Simon.” We should “first remove the plank out of [our] own eye.” The Macedonian churches “gave themselves first to the Lord.” But...

First Fathers of the Old Testament (mp3 Disc)

In this series, you’ll learn how God reveals himself to Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, as well as Joseph and Moses, and shaped them into great leaders. As they worked to obey God’s calling, each of these men faced hardships of all...

The End of the Age (mp3 Disc)

One day Christ will return, but as the Lord told His disciples in Acts 1:6, "It is not for you to know the times or the seasons which the Father has fixed by His own authority.” We must learn to live our lives as though the Lord Jesus Christ would...

Barnhouse on Marriage (mp3 Disc)

(6 mp3 files on 1 CD)

Christmas Messages (mp3 Disc)

The Christmas season, like no other time of the year, inspires the hearts of believers around the world to burst forth with praise, love, adoration, and good will. The good news is that Jesus, the Word made flesh, dwelt among us. In this series of...

The Christian in the World (mp3 Disc)

The Christian in The WorldAs Christians in the world we are faced with all kinds of temptation and opportunity to sin. We must, however, live differently than the world. We learn from Jesus what it means to love our neighbor as ourselves from His parable...

Caesar's or God's (mp3 Disc Set)

The believer ought to integrate and participate in the full spectrum of human relationships, while remembering what is “Caesar’s,” and what belongs to God. Dr. Barnhouse turns to Romans 13 for a primer from Paul on the earthly...

Coming Again (mp3 Disc)

“And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be” (Rev. 22:12) Thus spoke our Lord Jesus Christ to John, directing the Apostle’s gaze and ours towards that day when He will return...

Benefits of Justification (mp3 Disc)

Dr. Barnhouse explains that the purpose and audience for the epistle to the Romans takes a turn from chapter 5 and following. Here, the believer is addressed directly, that he or she would understand the nature of salvation and the hope that is...