Why
Worry?
The possibility of almost 400 Old Testament prophesies coming to fulfillment in
the incarnation of Jesus Christ staggers the imagination. The certainty that God
planned the coming of His son into the world can offer stabilizing support to
our faith in our Lord.
Insight
Knowledge
Our Lord is different—He is not the same inwardly as we are. To know Him we
must see below the surface of movements and words. When we respond in faith to
our insight-knowledge of Christ, we have a means of godliness.
First
Things First
Does today belong to you, or to God? If it does indeed belong to God, then
shouldn't you make sure your life is structured accordingly? This is a powerful
lesson in formatting our lives to put priorities on the things of greatest
value.
Imitating
the Incarnation
It is contrary to the deepest spirit of Christianity to put down other
Christians. But when conflicts like these arise, how should we as Christians
deal with them? Such conflicts are as old as the church, but they have always
been an opportunity to learn about humility.
Do
You Know Your Rights?
Too many Christians are running scared in their walk with God. One problem is
that they simply do not understand the rights God has given them as His sons and
daughters. This message puts your rights into perspective.
The
Greatest Gift
When God planned the salvation of the entire world, He provided a comprehensive
blueprint of how and when He would give the gift of eternal life. This is a
comprehensive study of the most significant biblical prophecies concerning the
birth of Christ--hundreds of years before this Gift would be given
Grant Richison is a native of Detroit MI, and a graduate of William Tyndale College, Dallas Theological Seminary and Luther Rice Seminary where he earned degrees of Bachelor of Religious Education, Th.M. (Theology), D.Min. (Ministry).
Grant served two churches in the U.S. and Grant Memorial Baptist Church in Winnipeg, MB for 20 years. That church grew from 300 to 2000 during his pastorate. In the last years of his ministry in Winnipeg, 300-500 people made professions of faith per year. He taught part-time at three Canadian seminaries and served on a number of national boards.
Grant joined Campus Crusade because of his passion for evangelism. Previously the Director of Leadership Ministries, he is presently accomplishing his vision through several ministries of Campus Crusade for Christ, Canada. He also served as the Interim CEO of Campus Crusade for Christ, Canada.
Dr. Richison is available for speaking engagements anywhere in the world.
Dr. Grant C. Richison exposes the mind of God to the mind of man by expounding individual books of God's Word verse by verse.
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