Dr. John Hartmann

Dr. Hartmann outlines the contours of Biblical discipleship.  He exhorts the listeners to apply authentic discipline to be what God intends followers of Jesus to be.

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Amos 2:9-12 states that God raises up prophets to speak to His redeemed people. Taking this assumption as a point of departure, Dr. Hartmann proceeds to look at the call of John the Baptist, as it is laid out by the angel Gabriel in his annunciation to Zacharias in Luke 1:14-17. 4 points stand out […]

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In this brief exhortation Dr. Hartmann speaks about two absolutes in God’s purpose, relating them to the present state of affairs in the political climate of the United States of America. The first absolute is found in Daniel 4:34-35 and Isaiah 40:12-26. Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, was humbled by God and brought to understand that […]

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In this study Dr. Hartmann begins with a re-statement of the truth that believers have been justified by faith, on the basis of Christ’s death as the Sin-bearer, in which He substitutionally bore all the punishment, guilt, and shame of our iniquities. Our teacher stresses once again that this foundation gives us confidence that if […]

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In this study, Dr. Hartmann begins with a re-statement of the glorious truth of justification by faith, presenting evidence that Paul’s teaching on justification was based on insights he had gained from Isaiah 53, in which a connection is drawn between the Servant “justifying the many” and Him “bearing their iniquities”. This connection was not […]

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Dr. Hartmann exhorts the saints to wak in the new life that has been purchased by Jesus death and resurrection.

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Dr. Hartmann opens the scriptures to reveal that faith and works are inseparable, and exhorts the listener to action.

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Dr. Hartmann expounds from the Scriptures the necessity to establish a mental framework that links saving faith to works of righteousness, and exhorts his listeners to walk in the reality of their redemption.

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Dr. Hartman exhorts people to have faith in God. He describes a Biblical conceptualization of what genuine faith looks like by examining several passages from the Book of Psalms.

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Dr. Hartmann soberly assesses the Day of Judgment based on Romans 2:1-11. A reason for both hope and terror is expounded through a thorough analysis of the passage. This is an excellent teaching that is extremely beneficial for all mankind.

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