Dr. John Hartmann

Paul’s letter to the Ephesians gives us a picture of the original “pattern” God has given for the church, which is Christ’s body. The first half of this message briefly highlights some of the key features of the pattern and of the church’s call to be filled up to all the fullness of God (Ephesians […]

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Dr. Hartmann exposits Psalm 38 with exquisite poignancy showing the life cycle of how God works through the vicissitudes of life in the walk of a person who belongs to God.

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Dr. Hartmann opens this teaching with an exhortation for the believers to put their trust in the Lord in these troubled times. He reminds them that they are to earnestly seek God, walk in love, and stir up their spiritual gifts. Acts 13:1-4 talks about the church in Antioch, and how it became a mission […]

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Paul’s prayers for the Colossians is recorded in Colossians 1: 9 -14 serves as the opening for this teaching on the true knowledge of God and understanding His will and being empowered to bear fruit. The importance of knowledge that comes by revelation from God and its transformative effects on the human person is examined. […]

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Dr. Hartmann opens the sermon with a text from Psalm 97. The sovereignty of God and His absolute rule are discussed. Issues of Him dwelling in His living temple are explored. Exhortations to draw near to God, hold fast to Him and walk free of sin are given.

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Dr. Hartmann examines how God set up a mission-sending base in Antioch as recorded in Acts 13:1-4

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An introductory analysis of the Kings of Israel and Judah is set in a historical framework in this insightful study. It will provide a context of understanding the the history of the Jews from the end of the reign of King Solomon over the united kingdom he inherited from his father David, the separation of […]

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God’s use of the prophet named Agabus as recorded in Acts 11:27-30 is examined.

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Dr. Hartmann delivers a powerful teaching on the critically important issue of judgment. The teaching is rooted in Psalm 94, and demonstrates that because God is love, the very nature of love requires acts of judgment. Dr. Hartmann demolishes the false dichotomy that pits a New Testament God of Love vs. an Old Testament God […]

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Dr. Hartman outlines the life of King Solomon in this insightful teaching.

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