Dr. John Hartmann

Isaiah 1 serves as the foundational text in this insightful commentary on our current age. Dr. Hartmann probes Ezekiel 16:41 to identify the exact nature of the sins of Sodom, to elucidate what exactly God is saying through Isaiah when He likens the people of Israel to the inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah.

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Dr. Hartmann examines the life of King David.  Three distinct phases are identified in this insightful Biblical exposition of Israel’s greatest king… a person whom God identifies as “a man after His own heart”.

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Dr. Hartmann examines the account of Simon Magus as recorded in Acts 8. The passage serves as a springboard into an in depth examination of the type of wisdom that is exhibited by people that are driven by envy and selfish ambition.

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Lying signs and wonders, deception, susceptibility to hucksters are discussed in this poignant sermon on the life of Simon Magus- the great power of God, as recorded in Acts 8.

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Dr. Hartmann opens up God’s judgment of the interior life and external actions of King Saul.

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Acts 8:14-17 records the authoritative act of the designated ambassadors of God’s kingdom – the Apostles. God used them to authenticate “by hand” His official seal of the acceptance of the Samaritans into His kingdom as a people who have now received mercy. The seal of authenticity God delivered by the hands of the Apostles […]

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Dr. Hartman opens up several passages of scripture revealing the profound nature and benefits of waiting on the Lord.

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Dr. Hartmann introduces Israel’s first king, named Saul in this teaching.  An examination is made of key elements of the early part of his life.  Special emphasis is given to an examination of Saul’s heart motivations by way of contrast with his successor, king David.

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Acts 8:14-25 is the foundation for this teaching that explores the nature of the entry of the gospel to the Samaritans. Dr. Hartmann opens up reasons why God sent the apostles to Samaria to confirm the believers, the essential nature of the baptism of the Holy Spirit in the life of a Christian, issues of […]

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Using Acts 8:1-25 as the primary text Dr. Hartmann draws out three primary elements. The nature of religious persecution The nature of the present manifestation of the Kingdom of God in power in the context of where the gospel is preached in truth The nature of true conversion.

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