Jesus Christ is the Lamb slain before the foundations of the earth.

In this study, God's redemption timeline, we discover that eternal God enters time so that he can redeem fallen man.

The coming of Jesus Christ was not an emergency plan, but an eternal one.

In this study, evangelist Scott Pauley will encourage us to celebrate God's redemptive work accomplished by the Lord Jesus Christ.

Music by the Lord Jesus Christ. Someone has correctly said that the heart of the Bible contains the heart books.

If you go to the middle of your scriptures, you're going to be probably in the poetic section

of the Old Testament,

probably somewhere in the Psalms, and in the heart of the Bible, in the very center, the

middle of it all, you have these books that go to the deepest need of man,

go to the heart cry of every human being and the ability of God alone to meet those deep needs.

It's no surprise then that in the Psalms there is a tremendous emphasis on redemption.

Remember, from the garden forward, men were beginning to understand they needed a redeemer.

Their heart cried out that someone would do for them what they could never do for themselves.

I would challenge you to take your Bible, to take your book of Psalms, and just walk through it.

Listen to the psalmist cry.

In Psalm 6918, draw nigh unto my soul and redeem it.

Psalm 72, verse 14, He shall redeem their soul from deceit.

Psalm 130, verse number eight, he shall redeem Israel from all his troubles.

Psalm 31, verse 5, thou hast redeemed me, O Lord God.

Psalm 71, 23, my soul which thou hast redeemed.

Psalm 74, verse 2, the inheritance which thou hast redeemed.

Psalm 77, 15, God has redeemed with his arm, his people.

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