Dr. Michael Kruger

Dr. Michael J. Kruger is President and Professor of New Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, N.C.

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How Does the Kingdom of God Grow? Not Like You Think

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23

From the series: Parables of the Kingdom

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Gospels and ActsChristian Living

A Passion for God's Word

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Nehemiah Nehemiah, Passion, God, Word, Old Testament

From the series: Nehemiah

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Historical BooksGodBiblical Theology

The Danger of Desire

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

James 4:1-5

From the series: James

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: General Epistles and Revelation

The Foolishness of the Cross

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

1 Corinthians 1:18-25

From the series: 1 Corinthians

Format: mp3 (64-bit)

Topics: Pauline EpistlesChrist

Righteousness from God

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Romans 3:21-26

From the series: Romans

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Pauline EpistlesGod

Amazing Grace

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Luke 23:39-43

From the series: Luke

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Gospels and ActsSalvation

Treasure Hunting

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Matthew 13:44-46

From the series: Parables of the Kingdom

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Gospels and Acts

The Most Reluctant Prophet

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Jonah 1:1-16

From the series: Jonah

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Prophets

The Great Race

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

Hebrews 12:1-2

From the series: Hebrews

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: General Epistles and Revelation

Holding Out For A Hero

By: Dr. Michael Kruger

1 Samuel 8:1-22

From the series: 1 Samuel

Format: mp3 (32-bit)

Topics: Historical Books

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