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In this series of sermons we look that 3 important husbands from the scriptures:
Adam - who failed his wife.
Jehovah - whose wife failed Him.
Jesus - who saves his wife.
As we look at the husbands and their relationship with their wives, we learn many lessons for us today in loving leadership, faithful companionship, and the great grace of God.
Study along with us as we look at the resurrections recorded in the scriptures. From these we'll find the most important pair -- Jesus' and since He lives, our own promised one.
For many people, their true selves are hidden. Some hidden in hypocrisy, shame and secret sins. Other are lives better lives than many know because they quietly live the will of God without fanfare or recognition. We examine these two types of unknown lives in light of the gospel.
In the 7th chapter of Matthew, Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount teaches that we are not to judge or have a harsh spirit to others, culminating in the golden rule telling us to treat others with the same benefit of the doubt and concern that we would normally reserve for ourselves. We also see that our heavenly Father has mercifully demonstrated this same attitude towards us.
The old covenant was famously written on stones. The great promise of the new is that it is written on our hearts and minds. In this study, we look at the need, benefit and blessings of truly taking the teachings of God to heart.
The high standard of morality lived by Christ, and that we, His followers, seek to emulate is universally known. In this lesson we see how Christ empowers us to live the right way. We also examine the strengths and limits of a moral life without Christ.
Following the lessons on what God intents marriage to be for us, what looks at a great number of way that sinful and selfish people attack it. By denying God so that the entire foundation is undermined, to know keeping vows, to teaching that divorce is a simple and inconsequential thing, to not living in a loving way with one's mate, to all manner of substitute relationship, we see that everything God has made for us in attacked or corrupted in some way.
A two sermon examination of what God has revealed for marriage. How this union of man and woman is greatly blessed and how sexual unions apart from this are cursed, not blessed by God. Who examine the many facets of marriage -- the covenant, the bond, and particularly the one flesh relationship that results. We conclude by looking at what how social customs and laws effect, or don't, the things God has given.
The apostle Paul instructed that Christian women were to go about "With Proper Clothing, Modestly And Discreetly," and the apostle Peter taught that godly women were to be known for their good character more than for what they wear. In this study we examine how to properly cover what the Bible defines as "nakedness" (both for men and women) and how our brothers can help our sisters in this regard.
Jesus' plain teaching was to "love and do good" to other people. In this study we examine the implications for us of Jesus' teaching in Luke 6:31-35 and see how it is based on the goodness of God which He showed to us first.
In this short parable recorded in Matthew Ch. 21, Jesus tells of town sons. One who says he will obey, but doesn't, and the other who says he won't obey, but regrets his disobedience and then does obey. In this lesson we examine the role of regret/repentance in changing our lives before God and the good works were are then instructed to do.
In this study we look at the charge that ends the apostle Peter's second letter, "But grow in the grace and knowledge of the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." (2 Pet. 3:18). We examine both the grace and knowledge portions of the gospel and see the great need and blessing in continuing and increasing in them.
A study presented on New Year's Day. A look at how righteous men in the scripture reviewed their lives, and how we should review as well so that we can make correction or resolve to continue, as necessary.
In this study we examine how Jesus taught the disciples how to prayer from what is commonly called the Lord's Prayer in Matt. 6. We examine the implications of what each line of that prayer teaches.
In this lesson we look at some of the great things that Jesus claimed — Being a king, eternal, being equal with God, actually being God, and being the Messiah of God — and why it is that we should believe these incredible thing.
In this study, we look at six New Testament passages the speak about the communion, the Lord's Supper, We then look at the individual elements and teachings of each passage and then look at them as a whole to see a fuller picture of what we are taught about this memorial to our Lord.
Christ is the great light of the world. We as Christians, are to live in His light and to show His light to the worlds. In this lesson, we study how we can more effectively do that.
"Peace On Earth" is one of the greatest hope of the gospel. In this study we examine some truths about the God of Pease, how He gives peace "among men with whom He is well pleased," and how we can take that peace further among men.
In this study we examine traditions and customs in the scriptures to learn how to appraise them today. Looking to the Bible we find, some traditions are incidental, some are good, but some can be quite bad.
In Mark 3, there is the story of Jesus' family coming to retrieve Him. When informed of this, He spoke to His audience and said that those who did the will of God were His family. IN this lesson, we examine how we are made His family and see the great things that that means for us.
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