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The apostle Paul instructed us, "Through love, serve one another," in Galatians 5:13. In this study we see how first we serve God, and then we use Jesus as a very practical example of how to serve one another. And always remembering that we are motivated by love.
A consideration of some of the wonderful and meaningful things that are found with a relationship with Jesus by faith. This is a survey of some of the spiritual blessings, things relating to salvation and a few of the things we find in His church.
Peter tells we have the "prophetic word made more sure" as we now how the prophecies fulfilled. In this lesson, we look at what the prophets said that was fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
Billy Davis, a guest speaker, taught us a lesson on the Jesus' miracle of feeding the 5,000.
After studying how Jesus changed (or not) the men whom He made apostles, we examine how Jesus should be changing us to be the faithful children beloved by the Heavenly Father.
So many close to Jesus were profoundly changed by Him. In this study, we examine what the scriptures say about the one who was with Jesus but was not ultimately loyal and faithful to Him.
Saul of Tarsus, the persecutor the church becoming Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles, was on the great changes in human history. In this set of lessons, we examine Paul's Biography in Judaism, then his conversion and its effect.
The change in John from "son of Thunder" and favor seeker trying to get the chief place in the kingdom with his brother into the great apostle of love and pillar of the church is another testimony of the transforming power of the gospel. In this two part lesson, we look at how Jesus changed John.
The change in the Simon from the impulsive fisherman to the prayerful apostle Peter is amazing. In this two part lesson, we look at Peter's sins and faults and how Jesus changed him into the rock of faithfulness.
We don't know the story and life of Jesus directly. We learn of him through the men whom He changed. He had an extraordinary effect of men like Simon the zealot and Matthew the tax collector who would naturally have been enemies. He also changed Peter, John, and Saul (future lessons will consider them.)
A great shepherd was prophesied, In this study we find that that when Jesus came, He was the shepherd that we, the flock, needed. He was a compassionate and good shepherd, who gave His life for the sheep and then guided and guarded what He gathered. (A companion sermon to the prior one, "The Flock Of God.")
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is presented to us in the gospel as a fact of first importance. In this study we examine the scriptures to see why we should believe this and what is means to us and the great hope that comes because "HE IS RISEN!"
Jesus said that "the scriptures bear witness of me." He then gave the apostles the understanding of the prophecies. In this study, we see how the apostles explained those prophecies to convince and teach about Jesus.
Jesus spoke of the time that Moses lifted up a brazen serpent in the wilderness to indicate how He would "draw all men to Himself." In this study we look at the original incident that Jesus refers to and make parallels to His offer of salvation by His death on the cross.
An examination of how Jesus prayed regularly, fervently and purposefully. We see the kinds of thing that He prayed for and why, and how those things are instructive to us.
A two part look at Jesus' time in the garden of sorrows just before He death. At look at His strength, prayers and concern for others. Then at those who attacked Him and His great restraint in dealing with them so as to accomplish God's purpose in saving us.
Five times in the gospels Jesus invites people to “Come.” We examine to marvelous life and blessings Jesus calls people to.
Jesus made Himself a friend to man. We examine how true a friend that He is to us, the kind of people He made friends with and the blessings He brings them.
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Acts 2 recorders the very first gospel sermon. The apostle Peter gives four arguments to prove Jesus is the Christ. His miracles, the Old Testament prophecies concerning Him, the fact of the resurrection and His exaltation by God. From these, “We know for certain that Jesus is the Christ!”
Jesus’s most scathing speech was His denouncement of the Pharisees for their complete hypocrisy, self exaltation and for hindering others from coming to God. Fearfully, He tells them that they full weight of judgment is coming upon them.
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