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Christians in the church sing because it was prophesied and because it was taught to us throughout the entire New Testament. In this study we examine these prophecies and every New Testament passage that mentions singing.
Music, through the Old and New Testaments, has been associated with worship (both godly and pagan), victories, celebrations, and mourning because it can have a huge impact on people. In this study, we examine it history from the Bible.
The things of this world are corrupted, or quickly come to corruption. In this sermon, we contrast that to the new life, new way and new hope that in in Christ.
Jesus instructed His disciples to pray that the will of God be done "one earth as it is in heaven." We should pray for and seek that same will of God and spiritually enjoy some of the same blessings hear on earth as it will be in heaven.
In our final lesson on prayer we consider how only Christians have the guarantee of access to God in prayer and that they are to ask in true faith. (The fourth of four sermons on prayer.)
What do we pray for? What should we pray for? In this lesson, we look through the New Testament to see what things Christians were taught to pray for or what the apostles showed us by their example to pray for. (Third of four lessons on prayer.)
A Bible study of the times, ways, and purposes of prayer. (The second of four sermons on prayer.)
Prayer is our communication with God, our way of giving thanks and asking forgiveness. In this lesson we look at instructions and examples of prayer in the scriptures. (The first of four sermons on prayer.)
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 told the Jews that "the scriptures bear witness of me" and after his death He "opened the mind" of the disciples "to understand the scriptures." In the sermon, we examine these things and see how the Old Testament was deliberately incomplete and the New Testament brings it to completeness.
A look at four different mindsets that the Bible calls foolish: Atheism, those who hear but don't heed the gospel, those who start with the gospel but leave it and the materialist.
The great grace of God that leads us towards peace with Him and then peace with others. So we study how we are to seek peace and grow in it, but self-controlled but not restrained in heart and affection for others and develop a generous spirit and true love towards others.
A study of the contrast between the poor substitutes for forgiveness, such as denial, forgetting, compensation by good words, and excuses ourselves by saying we're petty than others and REAL FORGIVENESS. We should praise God for His great blessing of full forgiveness.
A study of how the promises of God are always sure. We look at the great promises God made to Abraham as an example of how all His promises come true. Then we examine how God has the power, the knowledge, the will and the time time make fulfill all that He has said.
Grace and truth are inseparable God has bound together. To leave one to leave the other, and to have one is to have the other.
A study of the sin that caused God's people to be rejected from the promised land and die in the wilderness. Their constant complaints, and how any of our complaining today under the reign of Christ is equally our of place and destructive.
In this study we examine the ways to have a closer walk with God. Things like communication, understanding, sharing, and doing things together are keys to any good relationship, including faithful people's walk with God.
A continuation of the study on Israel deliverance. They left Egypt behind and got to the promised land -- but their they faced struggles of faith and difficulties in line being faithful to God. We look to their experiences as a help for us in overcoming sin.
A consideration of how Israel being called out of Egypt and leaving that place is analogous to our being called out of sin and being instructed by God to be done with it.
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