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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.)
Each year, this congregation has a guest speaker come and preach the gospel to us. (See the "Meetings" tab above.) In this lesson, we examine our purpose for this in the gospel and the keys to make our effort successful: Purpose, Preparation, Prospects, Presence and Participation.
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 people of God have, since the beginning of the scriptures, been called His flock. In this study, we look at God our shepherd, the bad shepherds who afflicted and mistreated His flock, and the prophesies of a better shepherd to come. (A companion sermon to "Our Shepherd" which follows this one.)
The scriptures say that God is love and that God is a consuming fire. In this study we examine some of the thing that the scriptures tell us that God is. He is Sovereign, Active, and Consistent. In these things He is not like us.
We are Christians are called to be lights in a crooked and perverse world. In this sermon we examine the bright light of Christ that we are to shine forth and how we can keep it from being dimmed.
We have four distinct views of Jesus presented in the four gospels. Matthew tells us of the Messiah the was prophesied; Mark tells of Jesus, the son of God; Luke tells us of the perfect man and John presents to us only a few stories selected from Jesus life, but tells them in intimate detail. What a blessing to us to have these four gospels of Jesus Christ!
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!"
Hebrews 3 and 4 is great exhortation to faithful from the 95th Psalm. In this lesson we examine the encouragement given the believers as they way for the great reward that God has promised and strive not to come short of it.
We serve a sympathetic and helpful Savior. In this lesson we look through the gospels to find some of the kind and complimentary things that our Savior said. We look at who He spoke kind words too and why.
In this sermon we examine what the inspired wisdom of the Proverbs. What power words are said to have for good and ill and their weakness to change facts and compel others. Finally, we look at the quality and origins of goods words.
The vision of the prophet's told Israel what to look forward to when the kingdom came. The also an inspired description of what we are to be as God's people. Zephaniah saw a pure people assembled from many who would be working together in purity.
"Callling On The Name Of The Lord" is a phrase in the scriptures that highest and best worship and devotion that men give God. We look at the Old and New Testament usages of this "calling on the name of the Lord."
Peter address and implores Christians to "live as aliens." We look at how Abraham and the exiles in Babylon are examples to Christians today in living in, but apart from, a sinful world.
A look at how our father (by faith) Abraham lived as an alien and stranger in the land of promise. We see being an alien affected him as preparation to our viewing our life as an alien and stranger here on earth while serving Christ.
A study that looks back at our life and what was important in it by examining our life in reverse chronological order. So we look at there alternatives available to us from the perspective of the final end, the judgment day, the day of our death, and our time of life on earth.
A lesson on escaping from sin. We look at how the righteous have often had to flee persecution and judgment and how that is a lesson for us in escaping from temptation.
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