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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.
In this study, we look at what the scriptures say about the type of people that heaven is reserved for, and some of the practical things we can do to seek heaven daily.
The scriptures tell us to be be caring and concerned people, but not anxious or worried. In this study we examine the difference between the two kinds of concern and how one is helpful and Biblical and the other is destructive. Then we look at how to reduce anxiety and build our faith.
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.
In this study we look that implications that our spiritual relationship with Christ and each other brings for the local church and the pattern that is set for it in the New Testament. We find we do God's will as we worship and work together in the spread of the gospel message and the care for each other as family members.
This is a pair of studies:
Miracles: True, Purposeful and Passed and
Miracles: Their Prophetic & Practical Passing
The scriptures clearly teach us that Jesus and His apostles were miracle working men. In this study we see why they did these miracles, and then examine the reasons the scriptures state that they will cease, and how the method that such gifts were distributed to others is no longer available.
Christ purchased the church with His own blood. In this study we examine how this brotherhood is His body, His family, His bride, His kingdom, His temple and His flock.
A look at the reality and seriousness of the pattern that God has given us to follow with the church. We also look at how that pattern is established and the dangers of changing the pattern.
The scriptures, particularly the psalms, constantly extol the blessings of, and tell us to, meditate on God's word. Our reading of His word is how we come to know what is says. Our meditation on His word is where we really come to appreciate it.
One of the qualities of love in 1 Cor. 13 is that it "bears all things." In this study we examine the great need for this aspect of love and how is causes us to seek peace, be open hearted, restrain ourselves and be generous.
We examine one of Jesus most famous stories, the good Samaritan. The background of this story is a question about what to do to inherit eternal life and a Pharisee trying to avoid the implication that Jesus made about how he should love God and others.
In Luke 17, ten lepers were healed by Jesus. Only one, a Samaritan, turned back to give thanks to God through Jesus. We use this incident from the gospels to ask about our own returning of thanks and gratitude to God.
The New Testament shows a pattern of monetary collection and use. In this study we look at the cheerful, purposeful, Lord's day giving that we put into the common congregational treasury.
This sermon looks at the saints (the holy ones), and how God has set them apart and provided every blessing and direction to help us become sanctified, including how we submit, make our lives a sacrifice, separate from the world, service others, shine as His light and develop a spiritual mind.
A pair of sermons looking at the numerous athletic metaphors used by the apostle Paul. We see where we compete, how we get ready to compete, the spirit that are to have while competing, and the victory that we seek. We conclude by looking at how we might be disqualified.
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.
In this study, we look at the common things that are put to great use in the service to God such as Moses' staff and the widow's mites. Then we ask why things do we have in our lives that can be "put to His use"?
A study of the first brothers in the very first home. A look at lessons to be learned from the life at home, at work, at worship, and then separated by worship, judgment and sin.
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An examination Jesus' first cleansing of the temple from John 2. The setting and significance of it, and how it connected to the His statement made shortly afterwards about "worshipping in spirit and truth."
While we all know the limits of good intentions, we find that having them are absolutely vital for us to be the people we should be and that the best of all is forming good intentions and then carrying them out.
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