The first mention of the Gospel in the Bible
First, internal (Genesis 3:7-13). When Adam and Eve sinned, immediately there came a loss of innocence and glory and a sense of guilt.
Read MoreFirst, internal (Genesis 3:7-13). When Adam and Eve sinned, immediately there came a loss of innocence and glory and a sense of guilt.
Read MoreThe theme of the last two chapters of the Bible is stated in Revelation 21:5: “Behold, I make all things new!”
Read MoreFirst, Worry is destructive.
Read MoreCrucifixion is perhaps the most humiliating and painful form of execution ever devised, yet Jesus offered no resistance and manifested no resentment.
Read MoreIs the Bible really Gods word? Yes!
Read MoreThe men who framed our Constitution knew they were writing the basic document for a government of free men; they recognized that men could live as free and independent beings only if each one knew and understood the law.
Read MoreSomeone once said: “A knowledge of the Bible is essential to a rich and meaningful life. The words of the Bible have a way of filling in the missing pieces.”
Read MoreThe key verse for this chapter is verse 12, “While other religions have sayings similar to this, the Golden Rule is strictly Christian because it is positive.
Read MoreAny time a psalm is quoted in the NT and applied to Christ; this makes it a messianic psalm.
Read MoreThese verses present the climax of God’s wrath against sinful people on earth.
Read MoreThe Bible pattern for us is to relate doctrine and duty, for what you believe must determine how you behave.
Read MoreFirst, live in hope (1 Peter 1:1-12).
Read MoreWorship is the most important activity of a local church family.
Read MoreHistorians will probably call our era “the age of anxiety.”
Read MoreChrist states several reasons why living for material things is foolish.
Read MoreFirst, Trouble (Luke 21:1-7).
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