This week we’ll continue our study on the Bill of Rights, and continue in our study on Romans. Early in our nation’s history, thoughtful men did whatever it took to stand firm on their principles. Using spiritual eyes we can use that example and encourage the church to take a stand on her principles in
This Sunday we well be discussing “the righteousness of God” that is mentioned in Romans chapter 3. Romans chapter 1 tells us that Paul was set apart for the gospel of God. In this gospel, the righteousness of God was revealed. We learn that both the gentiles and the Jews are condemned on their own
Romans chapter 2 starts right-off-the-bat with a wake up call to the Christian: You have no excuse! Read more below to get a sneak peak on this week’s sermon:
As Paul journeyed on towards Jerusalem, he was first hindered by Christians who had good intention. Then, after arriving in Jerusalem, he was hassled by the Jews from Asia. Study with us this week as we see how Paul set his sights on the author and perfecter of our faith so that the gospel message
This Sunday we will take a look at Acts 14closeActs 14 Paul and Barnabas at Iconium 14:1 Now at Iconium they entered together into the Jewish synagogue and spoke in such a way that a great number of both Jews and Greeks believed. 2 But the unbelieving Jews stirred up the Gentiles and poisoned their minds against
After studying the Bible, even for a relatively short period of time, one can become comfortable with defending the basic gospel message. We all know the feeling of being asked a question we no nothing about. It’s not a good feeling. This Sunday we will take another step in being prepared to always give an
It is easy to get distracted by the little things. Even the apostles had to balance their time and make sure that they could spend their energy on the gospel. In Acts 6closeActs 6 Seven Chosen to Serve 6:1 Now in these days when the disciples were increasing in number, a complaint by the Hellenists arose
This Sunday’s lesson can be summed up in three points. -Wake up. -Pay attention. -Do something. We’ll take a look at Acts chapter 5 and read the story about Ananias and Sapphira. The scripture is filled with ‘best practices’ or tips on how to live a proper life; but sometimes it’s also got examples on
There are times when “doors of opportunity” are open for us. There are other times when we must be the ones to make our own “doors of opportunity”. This week, we will read of why a lame man was healed. It was not just for his benefit, but for the benefit of all mankind. Join
On whom did the tongues of fire rest, who bought the potter’s field, how did Judas actually die? What is going on in the first chapter of Acts? For that matter, who hardened Pharaoh’s heart? People can be prevented from coming to the faith if these simple questions cannot be adequately answered, and rightly so.
