Our society is presently plagued by many problems: Violence, sexual immorality, disease. Those who seek the answers to the problems are often looking in the wrong place. The Bible has the answers to society’s problems, whether men wish to accept it or not!
The denominational world (and some brethren) seek to redefine and minimize the sin of adultery. In so doing, they exhibit a laxness in their attitude toward this heinous sin.
Romans 6 establishes that the Grace of God is not a license to sin. The child of God, who has died to sin and been raised to walk in newness of life, must become a slave to righteousness.
Guest speaker Mo Hafley discusses the first chapter of Proverbs, explaining the wisdom that young people should heed to be successful in their life of righteousness.
The Richland Hills church of Christ has begun using instruments of music in worship, and observing the Lord’s Supper on Saturday. The claim of the church leadership is that the question of scripturality regarding these practices is “unimportant.” In contrast, remember this admonition from the pen of the apostle John, “Whoever transgresses and does not abide in the doctrine of Christ does not have God. He who abides in the doctrine of Christ has both the Father and the Son” (2 John 9). It seems that it is important to God!
There are many misconceptions that people have concerning the final judgment of Christ. In this podcast, these misconceptions are refuted, and other facts revealed about that great day.
What is the one baptism of Ephesians 4:5?
Matthew 10 describes the limited commission given by Jesus to his disciples, and the persecution they could expect in their preaching. Our Lord indicated in the text that the fear of God should trump any fear of man, and motivate them to fulfill their duty.
An examination of the Bible text reveals how different the Lord’s church is from the denominations today. If a congregation of Christians follows the pattern of the New Testament, then and only then it can be known as the true church of Christ.
It is obvious that God requires a diligent walk from His children. Our purpose on this earth is to please Him. If we persist in our desire to be like the world, to engage in worldly and sinful activities, we displease Him.
The Apostle Paul, in 2 Corinthians 7:1 admonishes Christians to purify themselves from filthiness, and perfect holiness. This lesson describes and explains how this can be accomplished.
Recent frivolous labor complaints that the NBA player’s union filed against the NBA to the National Labor Relations Board gives an opportunity to teach about greed, selfishness and employee responsibilities. Bible teaching impacts all three areas.
