The Masonic Lodge is a quasi-religious organization that exists without authority from God. A faithful Christian has no more business being a part of it than he does being a member of the Catholic church.
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The Masonic Lodge is a quasi-religious organization that exists without authority from God. A faithful Christian has no more business being a part of it than he does being a member of the Catholic church. . . . → Read More: Masonry and the Christian Not all embrace Jesus as the Light. Though He made the world, he was not known or received by many in the world. Only those described here as having been born of God, or having received Him are identified as children of God. . . . → Read More: Mining the Scriptures: John 1:6-13 Can the amazing method of locomotion used by Spiroplasma be attributed to either evolution or mere coincidence? No! The proper explanation is that this method of movement has God as its designer. . . . → Read More: From the Preacher’s Pen: The Locomotion of Spiroplasma After some delay, all eight sermons preached by Micky Galloway during his April 2010 meeting are now available online. These can be accessed in this post, or by going to the 2010 Sermons Archive page. . . . → Read More: Sermon: Sermon Series, Micky Galloway You may ask, what is the hardest part of gaining knowledge? The answer, “Opening the book!” Open it up, and begin reading. Pay attention, ask questions, be curious. It will take time, but once your Bible is open, you will never want to close it again. “When you read, you may understand…” (cf. Eph. 3:4). . . . → Read More: From the Preacher’s Pen: Just Open It! The sermon examines the text of 1 John to explain the relationship the Christian sustains to error. . . . → Read More: Sermon: Sin and the Child of God The sermon discusses the truth, and exposes error being taught on the subject of Marriage, divorce and remarriage. . . . → Read More: Sermon: Simple Truths About Marriage and Divorce When we worship God, we are to do it in the way we do it because it is the way He said to do it, not because it is what we prefer. When we sing He asks, “Do you do it ‘for Me — for Me?’” . . . → Read More: A Capella Singing The name Theophilus means, “lover of God.” In fact, all who love God can look to Luke’s gospel, and in it find accurate records of Jesus’ life, teaching, works, death and resurrection. In so doing, we can have confidence in the validity of that Gospel. We can know, “Certainly this was a righteous Man!” (cf. 23:47). . . . → Read More: Mining the Scriptures: Luke 1:1-4 What these statistics do show is the enormous impact that a woman’s dress and behavior can have on a man. This is something about which young ladies, and even their moms are too often naïve. Fathers know, and should be quick to point out the potential for sin to their daughters and sons. Rather than dismissing such statistics as being characteristic of young men with “dirty minds”; or trumpeting their right to wear whatever they want, and that others should mind their own business, Christian ladies should determine not to be a stumbling block to others (cf. Romans 14:13). . . . → Read More: In the News: Modesty Survey A sermon describing the dangers of the tongue, and how to control it. . . . → Read More: Sermon: The Tongue A discussion of the church. . . . → Read More: Sermon: The Nature of the Church The sermon asks the questions: Are you regular in your attendance; do you demonstrate your love; are you an encouragement; are you dependable? . . . → Read More: Sermon: Would You Be Missed? |
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