Category: Invitations

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

The apostle Paul, in Galatians 5 talks about the conflict that exists in every man, between the lust of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit. He also explain how to win the war against the flesh.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

The invitation was based upon Proverbs 12:2-3. Men are not established by sin. Rather, the foundation is to be found with God.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

When we look for the invisible rather than the visible, it gives us the ability to handle the despair and pressures of this life. “Our light affliction” is “but for a moment.”

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

It is easy to see the point at which the penitent achieved reconciliation with God in the New Testament. In examples such as the Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts 8), Saul of Tarsus (Acts 9) and the Philippian Jailor (Acts 16), those who heard the gospel and were convicted of their sin were concerned, showing immediate desire to respond to God’s commands. Having done so, and finally being baptized for the remission of their sins, they “went on their way rejoicing.”

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

Stan examines 1 Thessalonians 1:4, and discusses what it means to be “elected” by God. The text itself, (see verse 9) shows that in order to be elected by God, it was necessary that they had turned to God from idols. This is an indication of the necessity of repentance.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

1 Corinthians 10:1-5 is used to show how continued faithfulness is necessary for us to be saved eternally.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

The talk contrasts the wisdom of God with the words of men. (cf. 1 Corinthians 2:1-5).

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

Using Ephesians 6:12, Stan explains why the armor of God is needed.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Justin Carrell

Justin gives a paraphrase of Colossians 3, as Paul describes the character of the new man of Christ.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Ben Schmidt

Ben read from Matthew 25, Mark 9 and Revelation 20 to show the difference between everlasting destruction, and everlasting reward. He made the point that our obedience, or lack thereof will determine whether our names are written in the book of life, as he called for needed repentance and obedience to the gospel.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Stan Cox

The lesson establishes that all who are in sin (whether an alien sinner, or one who has become a Christian) must repent! Paul’s writing in 2 Corinthians 7:10-11 explains what repentance truly is.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Armando Vera

Armando uses the text of Deuteronomy 4:7-14 to emphasize how God expects us to keep the statutes and commandments that He delivers to man.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Ben Schmidt

Ben points out that it is not enough to start serving God. We must continue steadfastly, loving him with all our hearts, souls and minds. cf. Mark 12:30.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Justin Carrell

Justin reads a series of passages which serve to identify and describe Jesus as the only begotten Son.

Audio

Invitation delivered by: Kyle Chamblee

Kyle points out that though some sins seem more egregious than others, all sin is capable of separating us from God.

Audio