Category: Sermons

The conversion of Lydia and her household (Acts 16) is contrasted with a modern, evangelical example of Baptism.

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The Psalmist asked in Psalm 11:3, “If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” The lesson seeks to answer the question, by suggesting that the righteous can:

• Continue to keep faith in God
• Continue to pray
• Be careful not to be consumed by anger
• Overcome evil with good
• Remember that they are living for heaven
• Obey God rather than men

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The apostle Paul, in 2 Corinthians 4, explains how, though the outward man is perishing, the inward man is renewed each day.

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The lesson gives a concise history and description of the ark of the covenant. Examining Israel’s dealing with the ark, several applications come to mind:

• God’s instructions are to be followed
• What happens when the glory of God departs
• The concept of Sanctification
• The consequences of disobedience

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Luke 9 is the text considered in this lesson. Self denial is the subject, as indicated in verse 24 of the text. The importance and benefits of self control and denial are considered.

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Hebrews 5:2-ff helps to shape a discussion about Christian Maturity. What are some of the characteristics you will have if you can say that you are a mature Christian?

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The text of 1 Corinthians 10:14-22 is examined. Paul prohibits idolatry. He states that when we offer up worship to idols, we provoke the Almighty God.

Idolatry is alive and well today, in various forms.

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The wise man of the book of Ecclesiastes describes the despair of a life lived without God, the best way to be content while living upon the earth, and his final conclusion concerning the best way to live your life, for God (Ecclesiastes 12:9-13).

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The lesson is a textual sermon on Acts 17, showing the different responses shown to Paul’s preaching in Thessalonica, Berea and Athens.

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Jeremiah Cox asks “On what are you building your life?” He then shows through the scriptures the proper foundation for a life that is acceptable to God.

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Jeremiah Cox discusses the call of Christ, referred to in 2 Thessalonians 2:13-15.

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In 2 Corinthians 10:8 Paul noted that he had authority to preach the gospel to the Corinthians. This lesson answers the question concerning the origin of Paul’s authority, and makes applications.

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From the very beginning God had a plan in place to redeem man. This plan was necessary because of the sin of man. It consists of the grace of God, and man’s response to the saving power of the gospel.

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The conscience can be described as a moral computer. Scriptures clearly teach that we are to educate our consciences, and then always live in accord with what we believe to be right. To do this is to have a Pure Conscience.

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The lesson posits that the church that Jesus built can be identifed by its builder, as well as its place and time of origin. This church is the one true church, acceptable to God.

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