Category: Sermons

Jeremiah Cox preached this short lesson, brought on our fifth Sunday singing night. He asked the question, Are you ready for the judgment day? The lesson explains what it means to be prepared for Christ’s coming.

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Esther lived, and came to the position of queen during a time of great evil. The Israelites were in peril. The time in which she lived mirrors closely some of the ills of our society:

• An immoral king
• A time of drunkenness and immodesty
• A time where marriage was not respected
• A time where life was devalued

However, it was also a time where God’s providence was active, and where one person could make a difference. Much like today!

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The apostle Paul offered comfort to the Corinthians in the midst of tribulation (cf. 2 Corinthians 1:3-7). This comfort is available to all in Christ.

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Companionship in Christ means:

• Shared work and shared success
• Help for the one who stumbles
• Preventive support, leading to success
• Strength against spiritual danger

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The text of Hebrews 5:12 – 6:3 teaches us that we should mature in Christ. This should happen by reason of time (5:12); by reason of use (5:13-14); and because it is God’s will for us (6:3).

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Seven Facts about the resurrection, as revealed in scripture, are discussed:

• It is certain
• It includes all
• It reveals two groups of people
• It declares two final destinies
• It will take place at the last day
• It is assured by Christ’s resurrection
• It will bring forth a spiritual body

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The 25th Psalm introduces the lesson. Three major points are made:

• Show me your ways (Jesus did!)
• Teach me your paths (Jesus does)
• Lead me in your truth (Jesus does)

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The Lesson is an exposition of John 11 and 12. Lazarus’ resurrection from the dead, as a work of the Lord is examined, with applications.

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The sermon is an admonition to remember the Death of Christ as the sacrifice for our sins, and as the only means of obtaining said remission of sins. The Lord’s Supper is identified as one God ordained part of our worship that draws our minds to that event.

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Jonathan Hinds uses the text of Luke 14:25-ff to introduce a lesson on the subject, The Cost of our Discipleship.

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Josh Cox discusses attitudes toward the Bible, expressed by those who are not Christians; the inspiration and sufficiency of the scriptures as God’s word; and the proper attitude that Christians should have toward the Bible.

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This lesson describes the gospel. Its focus, which is Jesus Christ; the fact that it is God’s sword to the converting of man; its purpose which is to save; and it power to do so.

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The text of Exodus 21 is used as a beginning point to explain the rationale behind being pro-life (the abortion issue), and at the same time supporting capital punishment (the death penalty). Both positions are scriptural, and based upon the principle that life is sacred.

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The lesson establishes that God is impartial, and discusses the ramifications of that fact as it impacts the redemption of mankind.

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The scriptures describe heaven (among other things) as a habitation, a homeland, an inheritance, a rest and a crown. Each of these descriptive terms reveal wonderful aspects of our eternal reward.

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