Tri-Annual Singing!
October 17, 2026
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Category: Subject Index
Study Material Categorized by Subject
Sermon: Dealing with Difficult Passages
Some passages of scripture are difficult to understand, and must be approached carefully. The lesson talks about suggestions in preparation for such studies, the studies themselves, and the potential for trouble in the aftermath of such study. The lesson is intended to be practical in nature.
Sermon: Wisdom for the Family
The lesson, based on texts in Proverbs, indicates the important things that must be provided for a family to thrive. Things like, instilling a fear of the Lord; providing peace, love, sufficient material support, and discipline.
Sermon: Mercy and Truth Meet
The terms Mercy and Truth are coupled often in scripture. One without the other leads to extremes that are indefensible. When they meet together, they save the lost and preserve the faithful!
Sermon: Nebuchadnezzar’s View of God
On four difference occasions in Daniel 2-4 there is recorded words of Praise spoken by the pagan king Nebuchadnezzar regarding the God of Daniel, Shadrach, Meshack and Abed-Nego. There is much to learn from the kings interaction with Jehovah.
Sermon: The Glow of a Converted Soul
A converted soul will be evident to all. Their approach to life will be changed, impacting every aspect of their walk. Their desire to conform to God’s word will impact every decision they make.
Sermon: Are you a “SPIRITUAL” person?
The world defines “spiritual” in a very different way than does God’s word. The lesson identifies present attitudes, and compares them to God’s truth.
Sermon: Feeding the 5,000
An examination of a notable miracle that is recorded in every single gospel account.
Sermon: Investigation
God investigates us. We must investigate ourselves, and all things we involve ourselves with. We also are called from time to time to investigate others, all such investigation must be done with honesty and integrity.
Sermon: We give thanks to You, O God!
An analysis of a wonderful Psalm of praise to God. The 75th Psalm. For His wondrous works, His authority, His compassion for the humble, and judgment of the prideful.
Sermon: “He may have the Preeminence”
Colossians 1:13-18 reveals that Jesus Christ is the preeminent one, both in the physical creation, and in His kingdom. He is unique.
Sermon: Fishers of Men
The text of Luke 5:1-11 is examined, noting a conversation Jesus had with Simon Peter, and a notable miracle. Peter, Andrew, James & John all became Jesus’ disciples at this time.
Sermon: Barnabas – Son of Encouragement
Barnabas stood out as an encourager of his brethren. He had a benevolent nature, a helpful spirit, and a loving nature that helped him to encourage the people of God. We must strive to be as he was!
Sermon: How Lovely is Your Tabernacle!
The lesson analyzes Psalm 84, as the Psalmist praises God, expressing a longing for the opportunity to praise Him in His house. Worship is such a beneficial blessing to God’s people!
Sermon: Be Strong!
The lesson examines Paul’s exhortation to Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:1-7 to be strong! Endure hardship as a soldier, compete honestly as an athlete, and work diligently as a farmer.
REST or TRIBULATION
“…My tongue shall speak of Your righteousness And of Your praise all the day long” (Psalm 35:28).
This Psalm of David speaks of Jehovah as the deliverer and avenger of the righteous. In verse 10, he writes, “All my bones shall say, ‘Lord, who is like You, Delivering the poor from him who is too strong for him, Yes, the poor and the needy from him who plunders him?’” David asked for God to vindicate him against those who sought his harm. Of course, God did just that, and so showed Himself worthy of the praise promised in our text.
We too have reason to speak of God’s righteousness and praise Him all day long. As He did with David, God promises to deliver and avenge us. He must do this because He is a righteous and loving God. For this we are grateful.
“…It is a righteous thing with God to repay with tribulation those who trouble you, and to give you who are troubled rest with us when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven with His mighty angels” (2 Thessalonians 1:6-7).
The righteous are promised rest, but God will take “vengeance on those who do not know God, and on those who do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ” (verse 8). We pray that all who read these words are warned, and are among the saints who glorify Him.
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