Don’t Take Credit for God’s Gifts
we can sometimes forget that God is the One from whom all blessings flow, and we can begin to think that we have earned these blessings through our own righteousness.
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“Godliness with Contentment is Great Gain”
Focusing on Jesus and who He is helps us to be content because He is all we really need; He is the standard for who we were created to be and what we truly are.
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Jesus Desired Baptism
Let’s follow Jesus and not the opinions of men.
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Trusting Self Leaves No Room For God
Sometimes we hear people say, “If I had lived during the time of Christ, I would have believed!”
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Your Labor is Not in Vain In the Lord
Let’s not be like the one-talent man who went and buried his talent in the ground.
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Happy New Year 2017!
While there are some things that we want to do that we haven’t been doing, we need to continue to do some good things that we have been doing too!
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The Great Commission and Evangelism
Evangelism and the great commission (Matthew 28:18-20): 1) The Plan of Salvation, 2) Its Scope, 3) Its People, 4) Its Results. Each person should give a brief synopsis.
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There is Life in God’s Law
Life in God's law from Psalm 119:33-40 means 1) Commitment, 2) Cheer, 3) Confirmation. Each person should understand how God's law gives us life.
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Following Holiness
To follow holiness (Hebrews 12:14) we must 1) Follow After God, 2) Follow After Purity, 3) Follow After Distinctiveness. Each person should know what this means.
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The Bible is Right About Sexual Ethics
The Bible is right about sexual ethics (Ephesians 5:3): 1) Attire, 2) Abstinence, 3) Adultery. Each person should keep the church an oasis from worldly carnality.
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The Cleansing of the Word
The word of God cleanses our 1) Path, 2) Praise, 3) Purpose (Psalm 119:9-16). Each person should become more familiar with Psalm 119 and its lessons.
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Feel Right About Doing Right
Doing right may not feel right at first, but restrained behavior can lead to virtuous behavior (2 Peter 1:3-11). Put away pride and you will feel right about doing right.
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Studies in Psalm 119 – The Behavior of the Blessed
Psalm 119:1-8, the behavior of the blessed: 1) Blessed Conduct, 2) Binding Commands, 3) Bona Fide Commitment. Each person should become more familiar with Psalm 119.
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What is the significance of the phrase “Where the worm dieth not” found in Mark 9:48?
"Where the worm dieth not" (Mark 9:48) describes Gehenna, the Valley of Hinnom, a picture of hell's lasting punishment. Let's obey God so we never go there.
