Are You Feeling Guilty – Part 1
There are two kinds of guilt in the Bible. There is the feeling of guilt when our conscience condemns us—subjective guilt. There is also guilt for doing something objectively wrong. […]
There are two kinds of guilt in the Bible. There is the feeling of guilt when our conscience condemns us—subjective guilt. There is also guilt for doing something objectively wrong. […]
God’s word provides for us in the time of our afflictions. It teaches us that 1) God is good; 2) Afflictions Refine the Righteous, 3) The wicked will not comfort us. Each hearer should understand that in times of distress we need to go to God and his word for comfort, peace, and help.
In this lesson, we will examine David’s practice of grace to Saul’s house. David understood that: 1) Grace was a Desire, 2) Grace was Proactive, 3) Grace Restores, 4) Grace Gives. Each person should learn what it means to be gracious to others and resolve to practice more grace in our lives.
In this lesson we will look at the Asian church of Thyatira. We will note that Jesus knows: 1) The state of the church, 2) Those who are unfaithful, 3) Those who are faithful. Each should be able to discuss the situation in the church at Thyatira. The aim of this lesson is that each would be more familiar with the lessons from this church.
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.
http://newbostoncoc.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/psalm-119-9-16-the-cleansing-of-the-word.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSDate written: April 7th, 2007 SUBJECT: Passage Study TITLE: The Cleansing of the Word PROPOSITION: The word of God provides cleansing for our […]
http://newbostoncoc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/what-the-cross-changed-part-1.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSDate written: 2 April 2015 SUBJECT: Salvation TITLE: What the Cross Changed PROPOSITION: The cross is the center of history, and it changed […]