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An elder once told about some church members who came to him for advice. They wanted to know of a way to get rid of their preacher. Sensing that they were not being fair in their criticism, he gave them the following suggestions: 1) Look your preacher straight in the eye while he is preaching … Continue reading “Ways Of Getting Rid Of The Preacher – Bible study”

A querist asks, “A man is reading his Bible, wanting to know what God’s will is. In what way is this man to know God’s will?” Some teaching methods Jesus used in communicating His will to man, was the use of example, necessary inference, statement, and command. For example, when He wanted to teach about … Continue reading “Knowing What God's Will Is – Bible study”

The blue whale is the largest animal that has ever lived. Some are 100 feet long and can weigh over 175 tons. The largest one ever measured had a heart the size of a Volkswagen! In Genesis 1:21 – NKJV we are told, “God created great sea creatures and every living thing that moves, with … Continue reading “The Giants Of The Deep – Bible study”

Brother Steve Higginbotham, who preaches for the South Green Street Church of Christ in Glasgow, Kentucky, has recently returned from a trip to Israel. From his blog, I want to share with my readers the following slide presentation of pictures that he took of the region: PreachingHelp.org Move your cursor over the picture, and you … Continue reading “Pictures Of Israel – Bible study”

In moves designed to intermingle us with the Christian Church, many of our own brethren are using the term “our common heritage” to pave the way. Their reasoning seems to be, “if we have a common heritage, we should be together.” There’s no denying the fact that we should be together; in fact, all who … Continue reading “What Creates God’s People? “Common Heritage” or Obedience to the Word? – Bible study”

As we read the gospel accounts regarding the rising sentiment of animosity toward Jesus among the so-called “religious” leaders of His day, we see that this hostility was not unanimous. For example, we see Nicodemus, a member of the Jewish ruling council, coming to Jesus to inquire of Him sincerely (John 3:1-21). On a later … Continue reading ““You Are Not Far From The Kingdom Of God” – Bible study”

To be a best friend is an honor we cherish, and one we should seek to live up to but sometimes we dont always achieve that honorable and lofty goal. For over 30 years, my wife and I have been “best friends.” In fact, its a joy and encouragement to hear her say, Youre my … Continue reading “To Be A Best Friend – Bible study”

The following article was written by Brother Dan Gibson, former preacher for the Montana Street congregation. In his good article, Brother Gibson emphasizes our need to not play like we are Christians, but to actually be a Christian believers who are filled with zeal and enthusiasm: Do we remember how as children we used to … Continue reading “It Is Not A Game – Bible study”

In the giving of ourselves to others (including our time, talents, money, etc.), we make known to them the essence of Jesus’ character, for it has always been His nature to think more about others than Himself (cf. Matthew 20:28; John 15:13; Romans 5:7-8; Ephesians 5:1-2; Philippians 2:5-8). The natural tendency is for us to … Continue reading “Considering The Interests Of Others First – Bible study”

In 190 A.D., Roman legions who were victorious over Spain, built an aqueduct in Segovia (see History). For some 1,800 years, it carried sparkling water to the hot and dusty Segovians. About the turn of the 20th century, patriotic Spaniards decided that the aqueduct should be preserved for posterity, relieving it of the work it … Continue reading “Idleness Causes Deterioration – Bible study”