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Brother Steve Fontenot, one of the writers for the Think On These Things publication, wrote the following above titled article in the July-August-September, 2010 issue, that hopefully will motivate us to appreciate our wives more: The wise man, Solomon wrote: Enjoy life with the woman whom you love all the days of your fleeting life … Continue reading “Enjoy Your Wife! – Bible study”

The following article was written by Brother Dan Gibson, former preacher for the Montana Street congregation. In his article, Brother Gibson has seen a few mysteries that bother him and should bother us as well (I’ve added appropriate Scriptures and article links): There are some mysteries that really bother me and I would like to … Continue reading “Some Mysteries We Need To Solve – Bible study”

With the advent of Elvis Presley (see article) and the Beatles (see article) back in the mid 1950s and early 1960’s, this writer has seen a steady moral deterioration of our society (the devil operates by degrees – Matthew 4:1-11). When Elvis was first introduced in 1956 on the Ed Sullivan show, gyrating his body … Continue reading “The Impact Of Suggestive Music On Our Society – Bible study”

From todays Montana Street bulletin, comes the following article written by Brother Darwin Hunter, preacher for the Sunset congregation in Shreveport, Louisiana, regarding broken and damaged lives: Im sure you recognize the above title as the name of a song often sung in worship assemblies. What a hopeful thought it is to know that we … Continue reading “Bring Christ Your Broken Life – Bible study”

The story is told of a man who once worked for a coal company. Near the company offices was a railroad, and each day, several freight trains would pass by. The man often noticed that the owner of the company would throw chunks of coal over the fence at various places along the track. One … Continue reading “Christianity In Action – Bible study”

From todays Montana Street bulletin, comes the following selected article by an unknown author, regarding relationships with our brethren in Christ: The scribes and Pharisees would like to have thought of themselves as the standard of measurement for righteous living in the days of Christ. They were the champions of orthodoxy, the defenders of the … Continue reading “We Must Do Better! – Bible study”

From my childhood days, Ive always been fascinated by Gods little amazing creatures called the ant (Proverbs 6:6-8). They scurry to and fro each day just like clock work (like they were preprogrammed), gathering food stock to be stored for the winter, so they can survive. Solomon uses the ant to applaud hard work and … Continue reading “Another Look At The Ant – Bible study”

In todays online ABC News, staff writer Colleen Curry, provides us an updated report on the condition of Brandon Wright, a 21 year old student at Utah State University, who was recently pulled from beneath a BMW after crashing into it with his motorcycle. One of the reasons for the major news networks covering this … Continue reading ““Everybody Just Worked Together” – Bible study”

The following above titled section, is from a book that I have in my library, called Quiet Thoughts by Paul S. McElroy (Mount Vernon, NY: Peter Pauper Press, 1964), 54-55. In this particular section of his book, Mr. McElroy provides us some positive and concrete ideas on how we can help other folks achieve their … Continue reading “Power To Become – Bible study”

As the book of Revelation opens, the apostle John had been banished to the island of Patmos because of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus (Revelation 1:9 NASB). On the Lords Day, he received a revelation of Jesus Christ. Marvelous indeed are the things which are told! By the time one reaches … Continue reading “Worship God – Bible study”