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It was preacher and author A. W. Tozer, who said, Little by little evangelical Christians these days are being brainwashed. One evidence is that increasing numbers of [Christians] are becoming ashamed to be found unequivocally on the side of truth. They say they believe, but their beliefs have been so diluted as to be impossible … Continue reading “Standing Stubborn And Firm On God's Truth – Bible study”

The story is told of an art enthusiast who displayed a collection of etchings on his office walls, including one of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Every morning he noticed the picture was crooked, so he straightened it. Finally one evening he asked the cleaning woman if she was responsible for moving the picture each … Continue reading “On Twisting The Scriptures – Bible study”

Many years ago, a mayor of a large metropolitan city sometimes presided as judge in a night court. In one case, a man was found guilty of stealing a loaf of bread. He pleaded that he had committed the theft to feed his starving family. “The law is the law,” the judge declared. “I must … Continue reading “The Immeasurable Grace Of God – Bible study”

It’s been said that there are two types of people in the world: Those who come into a room and say, “Here I am!” and those who come in and say, “Ah, there you are!” How different are those two approaches! One says, “Look at me! I need attention”; the other says, “Tell me about … Continue reading “Looking At Two Types Of People – Bible study”

The Hebrew writer certainly strikes a strange note for men and women living with the material values of the 21st century, when he states, “Let your conduct be without covetousness, and be content with such things as you have” (Hebrews 13:5). He wasn’t saying that having money is a sin, but it can be a … Continue reading “Do We Want A Satisfied Soul Or A Thick Wallet? – Bible study”

As in the first century, many so-called religious folks today would prefer to see God perform mighty miracles or show them some kind of sign (Matthew 11:20-24; Matthew 16:1-4), rather than to have intimate fellowship with Him, obeying His commands (Psalm 103:18; cf. Matthew 7:21; 1 John 2:1-3). In Psalm 103, the text says that … Continue reading “Are We Willing To Be God's Friend? – Bible study”

The younger generation now know about Spider-Man, in the wake of the Spider-Man series of movies, featuring the legendary comic book character. For those who didn’t grow up reading Marvel comics as this writer did (it’s how I motivated myself to read), Spider-Man is the story of a high school student (a shy, bookish kid … Continue reading “A Look At Spider-Man, Christianity, And Faithful Christians – Bible study”

Many denominational preachers tell sinners seeking salvation, that in order for them to be saved, they have to “just receive Jesus into your heart.” But they fail to tell people “how” to receive Jesus. The sinner needs to be told the specifics of “how” a person must comply with the clear teaching of Scripture in … Continue reading “A Look At “How” A Sinner Receives Jesus – Bible study”

In February 1946, the world’s first general-purpose electronic computer was introduced at the University of Pennsylvania. The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) filled a 30-by-50-foot room, weighed 50 tons, and used enough electricity every second to power a typical home for a week. Today, a pocket calculator contains more computing power than ENIAC did. … Continue reading “The Seeking Of Undisturbed Stillness – Bible study”

There is an interesting web site entitled, “The Death Clock.” The site claims to predict when a person will die. After answering a series of questions, the projected date of death appears along with a digital clock counting down the number of seconds an individual has left to live. While it is based on current … Continue reading “A Visit To The Death Clock – Bible study”