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The following poem by an unknown author, illustrates the necessity of doing our part in the Lord’s kingdom (Gal. 6:5). When everyone does their part without complaint, the Lord’s church will grow (Ephesians 4:11-16): “A horse cant pull while kicking. This fact we merely mention. And he cant kick while pulling, Which is our chief … Continue reading “No Time For Kicking – Bible study”

The Hebrew writer tells us: For unto us was the gospel preached, as well as unto them; but the word preached did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it (Hebrews 4:20). Friends, what good is it to have the Bible read to us if we are not going to … Continue reading “The Profitless Preached Word – Bible study”

Have you ever thought that your body is not the essence of you, but only houses the real you (2 Corinthians 5:1-NKJV). We are truly souls with bodies not bodies with souls (James 2:26-NKJV; cf. Genesis 35:16-18-NKJV; Ecclesiastes 12:7-NKJV). The story is told of the great American diplomat and President, John Quincy Adams, one day … Continue reading ““A Building From God” – Bible study”

In farming or gardening, the productivity of seed is directly proportionate to the fertility of the soil it’s sown in. Even if the seed is good, if it’s planted in unfertile soil, it will either not germinate or will only produce a sickly and unproductive plant. And so it is with the word of God … Continue reading “What “Kind” Of Soil Are You? – Bible study”

For all Christian bloggers, here are some handy common sense blog tips that you can use to make your blog more practical and attractive to your viewing audience: Best Of Blogsessive – Blogging Tips If you would like to improve your writing skills as a blogger, Brother Richard Mansel, preacher for the Allenhurst congregation and … Continue reading “Blog And Writing Tips – Bible study”

Its an often-used word, and we hear it in the most unusual contexts its the word “awesome.” Websters dictionary provides us this definition: “expressive of awe” or “inspiring awe.“ The word “awe” is defined as: “an emotion variously combining dread, veneration, and wonder that is inspired by authority or by the sacred or sublime <stood … Continue reading “Our “Awesome” God – Bible study”

From her blog, sister Kathy Pollard, wife of brother Neal Pollard, evangelist for the Bear Valley congregation, shares with us some common sense rules for the proper use of technological devices found within the family unit. As Kathy points out in her above titled article, “Many of the rules on the list are good reminders … Continue reading “Rules For Technology – Bible study”

The following are some suggested biblical New Year's resolutions that we as Christians might consider in 2006: 1) Sincerely and humbly praise the Lord (Psalm 42:5; Psalm 43:5; Psalm 71:14; Psalm 89:1). 2) Look forward to attending every worship service (Psalm 26:8; Psalm 27:4; Psalm 122:1; Hebrews 10:25). 3) Love our brothers and sisters in … Continue reading “Suggested New Year’s Resolutions For 2006 – Bible study”

From The Fellowship Room, comes today’s Nudge: “Who do you consider to be the most colorful historical figure of all time?” My response: Not including the Lord, the most colorful historical figure of all time would have to be Will Rogers, the Oklahoma cowboy whose creed was, I never met a man I didnt like. … Continue reading “The Most Colorful Historical Figure – Bible study”

From time to time I’ve heard people say, “The Bible is important, but it’s not all there is to a relationship with God.” It’s certainly true that our relationship with God cannot be limited exclusively to mere book knowledge, even if that book is the Bible. It’s imperative that we take what we read in … Continue reading “God's Perfect And Proven Word – Bible study”