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Did you know that this past April 30th was National Honesty Day? The day was established in the early 1990s by M. Hirsh Goldberg. Mr. Goldberg is now president of M. Hirsh Goldberg & Associates LLC, a Baltimore-based public relations and marketing agency. He was a former press secretary and speech writer for a Maryland … Continue reading “Do We Really Need A National Honesty Day? – Bible study”

Theres no question that death brings changes and adjustments for those who are left behind. The close warmth and associations of former days are gone. The silence, finality, and the inability to communicate disturb us, but for the one who has triumphed, there is close association with the Lord (2 Corinthians 5:8; Philippians 1:20-23). Our … Continue reading “Some Thoughts On Bereavement – Bible study”

Josiah was king of Judah from 641 to 609 B.C. He assumed the throne at the age of eight and reigned for 31 years (2 Kings 22:1; 2 Chronicles 34:1). He died in battle at Megiddo being killed by Pharaoh Necho, king of Egypt (2 Kings 23:28-30). This faithful servant of God was righteous in … Continue reading “Josiah — An Example Of Faithful Obedience – Bible study”

A querist asks, “I’ve heard denominational preachers argue that baptism is not essential to man’s salvation and then quote from Isaiah 64:6 KJV, saying that baptism is like a ‘filthy rag.’ Can you please explain in context what this verse is really teaching?” In context, we must include Isaiah 64:5 NKJV along with Isaiah 64:6 … Continue reading “Baptism And Filthy Rags – Bible study”

A querist asks, “Is praying to Jesus biblical? If so please give Biblical authority.” Praying to Christ is not taught in the New Testament. While the entire Godhead is involved in our prayers, our petitions are to the Father (Matthew 6:9), through the name of Christ (by His authority), who is our mediator (1 Timothy … Continue reading “Praying To Jesus – Is It Biblical? – Bible study”

The story is told of an experiment that was once conducted with fleas in an ordinary canning jar. The fleas were placed in the jar and the lid was left off. After a short time, all of the fleas had successfully jumped out of the jar. Another group of fleas was then placed in the … Continue reading “Are We Putting Lids On Our Christianity? – Bible study”

American statesman and orator, Henry Clay, was well-known as the Great Compromiser in American history. Its sad to say, but it seems that some members of the Lords church want to emulate him in spiritual matters. Jesus makes it clear in Matthew 6:24; Matthew 7:13-14; and Matthew 12:30, that being a compromiser will not suffice … Continue reading “Let There Be No Compromise! – Bible study”

In the parable of the “unjust steward” (Luke 16:1-13), we see that when the steward knew that he was going to lose his stewardship, he called in those who owed his master and reduced their debts so that they would be indebted to him for the favor. He states that he was ashamed to beg … Continue reading ““The Children Of This World Are Wiser ….” – Bible study”

Back in the ’40s when this writer was growing up, we would sing an old sacred song entitled, “Watching You”. The first verse says, “All along on to the road to the soul’s true abode, there’s an Eye watching you; Every step that you take this great Eye is awake, there’s an Eye watching you.” … Continue reading ““There’s An All-Seeing Eye” – Bible study”

In Psalm 8:1-9 – NKJV, David not only speaks of the great love and goodness that God makes known throughout all the earth, but takes our minds to the highest thought to which the mind of man can go the LORD! (Psalm 8:1 – NKJV; Psalm 8:9 – NKJV). Not only is the greatness of … Continue reading “Out Of The Mouth Of Babes – Bible study”