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The story is told of a homeless woman who one night slowly shuffled into a Chicago subway. From the wrinkles on her brow, one could tell she was old, and she had only ragged clothes to protect her from the bitter Chicago winter wind. She took the nearest seat, her shoulders hunched against the cold … Continue reading “The Brown Leather Gloves – Bible study”

In John 6:66, after hearing great spiritual teachings from the Master teacher (John 6:28-59), the Scripture states: “From that time many of His disciples went back and walked no more with Him.” By definition, every Christian has made a pledge to follow after the Lord. Similar to the marriage commitment, Christians have pledged their lives … Continue reading “Bulletin Article on Desertion | Are We Disciples Or Deserters? – Bible study”

In the midst of the religious confusion that exists in our creed-bound, denominational divided world, it is possible for us to become “just a Christian.” What does it mean to be “just a Christian”? It means more than just being a good moral person more than just attending church services on Sunday more than giving … Continue reading “We Can Be “Just A Christian” – Bible study”

A querist asks, “What is the definition of salvation? What are we “saved” from? When we become saved, do we enter into a relationship with God as a child, or do we just receive conditional promises?” 1) The Greek word for salvation is “soteria” and has different meanings, depending on the context. 2) We are … Continue reading “Salvation Defined – Bible study”

A mother once sought the pardon of her son from the Emperor Napoleon. Napoleon said that it was the boy’s second offense, and justice demanded his death. “I don’t ask for justice, but plead for mercy,” the mother responded. “But he does not deserve mercy” said the Emperor. “It would not be mercy if he … Continue reading ““Mercy Triumphs Over Judgment” – Bible study”

A story in National Geographic several years ago gives us a beautiful and penetrating picture of God’s protective wings covering His children. After a forest fire in Yellowstone National Park, forest rangers began their trek up a mountain to assess the inferno’s damage. One ranger found a bird literally petrified in ashes, perched statuesquely on … Continue reading “God’s Protective Wings – Bible study”

A querist asks, “Using the King James Version, Isaiah 45:7-KJV says that God creates evil. Some people teach that God created evil. I know this cannot possibly be true, for God hates evil (Proverbs 6:16-19). Can you please comment on this text where I can understand it?” In Isaiah 45:7-KJV, the King James Version states: … Continue reading “Did God Create Evil? – Bible study”

One of the most prevalent causes of misunderstanding the Bible is that the student fails to approach the Bible with the “right attitude.” In this way, God’s method of teaching him the truth is thwarted from the very beginning. This is the very problem Jesus faced as He began His ministry among men. After His … Continue reading “Ten Bible Study Attitudes (1) – Bible study”

One of the Greek words for fellowship is the verb, “sunkoinoneo”. According to Vine’s Expository dictionary, Pg. 90, the meaning of this word is “to have fellowship with or in”, is used in Ephesians 5:11; Philippians 4:14, R.V., “ye had fellowship,” for A.V., “ye did communicate”. E.W. Bullinger in his Critical Lexicon and Concordance to … Continue reading “Fellowship The Saints! – Bible study”

The story is told of a Shakespearean actor who was known everywhere for hisone-man shows of readings and recitations from the classics. He would alwaysend his performance with a reading of Psalm 23. Each night, without exception, as the actor began his recitation …. “The Lordis my Shepherd, I shall not want“. the crowd would … Continue reading ““I Know The Shepherd” – Bible study”