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Today as I was heading back to the church building, I saw, on the side of the road, an alligator snapping turtle. The Bass Pro Shops both in Springfield and in Dallas have very large ones on display, but this was the first time I had seen one in the wild. They are indigenous to … Continue reading “Fighting God – Bible study”

There’s an old sacred song we sing from time to time that contains the following words in the chorus: “When we all get to heaven, What a day of rejoicing that will be! When we all see Jesus, We’ll sing and shout the victory.“ This great day of rejoicing is a day appointed by the … Continue reading “The Last Day — A Day Of Rejoicing Or Grief? – Bible study”

In Eric Rauchs article, Does Prayer Change Anything? Mr. Rauch observes the following: One of the best descriptions of the purpose of prayer can be found in Arthur W. Pinks book, The Sovereignty of God. He quotes from the book: Prayer is not so much an act as it is an attitudean attitude of dependency, … Continue reading “Does Prayer Change Anything? – Bible study”

The story is told of a young man who chose to take on a problem that plagues many American cities potholes. This particular pothole was located at an intersection near his home. It had been there for as long as he could remember. Residents in the neighborhood had developed the skill and habit of driving … Continue reading “On Potholes And Responsibility – Bible study”

When members of the Second Continental Congress signed the remarkable document known as the Declaration of Independence, they plainly declared their belief in God. They realized that the sweeping freedoms they were proposing, could only work in a responsible society where the Creator of the universe is acknowledged. Thomas Jefferson was distressed by the sin … Continue reading “True Freedom And God – Bible study”

In the book of Exodus, we read where God seized the attention of Pharaoh and the Egyptians with a series of plagues (Exodus 7-11). They motivated the monarch to want to rid his country of the Hebrew slaves under their supervision. But God didnt want the Israelites to leave Egypt empty handed, because they had … Continue reading ““Free To Utilize — Forbidden To Idolize” – Bible study”

The following article was written by Brother Dan Gibson, former preacher for the Montana Street congregation. In his good article, Brother Gibson emphasizes the fact that we will be miserable if we portray an attitude of selfishness in our lives (I’ve added appropriate Scriptures and article links): All of us are always thinking and working … Continue reading “How To Be Miserable? – Bible study”

In 1 Timothy 6:17-19 NIV, Paul exhorted young Timothy to “Command those who are rich in this present world not to be arrogant nor to put their hope in wealth, which is so uncertain, but to put their hope in God, who richly provides us with everything for our enjoyment. Command them to do good, … Continue reading “Is Money Our Servant Or Our Master? – Bible study”

More than just “interesting reading,” the Old Testament provides many spiritual lessons helpful to us today. One such lesson is found in Nehemiah 8:1-12 regarding our attitude towards the hearing, understanding and application of God’s Word. The Importance Of God’s Word Consider the assembly (Nehemiah 8:1-2). The people gathered as one man, indicating an atmosphere … Continue reading “And All The People Answered, “Amen” – Bible study”

There is a very unique site on the Internet called “The Scripture Tree.” It contains a card with a Christmas tree complete with various Scriptures and music. This writer wishes all who read this blog, not only the above blessing, but also a very merry Christmas and Happy New Year! May God bless all families … Continue reading “Have A Scripture Tree Christmas! – Bible study”