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A querist asks, “Will being morally good save us on judgment day?” The Scriptures tell us that we cannot be saved by our own merit, our own righteousness, or personal works (Ephesians 2:8-9; 2 Timothy 1:9; Titus 3:5; Romans 10:3). To be in a saved state, we must be “in Christ” where all spiritual blessings … Continue reading “Will Being Morally Good Save Us? – Bible study”

The Gospel Advocate, dated 15 Feb. 1940, p. 148, stated the following regarding Brother F.B. Srygley: “No one has sacrificed more time from home and family for the cause of Christ than Brother Srygley. No one has endured more hardships, suffered more bitter persecution, and been slandered more than was he. Those who read his … Continue reading ““Fighting For The Truth” – Bible study”

A recent mail-out from a denominational source dealt with some kind of public protest where one felt “called by God” to carry a wooden cross through the city streets. When one criticized the move as being “show-offy” and with virtually no promise of accomplishing any good, the person said, “Now wait. Don’t go getting ‘spiritual’ … Continue reading ““Don’t Get ‘Spiritual’” – Bible study”

Exodus 21 lists various penalties for different offenses. In Exodus 21:28-32, injuries that could be caused by an ox are discussed, along with the consequences of these injuries for the owner of the animal. In the event that an ox killed a man or woman, the ox was to be stoned and its flesh uneaten. … Continue reading “What Is The Value Of Jesus To Us? – Bible study”

From today’s Montana Street bulletin, comes the following above titled article, written by Brother Alan Smith, minister for the Helen Street congregation in Fayetteville, North Carolina: Doctor: I see youre over a month late for your appointment. Dont you know that nervous disorders require prompt and regular attention:? Whats your excuse?” Patient: I was just … Continue reading “Loving Someone You Can't Stand – Bible study”

In 2 Chronicles 7:1-14-NKJV, King Solomon was given the criteria as to what would change the moral compass of Israel. It was to begin with humility, confession, and repentance. The Lord told Solomon: If my people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their … Continue reading “Changing A Nation’s Moral Compass – Bible study”

In Haggai 1, we read of the completion of the temple by the Jews who returned from the Babylonian captivity. The beginning of Haggai 2:1-9, records the discussion of the former glory of Solomons temple (1 Kings 5-8) which was destroyed in 586 B.C. A prophecy ensues regarding the establishment of the Messiahs kingdom, the … Continue reading “A Guarantee Of The Promised Messiah – Bible study”

One of my favorite daily cartoon strips is Dilbert produced by cartoonist Scott Adams (also this bio). In the strip, Mr. Adams mocks technology, leadership fads, and incompetent managers. Regarding employee laziness and deceit, the author writes: When it comes to avoiding work, it is fair to say I studied with the masters. After nine … Continue reading “Having The Right Work Ethic – Bible study”

The mayor of a small town ceased mowing his lawn to the extent that he put up a sign in front of his home. It read: “There are more important things in life than tall grass.“ One of his reasons for not cutting his grass, was his wife’s death from cancer. That loss caused him … Continue reading “Looking At The Priorities Of Life – Bible study”

In 1983, Steve Jobs issued this bold challenge to John Sculley, then president of Pepsi-Cola bottling company: John, do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugared water, or do you want to have a chance to change the world? (source) Mr. Sculley accepted the challenge. Similarly, Jesus issued a bold challenge … Continue reading “A Bold Challenge – Bible study”