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The apostle Pauls concern for restoring a wayward brother, is only one example of the mutual concern which he describes as bearing one anothers burdens (Gal. 6:2). No faithful Christian can rightly divorce his own spiritual life from his life in the body of Christ (cf. Romans 12:4-5; 1 Corinthians 10:16-17; 1 Corinthians 12:12-13; Ephesians … Continue reading ““Brotherly Love” Is No Empty Phrase – Bible study”

Emerging Church Movement and Absolute Truth In August of 1991 my wife and I visited Vicksburg, Mississippi on our honeymoon. One sight we could not miss was the Mississippi River. The United States Geological Service estimates that approximately 373 billion gallons of water flow by Vicksburg every day. That water comes from the thousands of … Continue reading “The Muddy Waters of the Emerging Church – Bible study”

Dear Beloved Readers and Friends, Thank you for making 2009 a successful year for my Bible study blog! Here are the ending statistics for January-December 2009: 26,220 visits 112,900 page views 1,675 articles 31 percent returning visitors 69 percent new visitors Folks from 161 countries have viewed the blog. Know that I am greatly encouraged … Continue reading “A Personal Note – Bible study”

A significant part of our lives centers around anticipation. How much joy would there be if there were no event to anticipate, such as a wedding, the birth of a baby, a vacation, or visiting a favorite eating place? All of the above anticipated events grow in value because of the hours we spend looking … Continue reading “The Joy Of Anticipation – Bible study”

Titus 2:11-14 states: “For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age, looking for the blessed hope and glorious appearing of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ, who gave Himself for … Continue reading “Some Aspects Of God's Grace – Bible study”

Ok, so now I trust that you’ve started down the road to adding links to your site or blog and getting links from others. You’ve added links to your profiles and to your e-mail signature. You’ve also learned a little about making the search engines work for you to bring in new readers. What else … Continue reading “Let's Drive Some Traffic #3 – Bible study”

Do you remember how as children we used to play like we were something that we were not? We’d say, “Let’s play like we’re cowboys,” or “Let’s play like we’re firemen,” or “Let’s play like we’re policemen.” It was not strange that we as children lived in a fantasy world from time to time. There … Continue reading “It’s Not A Game! – Bible study”

The city of Laodicea was rich, and so were many members of the Lord’s church. The area thrived on three enterprises: finance, textiles, and eye salve. The city was a major banking center, and the most popular clothes among Rome’s upper class were black wool garments made in Laodicea. Even their eye salve was sold … Continue reading “The Rich Church That Was Poor – Bible study”

A querist asks, “Can you give me an easy definition of Dispensationalism?” Dispensationalism is the theological teaching that Christ will return to the earth to establish a political kingdom over which He will reign for 1,000 years. 1) The following article by Bro. Wayne Jackson solidly refutes the above teaching: Dispensationalism And Zechariah 14 2) … Continue reading “Dispensationalism — A Definition – Bible study”

Jesus taught great moral truths by using great human tragedies. One such episode is His parable concerning “The Rich Fool” in Luke 12:16-21. Like many of us, this man nobly earned an honest living through hard work and toil, but unfortunately, like many of us, he failed to realize that God was the source of … Continue reading “Wise Lessons From A Rich Fool – Bible study”