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According to the dictionary, a lover of books is called a bibliophile. There is nothing wrong with reading a good book especially one that will improve our physical and mental state. An early church theologian (Augustine), once remarked that he was a lover of books. However, he frankly admitted that it did not profit him … Continue reading “Let's Not Just Be A Book Lover – Bible study”

The story is told of a teenager who often walked through a park where mothers were sitting on benches and talking. Their small toddlers were sitting on park swings wanting someone to push them. The teenager gave them a push and said to the mothers, “Do you know what happens when you push a kid … Continue reading “Let’s Give Others A “Push” – Bible study”

The poem below is the work of A. C. Williams (from the Minister’s Monthly, November 1961). This very meaningful poem will hopefully give encouragement and blessed assurance to folks who are enduring various trials, tribulations, and pain (2 Corinthians 1-NKJV). “I walked the path of suffering — I thought I was alone; But soon I … Continue reading ““I Walked The Path” – Bible study”

We have now brought up the permanent problem in the congregations. We’ve known only two or three congregations, usually quite small and rural, that had virtually no change in the attendance figures between Sunday morning and Sunday evening. And, we certainly cannot point to the visitors on Sunday morning only as the reason for the … Continue reading “Why The Variance Between Sunday Morning and Sunday Night? – Bible study”

A querist asks, “From Matthew 27:51, what is the significance of the veil of the temple being torn into from top to bottom?” Matthew 27:51 states: “And behold, the veil of the temple was torn in two from top to bottom; and the earth quaked , and the rocks were split.“ When Adam and Eve … Continue reading “The Significance Of The Torn Veil – Bible study”

There are at least three components in getting to know someone: What we say about ourselves. What others say about us. What weve done in our life. Now, lets make an application of the above components relative to Scripture in our getting to know God. What does God say about Himself? (cf. Exodus 34:6-7-NKJV; Leviticus … Continue reading “Getting To Know God – Bible study”

As a child attending elementary school, I remember carrying home my report card to my parents. On that report card was a section devoted not to grades, but to attendance and a block which included an “E” for effort. It wasn’t enough for me just to make a passing grade, but how did I do … Continue reading “Are We Content With The State We're In? – Bible study”

For several years now, many roadways in El Paso have been under constant construction. At the end of each construction project, there is usually a sign that reads, End Construction. In this life, Christians are always Under Construction we are undergoing a constant lifelong process of spiritual growth and development (2 Peter 2:1-2; Hebrews 5:14; … Continue reading ““End Construction” – Bible study”

So, who doesnt want to be happy? Some people spend their whole lives searching for and never finding real happiness or personal fulfillment. Others make happiness come to them. They find happiness in a variety of ways. Not one of us can claim to be happy all the time. Life isnt that simple. In fact, … Continue reading “Seeking Happiness And Fulfillment – Bible study”

In the medical world, there seems to be great confusion in determining when a human being should be considered a human being. For example, Is the so-called blob of tissue a viable human being while in the womb of the mother?” On Facebook, Brother Richard Stephens III, preacher for the Hawn Freeway congregation in Dallas, … Continue reading “In God's Eyes – Bible study”