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The Bible offers wise counsel under every kind of circumstance. We as Christians need to realize this as we stagger under the blows of what wicked men have done to innocent lives and families in Iraq, Afghanistan, across our nation, and various other parts of the world. King David, in his old age, with inspired … Continue reading “Do Not Fret Because Of Evil Men! – Bible study”

One day I looked at myself The self that Christ can see; I saw the person I am today, And the one I ought to be. I saw how little I really pray How little I really do; I saw the influence of my life, How little of it was true! I saw the bundle … Continue reading “A Look At Myself – Bible study”

From the Montana Street bulletin, comes the following article by Brother Jeff Jenkins, preacher for the Lewisville congregation in Lewisville, Texas. He asks a very thought provoking question, Why cant we talk about Jesus?: Two events occurred this past week that encouraged me, challenged me, humbled me and reminded me of the importance of talking … Continue reading “Why Can't We Talk About Jesus? – Bible study”

During President John F. Kennedys inaugural address on January 20,1961, President Kennedy said the following inspiring words supporting the many freedoms we have in our great nation: And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country. He continued by saying: My … Continue reading “What We Can Do For Our Country – Bible study”

In looking at Scripture, Ive often wondered how King Solomon might have summed up his life in six words. As a young man, he could have written: God has given me great wisdom (1 Kings 4:29-34). But in his later years, he might have said: Should have practiced what I preached (1 Kings 11:1-8). During … Continue reading “Six Words Worth Heeding – Bible study”

After the tragedy of September 11, 2001, the thinking was that more people would turn to religion. And perhaps they did at least momentarily to that brand of religion that offers gentle homilies and smooth platitudes while demanding no true conversion or spiritual growth. That effect, like the effect of all self-centered and materially based … Continue reading “Having A Will To Change – Bible study”

Do we believe that God exists because of some “leap of faith” or is there real evidence for God’s existence? God “did not leave Himself without witness” (Acts 14:17). There is much evidence. It is not some “leap of faith” or some assumption as some teach! There is credible evidence for God’s existence. Here are … Continue reading “5 Proofs of God’s Existence | Classic Proofs for the Existence of God – Bible study”

The story is told of a boy who once lived with a badly disfigured face. As a result, there came many unkind remarks. One day the boy said to his mother, Mom, I hate people. Realizing he had become despondent, she took him to a canyon and told him to shout, I hate you! The … Continue reading “What Echoes Are We Creating? – Bible study”

A querist asks, “How can I know which books are properly part of the Bible and which aren’t?” The whole collection of books contained in the Bible is usually spoken of as the “Canon,” or Canonical Scripture, any single book being said to be in the Canon or Canonical. It was not until until the … Continue reading “What About The “Canon” Of The Scriptures? – Bible study”

The proper spiritual training of our children is a God-assigned, individual responsibility assigned primarily to fathers that cannot be abdicated to anyone else. Fatherhood inherently imposes obligations to train children whatever is entailed in Ephesians 6:4, cannot be shifted to someone else. Sure, the mother has her part but a father’s responsibility cannot be relinquished … Continue reading “The Training Of Our Children – Bible study”