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The story is told of a successful businessman who made this statement: Almost every religion talks about a savior coming. When you look in the mirror in the morning, youre looking at the savior. Nobody else is going to save you but yourself.” As Christians, we do not agree with that human philosophy, because it … Continue reading ““There Is No Other Name Under Heaven” – Bible study”

The story is told of a little girl who once crawled up into her fathers lap while he was reading a newspaper, and told him how much she would like for him to build her a dollhouse. Like the importunate widow in Luke 18:1-8, the little girl continued asking until her father finally said, Yes, … Continue reading “Bulletin Article on Promises | Our Savior’s Promise Is A Done Deal! – Bible study”

At some time in our life, we will more than likely be affected by depression. Some common signs and symptoms of depression include feelings of hopelessness, pessimism, worthlessness, and helplessness. As an example, the prophet Elijah exhibited a deep sense of despondency, discouragement, and sadness that is linked to personal powerlessness and loss of meaning … Continue reading “God Can Lead Us Out Of Depression – Bible study”

There are some engines designed to run at a certain speed in order to reach maximum power output. In order to maintain a constant rate of speed, a mechanical device called a “governor” is used. When properly installed and adjusted, the governor will prevent the engine from running away, and it will speed up the … Continue reading “Our Conscience Is Our “Governor” – Bible study”

Brother Ed Boggess, pulpit minister for the Winchester congregation located in Winchester, Tennessee, and one of the authors in The Fellowship Room, recently posted some practical advice for handling anger in his Just-A-Minute series of posts (May 23rd posting). So practical in fact, that I wanted to share his thoughts with my readers: Marital conflict … Continue reading “Advice For Handling Anger – Express It, Control It, And Bury It! – Bible study”

Brother Al Diestelkamp, one of the writers for the Think On These Things publication, has produced an article entitled, Desperately Seeking Comfort On Earth, in which he emphasizes the fact that seeking comfort on earth should not be the primary goal of a Christian. Rather, we should be considering and seeking a place where were … Continue reading “Comfort Or Discomfort? — A Consideration – Bible study”

Whatever we do or fail to do and say in life, has such subtle and far-reaching influence, that we can never predict with accuracy what the results will be (Genesis 50:14-21). Our shadows fall where we may never be (Hebrews 11:4). A simple word or deed may set in motion forces that change the history … Continue reading “A Simple Word Or Deed – Bible study”

The following are seven indispensable things that we as children of God must have in order to gain entry into heaven: Without the shedding of blood, there is no forgiveness (Hebrews 9:22). Without faith, it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). Without works, faith is dead (Ephesians 2:10; James 2:26). Without sanctification [holiness-ESV], no … Continue reading “Seven Indispensable Things – Bible study”

Since growing up on a farm years ago, this writer has tried to maintain an attitude of “simplicity” toward life and it’s problems. I’m reminded of a news story about a woman in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada who received a letter in the mail. After opening it, the woman set the letter down on the table … Continue reading “The Use Of Logic In Our Thinking – Bible study”

Is there really a blessing in not knowing? Are we better off to “tend to our own affairs” and pass through life blissfully unaware of facts and obligations that might “bother us”? Many have this selfish attitude, and some even offer scriptural “proof” (It is nice to know just enough to know one does not … Continue reading “Is Ignorance Bliss? – Bible study”