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Date written: May 7th, 2006Scripture ref: Jude 1:3-5 SUBJECT: False Doctrine TITLE: The Doctrines of Gnosticism PROPOSITION: In this lesson we will examine the doctrines of Gnosticism as newly touted by the popular media in “The Da Vinci Code,” “The Gospel of Judas,” and others. OBJECTIVE: That each would understand what Gnosticism was, how the … Continue reading “The Doctrines of Gnosticism – Bible study”

In helping raise our only child, there were times when I would hold my hand up to my chin and say to him. “I have had it up to here, and the next time you do something wrong you’re going to have more trouble than you can handle.” By the tone of my voice, he … Continue reading “God's Saturation Point – Bible study”

One of the most important topics found in Holy Writ is the prophecy and establishment of the Lord’s church (cf. Isaiah 2:1-3; Luke 24:47-49; Acts 1:8; Acts 2; Acts 8:1-6; Acts 10). Throughout the New Year of 2009, this author intends to emphasize the importance and function of the Lord’s church. Thus, the following is … Continue reading “Emphasizing The Church Of The New Testament – Bible study”

Well, were up at the crack of dawn, doing our exercises. Weve trimmed the fat from our diet and were exercising at least three to five days a week in order to keep our cardiovascular system in peak condition. But in the process, weve allowed our spiritual heart to become progressively weak. Preoccupied with the … Continue reading “An Exercise Program With Eternal Value – Bible study”

When Eve succumbed to Satans ploy (Genesis 3:1-6), he played a role in her choices, but she had some faulty thinking about temptation and sin. The devil tempts us, but he doesnt make us sin. James tells us that God isnt to blame either: Let no one say when he is tempted, I am tempted … Continue reading “Does The Devil Make Us Do It? – Bible study”

As we grow older, have we ever felt that we are not needed? If we have, know that we are greatly needed by those who need help along life’s troublesome (and many times, extremely harsh) way. The following poem by an unknown author encourages us to provide whatever help we can to folks with whom … Continue reading “Make The Most Of Life – Bible study”

From Scott Williams’ blog (see bio), comes the above titled article, which warns potential and present leaders of 7 deadly sins to not ever commit. The list consists of the following sins (along with related articles and Scripture):   1) Pride Proverbs 16:18; Proverbs 18:12.   2) Envy Romans 13:13; 1 Corinthians 3:3; 2 Corinthians … Continue reading “7 Deadly Sins Of Leadership – Bible study”

For many, the Old Testament is the “boring” part of the Bible. Their reasoning is that it contains little in the way of instruction for the Christian, certainly not like the more practical epistles in the New Testament. But in one of those epistles, the apostle Paul says, “For whatever was written in earlier times … Continue reading “Lessons From The Old Testament – Bible study”

From the Montana Street bulletin, comes the following article by Winnie Stowell, regarding the characteristics of the majestic eagle, and how we as Gods children can successfully fly above the storms of life: Eagles are the king of birds and throughout the Bible, God likens Himself and the children of God to an eagle (Exodus … Continue reading “Eagles In The Storm – Bible study”

The construction of the Great Wall of China began in the third century BC. Often called one of the “Seven Wonders of the Medieval World,” it is approximately 1,500 miles long. The Great Wall was built to protect the people against raids by nomadic peoples and invasions by rival states. In Zechariah Chapter 2, we … Continue reading “God's “Wall Of Fire” – Bible study”