Sermons and Biblical Studies

Several years ago, there were some residents of a drought-stricken community in West Texas, who decided to pray for rain. They contacted a local preacher, and asked him if he would call a special prayer meeting for the purpose of praying for rain. The preacher gladly agreed, and the date and time were set for … Continue reading “Pray With No Doubting – Bible study”

I will.like Paul, forget those things which are behind, and press onward (Philippians 3:13). I will.like David, lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence comes my help (Psalm 121:1). I will.like Abraham, trust implicitly in my God (James 2:23). I will.like Enoch, walk daily in fellowship with my heavenly Father (Genesis 5:22). I … Continue reading “I Will…. – Bible study”

Some Christians can be pushed, shoved, and insulted in the ticket line at a ball game, ignored in the beauty salon or barber shop, or run over at the mall by people who just cant wait to get their hands on the latest and greatest electronic device, but they somehow never cease to frequent these … Continue reading “It's Strange, Isn't It? – Bible study”

The following article by an unknown author, gives us something to think about as we look at the Lord’s church today: In proof reading an article for a religious paper, a fellow gospel preacher noted the following error. The sentence read: “The church was untied.” It should have read: “The church was united.” What a … Continue reading “United Or Untied? – Bible study”

While recently reading an ancient history book about the Roman Empire, I came across a picture of a class of Roman gladiator called the Retiarius who fought using only a net and a trident. Of all the lethal weapons available to these gladiators who often battled to the death, these fearless men were only given … Continue reading “Let’s Use Our God-Given Weapons – Bible study”

The babe in Christ, not accustomed to study but now needing to begin a routine of study, sometimes asks concerning a procedure. We will here make a suggestion or two. For him, and for all, we would strongly suggest (1) DAILY study, and (2) If at all possible, and for the sake of developing a … Continue reading “The New Christian, and His Study – Bible study”

After completing many years as a journalist, Arthur Brisbane was offered six months of paid vacation time by William Randolph Hearst, the publisher of the San Francisco Examiner. Brisbane refused to accept the kind offer because of two reasons. He said, “If I quit writing my newspaper column for six months, it might affect the … Continue reading “Would We Be Missed? – Bible study”

In the Olympic Games, the greatest runners in the world compete for gold medals. Long before the Games begin, competitions are held in countries throughout the world to weed out those who are not fast enough to compete. At the Games, only the fastest of the fast qualify for the final competition. The prophet Jeremiah … Continue reading “Running With Horses – Bible study”

God’s book “ the Bible “ changes lives by first offering its message of salvation (Romans 1:16 – NKJV). But Scripture can also change the way we treat others (cf. Matthew 7:12 – NKJV). It can provide a firm foundation for society with its clear teachings on institutions such as marriage, family, and the Lord’s … Continue reading “Let's Allow God's Word To Change Us – Bible study”

The late country music artist, Red Sovine, recorded the above titled song in 1956 (see video below). The lyrics of the song asks some very solemn, personal and penetrating questions that we as Christians might ask ourselves in our daily Christian walk. If Jesus came to your house, I wonder what you’d do. Yes, if … Continue reading “If Jesus Came To Your House – Bible study”