Sermons and Biblical Studies

This is a story my parents didnt tell about me, but one I vividly remember myself. From the age of one to six, I often stayed with my grandparents on their farm. When they would take me to the church building on the Lords Day, I was like all other kids my age I was … Continue reading “Entertaining At Three – Bible study”

An unknown poet once wrote this insightful observation: As a rule, mans a fool. When its hot, he wants it cool. And when its cool, he wants it hot. Always wanting what is not (source). In reading Philippians 4:11, we wonder if it is ever possible to be completely content. Paul thought it was possible, … Continue reading “Is It Possible To Be Content? – Bible study”

The following poem in the form of a prayer, encouraged my soul this morning I pray it will encourage yours as well. “Jesus, help my eyes to see All the good Thou sendest me. Jesus, help my ears to hear Calls for help from far and near. Jesus, help my feet to go In the … Continue reading “Jesus, Help My Eyes To See – Bible study”

The above question was asked by Brother Richard Mansel on Facebook yesterday and Ive included my response in the below remarks: The phrase, “Rose of Sharon” (Song of Solomon 2:1), is intended to figuratively convey the beauty and attractiveness of Christ. Thus, Jesus, the beautiful Rose of Sharon, represents the perfect sweet smelling sacrifice to … Continue reading “What Does Jesus, Rose Of Sharon Mean To You? – Bible study”

The story is told of a preacher who one day came calling on a man about his soul because he was concerned for his salvation. The preacher pleaded with the man to be obedient to the Lord’s teaching regarding salvation, but the man would not budge. The next Lord’s day morning, the preacher was surprised … Continue reading “There's No Better Reason – Bible study”

Have we ever taken our car through an automatic car wash? The first time can be quite nerve-wracking. We put the required money into a provided slot, nervously check to make sure our windows are rolled up so water wont get in, and then align our car with the two tracks on the ground. All … Continue reading “There's Always “Light At The End Of The Tunnel” – Bible study”

While we know that Christmas is not to be celebrated as a religious holiday, there is still an important component in the word Christmas that we need to consider. Its indeed sad that there are many politically correct entities in our country who want to take Christ out of the word Christmas and replace it … Continue reading “Let's Have “More” Of Christ! – Bible study”

Over 50 years ago, a deadly tornado ripped through Sunnyside, Texas (see map), destroying much of the little town. My music teacher and one of his brothers were in a church building attending a fellowship meeting, when the tornado hit, lifting the building from the concrete foundation. He told me that he could see automobiles … Continue reading “What Really Matters – Bible study”

This writer has heard just about every excuse there is for not opening and studying Gods Word, including my own. Perhaps our excuses might be dramatically diminished, if there were a hidden treasure located within the pages of the Bible. Would we not be motivated to search for such a treasure? (Matthew 13:44). Well, there … Continue reading “Only A 15 Minute Search – Bible study”

A minute is the time it takes to smile, or to give a warm hello to those with whom we come in contact with each day. A minute is the amount of time it takes to compliment someone, by saying Well done. A minute is the time it takes to sympathize (or empathize) with someone … Continue reading “A Minute – Bible study”