Sermons and Biblical Studies

We should encourage everyone to read their Bibles daily, because the very act of immersing ourselves in Gods word will result in the carrying away of lifes trash (Psalm 119:9-NKJV). The story is told of a young man who committed himself to learning a verse of the Bible every week, but was concerned about remembering … Continue reading “The Cleansing Of Our Minds – Bible study”

If we learn anything through a study of the Bible, we learn that having the right attitude of heart is of primary importance in God’s eyes (Acts 13:22; cf. 1 Samuel 13:14). Also see Numbers 14:22-24; Joshua 14:6-14). Once when Jesus told a story to illustrate how people receive and respond to His teaching (Matthew … Continue reading “An Attitude Of Heart – Bible study”

One characteristic of liberal preaching and teaching, is to speak or write in such vague and ambiguous terms that no one can quite “put their finger” on the exact doctrine being taught. This is especially convenient for the liberal teacher or preacher who, when confronted about his teaching, is quick to say, “You misunderstood me,” … Continue reading “Just Tell It Like It Is! – Bible study”

There are many Scriptures we could have chosen to come up with some Bible ABCs, but the following Scriptures are sufficient: A soft answer turns away wrath (Proverbs 15:1-NKJV). But be doers of the word, and not hearers only (James 1:22-NKJV). Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within … Continue reading “Some Bible ABC's – Bible study”

Have we ever thought why there is so much religious division in the world? How many times have we heard folks say, “I don’t believe it is possible for everyone to see the Bible alike?” We hear it almost every day. Brethren and friends, what an insult to God’s divine intelligence! We can all see … Continue reading “We Haven't Followed The Rules! – Bible study”

As an elementary school teacher for 27 years, my wife had a sign sitting on her homeroom desk that contained a message which emphasized personal involvement in the learning process. The sign read: Tell me, and I forget. Show me, and I remember. Involve me, and I understand. The retention of information in listening to … Continue reading “Involve Me, And I Understand – Bible study”

By far, search engines send me more traffic than anything else. More than links, more than social media, more than anything. So, I’m going to give you an example of how I created one page that I believed would get me traffic from search engines. Do a Google search on “How To Repent” without the … Continue reading “Let's Drive Some Traffic #2 – Bible study”

The core of the gospel can be found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4-NKJV. Paul briefly refers to it in 1 Corinthians 2:1-2-NKJV; cf. Gal. 6:14-NKJV). In the rush to find exciting new ideas in our ever changing religious world, often left behind is the essential nature or core of the gospel. The apostle Paul was astonished … Continue reading “The Essential Nature Of The Gospel – Bible study”

From the time David’s popularity in the kingdom angered king Saul, we are told that Saul eyed David from that day forward” (1 Samuel 18:1-9). After several unsuccessful attempts to have David slain, Saul and 3,000 of his men pursued David into the wilderness of Engedi. While there, David confronted a surprised Saul and in … Continue reading “What Are We Pursuing? – Bible study”

Let’s look at somebenefits of soul winning. The purpose of soul winning was the sole cause for the Word to become flesh and dwell among men (John 1:12-14); Luke 19:10). After Jesus provided the means through His atoning blood by which souls might be won and saved from sin (Ephesians 1:7), He sent His disciples … Continue reading “Benefits of Soul Winning – Article by Mike Riley – Bible study”