Sermons and Biblical Studies

Confessing the name of Christ before men is a necessity for our eternal salvation (Matthew 10:32; Romans 10:9-10; 1 John 4:15). However, this confession must be coupled with obedience to all of the will of God (Matthew 7:21; Hebrews 5:9). Matthew 10:32: “Whosoever therefore shall confess me before men, him will I confess also before … Continue reading “Confession – Bible study”

A querist asks, “While thinking about Acts 11:1-30 and the prophets mentioned in that chapter, what is the last instance in the Bible we have of a prophet in action? I am curious about the chronological order in which it occurs in the Bible. Also, what is the date or instance of the last miracle … Continue reading “Date Of Last Recorded Prophet And Miracle – Bible study”

Its nice to be where the multitudes throng, Its easy to go with the crowd; But many a time the crowd is all wrong, Though claims that its right are loud. Whenever one sees others take the wrong way, Though unable to stem the tide; He must not let the crowd lead him astray, Even … Continue reading “If Noah Had Gone With The Crowd – Bible study”

Is it just imagination, or is history repeating itself? (cf. Ecclesiastes 1:9; Ecclesiastes 3:15). There was time in Israel when there was no government or central authority to see that everything was done right, so every man did what was right in his own eyes (Judges 17:6; Judges 18:1; Judges 19:1; cf. Deuteronomy 12:8) including … Continue reading “Backyard Religion – Bible study”

The story is told of six mean looking motorcyclists who pulled into a highway caf parking lot late one evening. Inside the caf, they found only a waitress, a cook, and a truck driver a little guy who was sitting on a counter stool quietly eating his supper. The motorcyclists were angry at the truck … Continue reading “Asking For Wisdom To Make Right Choices – Bible study”

Jesus had arrived in Bethany, perhaps unexpectedly. Evidently, he was accompanied by some of His disciples. It was Martha who received Him into her house (Luke 10:38). Her warmth of hospitality is evident as she sets herself to the task of providing for her guests. We praise Martha for this, and acknowledge that she sets … Continue reading “Is My Name “Martha”? – Bible study”

Throughout the world, there are congregations of Christians who have obeyed the commands of our Lord with regard to salvation. These Christians are organized into local congregations (Titus 1:5-NKJV), having no central government and no earthly headquarters (John 18:35-36-NKJV). Each congregation is independent, taking the New Testament as its sole authority in religion (1 Corinthians … Continue reading “The Undenominational Church – Bible study”

Before the ACLU and the politically correct folks got involved, the act of hugging another human being was a natural display of affection. Perhaps it is one of the reasons why the inspired writer Paul documented some folks in the society of his day as being without natural affection (Romans 1:31 KJV). The following are … Continue reading “Let's Hug Someone Today! – Bible study”

My friend Esudas has been trying to achieve the finishing of a church building for some time. I’m hoping you’ll help. Read his appeal. Update

The following poem with the above title was written by author Dave Griffith of Ft. Worth, Texas over 20 years ago. Mr. Griffith meant for it to be simple and too the point, describing youth through old age the highs and the lows experienced in his own personal life: “What do you see nurses? What … Continue reading “Too Soon Old – Bible study”