Sermons and Biblical Studies

Sermon: Ecclesiastes Resumed (Part Twenty-Eight) #1276 John W. Ritenbaugh Given 11-Jul-15; 69 minutes Go to the Ecclesiastes Resumed (sermon series) description: (hide) Even as evil company corrupts good habits, the desire to sin is highly contagious and is a deadly, communicable disease. Because the world we inhabit swims in sin, we have the obligation to … Continue reading “Sermon: Ecclesiastes Resumed (Part Twenty-Eight)”

Commentary: Suppressed Archaeology (Part Two) The Los Lunas Inscription #1276c Martin G. Collins Given 11-Jul-15; 12 minutes Go to the Suppressed Archaeology (commentary series) description: (hide) Many members of the archeological community suppress evidence of any Western Hemispheric explorations before Columbus, especially evidence to corroborate the existence of any Semitic settlement in what eventually became … Continue reading “Commentary: Suppressed Archaeology (Part Two)”

Sermonette: Thank You For Being A Friend Jesus Christ: The Source of True Friendship #1276s Ted E. Bowling Given 11-Jul-15; 17 minutes listen: description: (hide) True friendship is not just a casual relationship, but instead a deep commitment of trust, enabling the sharing of our deepest thoughts without fear of our confidences being spread all … Continue reading “Sermonette: Thank You For Being A Friend”

Sermon: Psalms: Book Three (Part One) A Pall of Judgment #1275 Richard T. Ritenbaugh Given 04-Jul-15; 76 minutes Go to the Psalms: Book Three (sermon series) description: (hide) Book Three of the Psalms aligns with the hot summer months, the Book of Leviticus in the Torah, the Book of Lamentations in the Megilloth, and Summary … Continue reading “Sermon: Psalms: Book Three (Part One)”

Commentary: Mightier Than The Sword (Part Seven) #1275c John W. Ritenbaugh Given 04-Jul-15; 12 minutes Go to the Mightier Than the Sword (commentary series) description: (hide) Rousseau fathered five children, but because of his narcissistic devotion to himself and his creature comforts, he abandoned every one of them to orphanages, believing that it was the … Continue reading “Commentary: Mightier Than The Sword (Part Seven)”

Sermonette: Deceivers and Antichrists #1275s David C. Grabbe Given 04-Jul-15; 18 minutes listen: description: (hide) One meaning of anti-Christ is those who believe that Jesus Christ is not the Messiah, but a mortal, who may have been a good teacher, but was not a Savior or a literal Son of God. Two-thirds of the Abrahamic … Continue reading “Sermonette: Deceivers and Antichrists”

Sermon: Shrugging Off Scoffers (Part One) 2 Peter 3:3-10 #1274 Martin G. Collins Given 27-Jun-15; 79 minutes Go to the Shrugging Off Scoffers (sermon series) description: (hide) The scoffer is a dangerous mixture of pride, malice, ignorance, and shallowness with a high degree of combativeness. Scoffers will increase exponentially as we approach the time of … Continue reading “Sermon: Shrugging Off Scoffers (Part One)”

Commentary: Mightier Than the Sword (Part Six) #1274c John W. Ritenbaugh Given 27-Jun-15; 10 minutes Go to the Mightier Than the Sword (commentary series) description: (hide) Words are more effective in winning a prolonged conflict than are weapons of war. Words serve as invisible, immaterial influences on the mind, motivating action. Words motivate feeling, cause … Continue reading “Commentary: Mightier Than the Sword (Part Six)”

Sermon: Ecclesiastes Resumed (Part Twenty-Seven) #1273 John W. Ritenbaugh Given 20-Jun-15; 72 minutes Go to the Ecclesiastes Resumed (sermon series) description: (hide) Ecclesiastes 7 contains some of the most significant concepts applicable to Christianity: (1) A good name or reputation (based on trust, responsibility, or dependability) is better than gold and silver. (2) We should … Continue reading “Sermon: Ecclesiastes Resumed (Part Twenty-Seven)”

Commentary: Suppressed Archaeology (Part One) Archaeological Cover-ups #1273c Martin G. Collins Given 20-Jun-15; 11 minutes Go to the Suppressed Archaeology (commentary series) description: (hide) The old limerick about Columbus sailing the ocean blue has almost-forgotten line: ". . . to learn if the old maps were true." Many explorations may have taken place to the … Continue reading “Commentary: Suppressed Archaeology (Part One)”