Sermons and Biblical Studies

Commentary: Why Liberals Love Illegals (Part Two) Why Bad Decisions #997c John W. Ritenbaugh Given 12-Jun-10; 13 minutes Go to the Why Liberals Love Illegals (commentary series) description: (hide) Altruism is the farthest thing from the mind of liberals. They desire the votes of minorities and they want power over them, making them dependent so … Continue reading “Commentary: Why Liberals Love Illegals (Part Two)”

Sermonette: Preparing for the Wedding Why Preparation is Important #997s Ryan McClure Given 12-Jun-10; 15 minutes listen: description: (hide) Ryan McClure, reflecting that public speaking ranks at the top of the list of phobias, suggests that thorough preparation will mitigate its effect. As God’s called- out ones (the Bride of Christ), we need to make … Continue reading “Sermonette: Preparing for the Wedding”

Sermon: No Longer Brain Dead Trials and Testing #996A Mark Schindler Given 05-Jun-10; 37 minutes listen: description: (hide) Forty years constituted the length of the wilderness trek of our ancestors, a time when they repeatedly forgot to acknowledge the Lord their God. Probably, they never considered the trials as ultimate blessings, indicating God was continuously … Continue reading “Sermon: No Longer Brain Dead”

Commentary: Why Liberals Love Illegals (Part One) It’s a Serious Game They Play #996c John W. Ritenbaugh Given 05-Jun-10; 12 minutes Go to the Why Liberals Love Illegals (commentary series) description: (hide) The president gave an executive order ear-marking $20.3 million dollars for the immigration of Palestinians into America. The ruthless American-left has copied this … Continue reading “Commentary: Why Liberals Love Illegals (Part One)”

Sermonette: A House Divided Instability and Ruin #996s Richard T. Ritenbaugh Given 05-Jun-10; 17 minutes listen: description: (hide) Richard Ritenbaugh, reflecting on Abraham Lincoln’s "House Divided" speech, a message deemed radical when he gave it, suggests though Lincoln never intended the union to dissolve, he fully expected the possibility of armed conflict. Intra-psychic struggles (conflicts … Continue reading “Sermonette: A House Divided”

Sermon: Marriage and the Bride of Christ (Part Three) The Order of Creation #995 Martin G. Collins Given 29-May-10; 69 minutes Go to the Marriage and the Bride of Christ (sermon series) description: (hide) We ought not to let our cultural understandings run interference with God’s teaching on marriage, plainly taught in the Scripture. In … Continue reading “Sermon: Marriage and the Bride of Christ (Part Three)”

Commentary: An Unbalanced Mind #995c John W. Ritenbaugh Given 29-May-10; 14 minutes listen: description: (hide) An article about the Hummer automobile casts aspersions on America’s excessive extravagance. Another example is someone who sold his ticket to an exclusive restaurant on eBay. The black market allows scalpers to indulge these appetites. During the Depression, one jewelry … Continue reading “Commentary: An Unbalanced Mind”

Sermonette: The Heart of a Leader King David in the Proverbs #995s David C. Grabbe Given 29-May-10; 17 minutes listen: description: (hide) David Grabbe, reminding us that leadership is an inner quality, focuses on the future leadership of David, who will rule directly under Jesus Christ. Solomon’s Proverbs were shaped by his father’s experiences, leadership, … Continue reading “Sermonette: The Heart of a Leader”

Sermon: The Trinity and the Holy Spirit (Part Two) No Evidence of a Third Personality #994B John W. Ritenbaugh Given 23-May-10; 77 minutes Go to the The Trinity and the Holy Spirit (sermon series) description: (hide) Elohim is a plural noun indicating more than one personality. Elohim could be considered a genus—a God-kind, parallel to … Continue reading “Sermon: The Trinity and the Holy Spirit (Part Two)”

Sermonette: Devoting Ourselves to Fellowship Fellowship Means Relationship and Partnership #994Bs Clyde Finklea Given 23-May-10; 21 minutes listen: description: (hide) Clyde Finklea, focusing on the time immediately following Peter’s Pentecost message, observes that the early church devoted themselves to fellowship in a much richer context than what we do today. The connotations of the Greek … Continue reading “Sermonette: Devoting Ourselves to Fellowship”