Let Us Study
Is it worth our time to read the Bible? Is it worth the effort to study God's Word? I believe the answer is "Yes." Therefore, let us study.
Is it worth our time to read the Bible? Is it worth the effort to study God's Word? I believe the answer is "Yes." Therefore, let us study.
The Apostle Paul had reached a place in his life where he was able to deal with the many and varied circumstances. May we do the same.
The Apostle Paul was a great missionary. It is my objective to find in him a grand example of how we should be.
In our modern society there are differing views on baptism. I believe our passage will answer our questions.
Our society possesses an "anything goes" attitude. But I submit, there are still some absolutes. One such absolute involves salvation, that is, sinners must turn.
Our text reveals the accessibility of saving truth. Such truth is life-changing. The same is true in the New Testament, where we find a similar theme.
During war, an enemy which becomes an ally, is called a defector. If you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you are a defector in a spiritual sense.
Paul speaks about the necessity of self-discipline, so, that is the subject of the message.
Christians have a tendency to judge each other based on their fruits. I wish to offer you a different approach toward the assessment of another's fruit.
It is my intent to look into our text and other passages of Scripture and study a little on the subject of repentance.