Faith is often difficult to possess. We are more empirical than we are theorists or philosophers. It is hard to look beyond our present reality. Yet, we know that faith sees the invisible. We know that faith is a gift from God. We know that faith may overcome our circumstances. Oh, that we might have faith in God.
It is my desire to look into this text, and then discuss church conduct. I will look at the early church behavior from both a positive perspective and negative. By this, perhaps, we will know how we ought to behave ourselves in the church of God.
I would that you desire the things of God. I encourage you to get into God's Word every day. It is my objective to stir up in you a hunger and thirst for God's Word.
We should be a thankful people. It is, therefore, my desire to speak on this subject. I remind you that you should be gracious. I focus on the fact that, primarily, you should return thanks unto God. You do have reason to manifest an attitude of gratitude.
My objective is to demonstrate to you that, although man is undeserving, God has bestowed great blessings, goodness, and grace upon man. This should provoke a sense of gratitude and an awareness of God's mercy and grace.
We, indeed, know God and we know His way. We hold the truth. We have the message. It is my objective to look into this text, consider the message, and then note the distribution of that message to those who have not yet heard.
While no nation lasts forever, its people can hasten its demise. My text along with the related verses will demonstrate that the future of this nation hangs in the balance. We should be concerned about future generations! Let us then take heed!
"Do we make a difference in people's lives?" I submit unto you that part of this church's purpose is to disciple those who believe and are baptized, so that, they would observe all things which Jesus has commanded them.
It should be that when God speaks, we listen. When He calls, we answer. When He requests, we volunteer. When He commands, we obey. When God communicates with you, possess the attitude, "Here am I."
It is my objective to present to you some Scriptural principles which indicate that Christianity is a daily Christianity. It is not something we do on Sundays alone. Therefore, we should make it our business to respond to God every day.