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Grace Memorial Baptist Church is an independent, fundamental, pre-millennial, sovereign grace, missionary church. An abbreviated doctrinal statement follows: God – We believe in the one and only true God, an […]
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Pastor Doug Meadows
August 17, 2008
Time: 45:58
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Download: The Presence of Life-Changing Truth
Text: Deuteronomy 30:11-14
I would like to take a look into this Old Testament text and behold the accessibility of saving truth. After which, I will direct your attention to the New Testament, where you will find a similar theme.
Pastor Doug Meadows
August 10, 2008
Time: 41:31
Size: 11.8MB
Text: Acts 10:43
God led Peter to Cornelius' house to tell him about Jesus. We have such privilege toward those about us. When we address others about God and Christianity, it is necessary we convey this one topic - Who Jesus is and what He accomplished in our behalf.
Our text mentions the word paradise. What is it? What did Jesus mean? Did the thief go there? Can you and I go there? If so, why would you turn it down? Today, I would like to extend an invitation to you...come to Paradise.
We have just observed Independence Day in our nation. We hear a lot about Christian independence. The truth is, we are not absolutely independent, nor should we desire to be. There is a sovereign God in Heaven and we have an obligation to Him. Personally, I am glad to be dependent upon God.
I believe our passage teaches the proper candidate for baptism, the proper mode of baptism, and the proper purpose of baptism. Indeed, we will discover the essential element of salvation.
A man should earn respect and merit honor. He can do so by being moral, by possessing integrity, and by being godly. It is my objective, once again, to teach on this subject so that we all might be honorable.
Each of us is either presently facing a dilemma of our own, or we have faced a dilemma in the past. The question arises, "How can we have peace in the midst of the storm?" My objective is for us to see how the psalmist reacts to whatever is burdening his heart, and why.
Our text deals with some of the details while Jesus was on the cross. Much of this is familiar ground. Therefore, I do not wish to focus on the events which unfold, rather, I would like to emphasize a common thread found in the text.
With Memorial Day upon us, we remember our military dead. Those who gave their lives in service to our country. I would also like to use this occasion to cause us to remember Jesus, Who died for us.
Someone sent out an email warning the readers of the coming of the "mark of the beast." If these things are true, there is good reason for the Christian to be concerned. It does call for a reality check. I wish to address the passage of Scripture and consider the "mark of the beast."