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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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We are told in this text to give honor to whom honor is due. I plan to point out some areas of life, whereby, if you do well, you shall earn respect and gain the honor due. Since this is Mother's Day, I will direct my thoughts toward the ladies present. (I will speak to the men in like fashion on Father's Day.)
You might think you are good in the eyes of God. You think your heart is clean. But is it? By itself, your heart may appear pure. It looks to be white and clean. I challenge you to lay it beside the heart of God for a comparison. If you do, you will find that your "white" is not so white after all. How clean is your heart? My text addresses this subject.
It is proper for every Christian, on a regular basis, to look within and take a personal audit. To give themselves a job performance review, as it were. To ask the Lord, "How am I doing?" My objective is that you will do so today.
Jesus is God manifest in the flesh as foretold by the angel unto Mary. He is the One Who is to sit on the throne of David, thus, He is the King of Israel. Yet, there is no question, the Jews did not believe that. What about you? Do you believe He is the King of Israel? My friends, I submit unto you Jesus is King.
Down through history, in every age, there are those who profess they are divine. Two thousand years ago, Jesus of Nazareth said He was from Heaven. But, the Jews had Him killed. One of their reasons for doing so was, He claimed to be God. Let us examine this in our time today.
Paul's discussion on the importance of the gospel and the manner in which God uses it, teaches us what it is lost people need and what it is that God will use in reaching them. Therefore, let us learn God's method and utilize the same. Perhaps, we will be effective witnesses for Jesus Christ.
When we speak of Hell, it is good to remember that it is punitive. It is my desire to speak on the subject of everlasting punishment.
In the Gospel of John in the Bible, we find where Jesus sought out people. We also find that some of those people sought others. Andrew found his own brother (1:41) and Philip found Nathanael (1:45). The woman at the well went into the city and told many folk, "Come see a man, which told me all things that ever I did: is not this the Christ? (4:29)" She was speaking of Jesus...