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Saints or Ain’ts?

September 27, 2024

No matter how high the steeple rises in the sky or how beautiful the worship inside, the message delivered from the pulpit will tell you whether a church is really a church. A church must teach sound doctrine or it’s not a church.

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Why Study Philemon?

September 27, 2024

Why study Philemon? Because we all mess up sometimes. This short letter from the apostle Paul is to his friend Philemon. Behind the letter is a dramatic story set against the backdrop of slavery. It’s an illustration of “what forgiveness looks like” and was hand-carried by the one who needed it. Grace is messy sometimes.

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Why Study Titus?

September 27, 2024

“This is how to lead a church.” Life in the first century dealt with the same issues we do today. Learn how the apostle Paul, through the influence of the Holy Spirit, directed Titus in how to organize the church, how to choose leaders, and how we can lead healthy and holy lives.

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The Bible Points the Way

August 28, 2024

The life of the believer is a journey. If you are a Christian, you are a stranger down here, a pilgrim in a foreign land. You feel that, don’t you? Then how are you to navigate these things throughout your life’s journey? You need a road map, a chart, a compass. You need something to point the way. Where do you find those things? Look to the remedy—God’s Word contains it all.

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Why Study Ezekiel?

August 28, 2024

The people would not listen to Ezekiel’s words of warning to return to God, so instead he acted out the apocalyptic parables, and it pierced peoples’ hearts.

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Jesus in Ezekiel

August 28, 2024

“I saw visions of God.” While the captives in Babylon sat down and wept by the rivers of Babylon, Ezekiel was seeing visions of God.

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Why All Scripture?

July 31, 2024

The only antidote we have against a world of apostasy is the Word of God. Understanding and applying Scripture is the only resource and recourse that will help us combat the evil of false teachers. Paul tells Timothy to continue in the things he has learned. Timothy has had a godly heritage and grew up on the Word of God. Now he needs to grow in his salvation.

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Why Study 2 Timothy?

July 31, 2024

At the end of his life Paul said, “I’ve fought the good fight, I’ve finished the race, I’ve kept the faith” (4:7). It was worth it, he concluded. This, his final letter, will encourage us all to press on.

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Why Study 1 Timothy?

July 31, 2024

Paul wrote to Timothy about how to continue on without him—about how to grow a healthy and strong local assembly of believers organized for a common purpose: the glory of God.

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How God Opens His Word to Us

July 04, 2024

When the Bible says “meditate,” God is asking us to “ponder.” Different from just reading or studying, meditating is sitting with God’s truth for a while—giving it careful consideration.

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Why Study Lamentations?

July 04, 2024

This small book is the saddest book in the Bible. It’s Jeremiah’s funeral dirge, like he’s singing the blues as he walked the destroyed streets of Jerusalem.

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Why Study 2 Thessalonians?

May 30, 2024

Did Jesus already come back? Did we miss Him? That’s what the Christians in Thessalonica were concerned about. Someone spread the rumor that Jesus had already gathered the church and they were living in the Great Tribulation. Paul wrote this letter to assure them that “our gathering together with Him” is yet future.

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Why Study 1 Thessalonians?

May 30, 2024

When the new church gathering in Thessalonica around 50 a.d. read the letters Paul wrote them, they had only followed Jesus Christ as Savior for about a month. This first letter comforted them with solid teaching about Jesus’ return.

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Jesus in Isaiah

April 29, 2024

The fifth Gospel. That’s what many call the book of Isaiah, as Jesus’ birth, His character, His life, His death, His resurrection, and His second coming are all presented with definiteness and clarity, yet written 700 years before Jesus Christ was born. Specifically, Isaiah invites us to see something of the suffering of Christ that we’ll not find anywhere else.

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Jesus in Colossians

February 29, 2024

If someone asked you where they could go to find out about Jesus Christ and what He really represents, would you know how to answer? If they were struggling with understanding who Jesus is and why they need a Savior, what would you say?

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Why Study Ecclesiastes?

January 31, 2024

Everywhere you look, people are trying to be happy without God. We experiment in a million different ways. The book of Ecclesiastes shows the absurdity of those experiments. Solomon tried every field of endeavor and pleasure known to man and his conclusion was, "It's all vanity."

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Why Study Song of Solomon?

January 31, 2024

Solomon's love song to his wife is a timeless, profound, love letter picturing God's love for us. Dr. McGee tells us, "Salvation is a love affair—we love Him because He first loved us. That is the story this little book is telling."

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