A Worthy Father
June 18th, 2009In this lesson we want to extol the virtues of fatherhood to the praise of godly fathers, and to do that we will look closely at the father of the prodigal son.
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In this lesson we want to extol the virtues of fatherhood to the praise of godly fathers, and to do that we will look closely at the father of the prodigal son.
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John chapter 6 is a classic text about discipleship, In this chapter we see five reasons people follow Christ - but only one reason will result in true discipleship.
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We often take for granted the things for which we should be thankful to God. What are the causes of ingratitude?
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What is it really like in Heaven? What’s inside the Father’s house? The answer will supply us with several reasons why the invitation of the Lord should be accepted (Matt 11:28).
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The conversion of Saul is unique in some ways, but in other ways it serves as a model of every true conversion to Christ.
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The privileges of his father Isaac’s birthright and blessing combined would have brought great honor to Esau’s name and house for many generations, but it was not to be. Because of his character God would not allow it.
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Marriage laws, customs and ceremonies may differ from one place to another, but only God may join two people together in holy wedlock, and of those two one must be a man and the other a woman. In addition, only God has the authority to say who can be married, who cannot be married and who can terminate a marriage.
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Philip, after taking the gospel to the Samaritans, was sent to preach to an Ethiopian nobleman. What we learn from this event will clear up some common misconceptions regarding salvation.
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Are there New Testament passages authorizing a local church to engage in special works of benevolence - like food preparation - to the world at large?
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The Biblical view of life, God’s explanation of life, is that it is like being on a long road that comes to a fork every so often. And at each fork in the road a decision has to be made about direction. Though some good effect may result from taking the wrong road, there is no virtue in making the wrong decision, one that conflicts with God’s revealed will.
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