The psalmist wrote, “I have considered the days of old, the years of ancient times” (77:5). Much good can result from considering ancient times, especially God’s ancient people. Today we want to consider an ancient truth that God expressed to Israel, but which also has an application to the church.
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How we view the Bible will determine whether or not we join in the general apostasy of the church. Therefore we must view the Bible as the perfect revelation from the perfect God.
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How did the Apostles know when the hearers of the gospel were ready to be baptized? When is a person a true candidate for scriptural baptism into Christ?
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It is easier to rejoice when everything is going well. There are few Christians who will “sing in the pain”, but we’re going to remember two who did (Acts 16).
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In this lesson we will discuss three habits that will exercise us unto godliness in this New Year; three things that will help us get into the kind of spiritual shape that will please the Lord.
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More than likely we have all had periods of depression. Some of us are better at masking it than others. Regardless of how depression affects us, it can become a wall between us and our Father in Heaven. What must we do to overcome our bouts with depression?
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How is it possible for us to be spiritual conquerors (victors) when spiritual defeat & death is all around us? How may we know that God is for us, & that He will enable us to win the eternal prize of Heaven that He offers? There are 5 simple answers given by Paul (Rom 8:31-38).
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If any man had reasons to be a success it was King Saul; he had many apparent advantages, and yet his life was an utter failure (1 Sam 28, 31). How do we explain this? Saul failed because he lived on substitutes; there are five substitutes that ruined his life.
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Most people assume that even though it was NOT a custom of the early church under the direction of the apostles, even though we reading nothing about it in the Scripture, how could the customs surrounding the worship of the Christ child be wrong? Shouldn’t the Lord have something to say on this matter? How does the Lord want us to remember Him?
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In Galatians 6:1-5 Paul taught that some burdens in life are not transferable, they must be carried alone. Other burdens, Paul stated, we can and must help others carrry. Finally, the LORD can hlep us carry every burden (1 Pet 5:6-7).
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