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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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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Sporadic attendance to church assemblies is a common problem among many Christians. We can take at least two approaches to the problem. We can either remind those who are negligent of God’s warnings regarding forsaking the assembly, or we can show them the benifits they miss by not being present. What did Thomas miss when Jesus appeared to the disciples after His resurrection? We don’t know the reasons, but we do know Thomas missed some valuable things.
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In the past, God dealt with mankind through (fathers, priests, prophets), but in the gospel age He deals with us individually (Heb 1:1-2). YOUR salvation depends on YOU, and MY salvation depends on ME continuing in the word of Christ & knowing the truth (Jn 8:31-32). Let’s consider what a serious matter it is for each of us to do what Paul commanded Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:15.
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How would you like to win “The Noble Prize”? No, not “The Nobel Prize” but “The Noble Prize”. What is it? It’s NOT a prize awarded in the field of science, literature or humanitarian endeavor. But it’s a worthy prize and one that we must pursue.
In January 1987, the U. S. Army disposal unit at Fort Bliss, Texas, sold several supposedly empty crates at an auction to scrap dealer Pedro Salas in Juarez, Mexico. When Mr. Salas got back to his scrap yard, he found a live rocket inside one crate. Checking further, he discovered 23 live, high explosive missiles designed to be fired from helicopters, and capable of spraying thousands of fragments upon detonation. How did these dangerous munitions end up being sold inside supposedly empty crates? An investigation revealed that a young lieutenant had signed a document stating that he had inspected the crates and that they were empty. Because of that false statement, the lieutenant’s career was put in jeopardy, the U. S. government was embarrassed, and human lives were endangered.