These lessons were presented on the radio, November 7 & 14, 2010. Obedience (Part 1) Obedience (Part 2) To listen, simply click on the link and the file should start playing automatically. To download the file to your computer, right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) and select the option to save the file.
This lesson was presented on the radio, October 31, 2010. Return to Egyptian Bondage To listen, simply click on the link and the file should start playing automatically. To download the file to your computer, right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) and select the option to save the file.
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This lesson was presented on the radio, October 24, 2010. Salvation To listen, simply click on the link and the file should start playing automatically. To download the file to your computer, right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) and select the option to save the file.
Many people think of turkey and football when they think of “Thanksgiving.” Others have a more historical perspective, and attach more of a national or religious significance to Thanksgiving. To many hunting enthusiasts, Thanksgiving is a day that sandwiches an exceptionally good meal between a couple of rabbit or deer hunts! So, the day means
If you say something often enough, loud enough, and with enough confidence, people tend to believe you. This is what has happened with the theory of evolution. Though a “theory,” Darwinism is presented as absolute fact, both in public schools, college universities and TV programming. I remind the reader that a “theory” is something that
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Is baptism essential for salvation? Some simply say no. They see baptism as nonessential and irrelevant. Others say that baptism is not essential for salvation, but that it is essential for church membership. The purpose of this article is to demonstrate from the Scriptures that, like faith, repentance, and other requirements of the gospel, baptism is essential
This may seem strange, but some religious people see no real connection between the Bible and salvation. To them, spirituality can be achieved apart from Bible teaching. They classify Bible teaching (doctrine) as a mere option for those Christians that are more “academically minded.” There are some obvious flaws in this reasoning: The Bible is a body of instruction to
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In last week’s article we considered Bible passages that emphasize our duty to properly influence society. Though we may not often consider its value, this influence can also be exerted in our civic duties. According to Romans 13:1-7, God has ordained both the concept and function of civil government. As plainly stated in this passage, the role
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Some religious people have a monastic view of the Christian’s life. In an effort to avoid its evil influences, they withdraw themselves from society. This may seem honorable on the surface: After all, “evil associations corrupt good morals” (1 Cor. 15:33). However, this practice has a serious [though perhaps, unintended] consequence. While the Bible does warn against having close associations with evil people, it also tells us
People are often confused about the concept of “salvation.” From what is one “saved?” How is one “saved?” For what purpose is one “saved?” Various cultural influences cause some people to think that salvation is for some particular ethnicity or economic status. Salvation, however, is made available for all humans (Mark 16:15, 16), regardless of race, skin color, social status or gender. With respect to salvation,
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