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The Book of Acts
In this audio recording Joelee Chamberlain summarizes the book of Acts.
Life of Jesus
In this audio recording Joelee Chamberlain summarizes the life of Jesus as told in the Gospels.
Storyline of 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles (King David)
In this audio recording Joelee Chamberlain summarizes the storyline of 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles.
Storyline of 1 Samuel
In this audio recording Joelee Chamberlain summarizes the storyline of 1 Samuel.
The Bones Will Live: The Doctrine of Regeneration
In this message Mike Kelley examines Ezekiel’s vision of the valley of dry bones.
The Attributes of God: He is Holy
This week, as we continue in our series on the attributes of God, we have come to the holiness of God. Below are several questions to consider.
- What attribute would most people today is God’s defining attribute?
- Could you make the case that holiness may be the most comprehensive and important of God’s attributes?
- What is the normal reaction of people to the holiness of God?
- Is holiness a communicable attribute of God?
- Are there things you can do to acquire holiness?
The Attributes of God: God’s Power
Most people will agree in general that God is omnipotent (all-powerful). It is when we get more particular that questions and differences arise.
Is God so powerful that He can created a rock He can’t lift? If not, why not? Does God control calamities and evil events? If so, how can He be good? Does God control who is saved and lost? If so, how can He be fair? Which of all God’s works most gloriously displays His power? How does God’s power bring us joy and comfort?
Storyline of Judges Through Ruth
In this audio recording Joelee Chamberlain summarizes the storyline of Judges through Ruth.
The Attributes of God: God’s Infinity
What do you need when you are overwhelmed by trouble? A sympathetic hug? A pleasurable distraction? A change in circumstances?
I believe that there is nothing more helpful than doctrine, especially the doctrine of God! It is as we know Him and draw near to Him that our souls are quieted and hope is restored. This week we will resume our series on the attributes of God as we begin to consider God’s infinity.
He is infinite in reference to time because He is eternal. He is infinite with reference to space because He is omnipresent. He is also infinite in knowledge: omniscient. His knowledge is not only extensive, but He is also perfectly wise: choosing the best possible means to the best possible end. How amazing that such a God regards and even loves us. Let us gather with joy to praise Him.
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Satisfaction for the Thirsty
Spurgeon called Isaiah 55 a chapter of gospel invitation. He preached from this passage at least eighteen times.
Isaiah 55 pleads with the lost to abandon their worthless idols. The Lord offers abundant pardon and rich kingdom blessings to those who turn to Him.
Isaiah 55 also speaks to believers who sometimes waste their time and money seeking to find joy and satisfaction in worldly things instead of finding their fulfillment in Christ.
Isaiah 55 also points to Christ who offers Himself as our spiritual food and drink.
Liberty and Love
Are you strong?
Last week Paul began his discussion of the issues over which Christians differ by encouraging all of us to accept one another without judging in these difficult matters.
In this week’s text Paul focuses upon those who consider themselves strong - because they believe they have liberty to do things in which the weak cannot participate without violating his conscience.
Rather than looking down on the weak, the strong should forego the use of his freedom for the sake of those who don’t enjoy the same sense of freedom.
In so doing he is living out the gospel by imitating Christ who gave up His rights for us.