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This third lesson on faith from Hebrews features the example of Noah.  In Hebrews 11 it states that

By faith Noah, being warned by God about things not yet seen, in reverence prepared an ark for the salvation of his household, by which he condemned the world, and became an heir of the righteousness which is according to faith. – Heb 11:7

Paul Smithson illustrates from the example of Noah that proper faith includes doing the work God asks us to do.

You may also want to listen to the other sermons in this series:

1.  Abel and the Worship of Faith

2. Enoch and the Walk of Faith

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What is the work and mission of the church? Paul Smithson continues his series of lessons on authority with a look at Bible authority as applied to the work of the church. In this lesson we learn that the work of the church is spiritual in nature and that the work of the church is to be carried out by local autonomous congregations. To listen to this sermon simply click the play button above.

You may also want to read the accompanying article: The Church’s Work: What, Who, How?

You may also want to listen to other lessons from this series on authority.

* The Need for Bible Authority

* Respecting Authority; Aids and Additions

* Is God’s Silence Permissive or Non-Permissive?

* The Work and the Mission of the Church 

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This second lesson on faith from Hebrews features the example of Enoch.  In Hebrews 11 it states that

By faith Enoch was taken away so that he did not see death, “and was not found, because God had taken him”;  for before he was taken he had this testimony, that he pleased God. – Heb 11:5

Paul Smithson illustrates from the example of Enoch the importance of walking daily with God in order to be pleasing to him.

 

You may also want to listen to the other sermons in this series:

1.  Abel and the Worship of Faith

2. Enoch and the Walk of Faith

3. Noah and the Work of Faith

 

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Is God’s silence permissive? Paul Smithson continues his series of lessons on authority with this important question. Often in religious matters we ask the question, “Why can’t we?” With examples and illustrations from both the Old Testament and the New Testament, Bro. Smithson explains why the silence of God must be respected and makes practical applications to our worship today.

To listen to this sermon simply click the play button above.

 

You may also want to listen to other lessons from this series on authority.

* The Need for Bible Authority

* Respecting Authority; Aids and Additions

* Is God’s Silence Permissive or Non-Permissive?

* The Work and the Mission of the Church

 

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In this sermon, Brother Smithson discusses the importance of personal evangelism. To listen just click the play button above.

(Note:  The first few minutes of this recording are missing. The main lesson points remain.)

This is the second sermon on the subject of Bible Authority.  In this lesson, Bro. Smithson discusses the difference between AIDS in carrying out God’s will and ADDITIONS to God’s will.  An AID is something that assists in doing what God commands while an ADDITION goes beyond what God commands and is therefore not allowed. In this lesson Paul explains how to understand the difference and gives many excellent examples for your understanding.

You can listen to the sermon by clicking the play  button above.

You may also want to listen to other lessons from this series on authority.

* The Need for Bible Authority

* Respecting Authority; Aids and Additions

* Is God’s Silence Permissive or Non-Permissive?

* The Work and the Mission of the Church

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In this lesson, Brother Paul Smithson begins a series of lessons on faith based on the examples of faith in Hebrews chapter 11.  This first lesson looks at the example of the worship of Abel and the lessons we can apply to our own worship.

To listen to the sermon, just click the play button above.

You may also want to listen to the other sermons in this series:

1.  Abel and the Worship of Faith

2. Enoch and the Walk of Faith

3. Noah and the Work of Faith

 

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In this sermon, Paul Smithson discusses the need for Bible authority in all we do.

With plain examples he explains the three ways of establishing Bible authority.

* Direct Command

* Approved Example

* Necessary Inference.

To listen to this audio sermon, just click the play button above.

You may also want to listen to other lessons from this series on authority.

* The Need for Bible Authority

* Respecting Authority; Aids and Additions

* Is God’s Silence Permissive or Non-Permissive?

* The Work and the Mission of the Church

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