A visit to Acts 2, the sermon on Pentecost, and the outcome.

What draws the line that puts us in favor or out of favor with our maker? We look back at some examples that make a loud statement in their actions that lead to God's actions.

A study in Acts 1 and the day of Pentecost. The Apostles were told to wait, this is that time.

The Church of Christ is known for not using instrumental music but voices only. While defending this practice, we ask if as much emphasis is put on singing with the spirit as much as the understanding (truth).

God's plan from before the beginning was to bring him back after the fall. Once man accepts that plan, can he lose that place, and be lost once again?

Nadab and Ibihu were taught a valuable lesson - costing them their lives. But the lessons taught don't stop there as their father was not allowed to stop duties of the tabernacle in order to tend to the death of two of his four sons.

We continue our thought from last visit on man struggling to obey, when things just don't align logically. Jeremiah was given a task that made little sense from his perspective, yet God opened his eyes to see the bigger plan.

God's plan for man existed before the creation. Man would fall, but there would be a plan to bring him back into a right relationship with his maker. What was preplanned or predetermined as part of that?

Man is logical, with the ability to reason, think, weigh options. While we are the most intelligent of God's creation, God is still far more superior than we can every imagine. We consider Isa 55 and look at some examples of when man's logic just didn't meet God's expectations.