Let's consider a word that has been camouflaged in our world today. What does repentance entail and what dangers exist when we ignore one of God's direct commands?

We take a different approach to the same question we posed last week. Adam and Eve believed in God but what happened when they stopped believing God? We have an example of another individual that battled to believe what was asked - Naaman. He was an honorable man, highly esteemed yet he had leprosy. He was presented the opportunity to be cleansed yet the cure did not fit his expectations. 

You believe in God - but do you believe God?

The Psalmist recorded that the fool has said in his heart there is no God. What does this entail? We give consideration during this week's visit.

This is the complete lesson that was presented here a while back in three different lessons. This podcast is a recording of this topic that I presented at a Gospel Meeting at the Ben Church of Christ recently. We hope you find a place for this among your studies and consideration. It was a great study for me and I believe you will find it beneficial as well. Thank you again for your interest!

This topic was covered on this podcast in a shorter version. This is a recording of a lesson on the pattern of cleanliness from the Gospel Meeting held at the Ben Church of Christ. This was a most interesting study for me that I greatly benefitted from. We do hope this finds a good place among your studies and conversations. 

The amount of details, data, and sheer facts in the existence of God is not overwhelming and to the point, we have no choice but to believe, however, might that not be part of God's plan after all? Let's look at some of what exists and consider the evidence that is enough to believe and establish our faith in the unanswered.

Having looked at the God-given pattern for worship using music in the Old Testament in part one, we continued last lesson into the New Testament focussing on the changes and differences that the new covenant brought. Today, we look at a historical perspective and how early historians and related viewed these changes. 

We continue our study on the pattern God gave for music. Our previous study looked at the pattern given in the Old Testament. We follow that into the New Testament in this lesson.

There is a pattern of cleansing leading from the Old Testament into the New Testament. Let's take a look at the shadow of the old and apply to what it points towards in the new.

Music is one of the components of Worship? Do we have a pattern which God gave to follow? This is the first part of a three-part series. We look into the Old Testament to see how God was worshipped with music.