Are we experiencing the glory of God like that of Moses? This morning we will review six questions that will help us to experience the glory of God.

God's people are forever safe because of the death and resurrection of our Lord. None will be lost, all his children are now and have forever been safe in electing Grace.

We are looking at the terms and a proper understanding of John 3 within the context. We in the modern times give meanings to words that at very much different than was meant at the time that Christ taught them. This is a review of some of those terms

The transition from the Old Covenant to the New is accentuated in this text. Christ is the authority over all and reveals to some his grace and to others he hides his grace. Salvation is of the Lord

Our culture has changed and it is harder for believers to navigate the cultural curves that challenge our Faith. Today I will give three ways from the Scripture to handle these cultural curves that we are going to face in this world.

Walking through the context of John 3 is necessary to get a proper understanding of what verse 16 means. It not what is commonly taught in most churches. We need to understand this teaching in the context of Jewish eyes and not modern globalism.

The Lord demonstrates great grace upon his people and in our salvation there is not question it must be Christ Sized Grace. *We do apologize for a word that is used in this message and we hope you are not greatly offended. Please remember our speaker is sometimes not familiar with some of the terms of our culture. He was corrected on the use of the word and has apologized for this error.

We continue in examining the qualifications of a Bishop in the Lord's churches. A careful choice of a church in the selection of a Bishop is crucial to it continued health and existence in the service of Christ.

In the first two sermons on this subject we have looked at the application and definition of faith, but this morning the very practical and necessary use of faith in our daily lives.

In verse 8 the "Preacher" introduces us to corruption and oppression in Civil Government. First on a local level which should be corrected by those of higher authority. If they don't do their job in correcting corruption then they are held accountable by that Great Judge who created all government