Free Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis

It seems that party rivalries even in churches can be traced all the way back to the days of John the Baptist in John chp. 3. How precious and how rare is the spirit that John the Baptist manifests when he says with regard to Christ -He must increase, but I must decrease.- In this study we consider---1. The ways in which He must Increase--2. The ways in which We must Decrease--3. How these two things are Connected

Can this be- - a Savior filled with righteous indignation driving out the animals from the temple and turning over the tables of the money changers- This is hard for some people to imagine who think of Christ only in terms of the meek and lowly Jesus. And yet there are very important lessons to be learned from this account of Christ's zeal. In this study we focus on two such lessons.

What a challenge a preacher faces when he's directed to speak of that which is -unspeakable.- The reference is, of course, to Christ. He's God's unspeakable gift. In this study we consider how the gift of Christ is unspeakable --1. In terms of it's value- --2. In terms of its benefits--3. In terms of its durability--4. In terms of its contrast to what we deserve. -- You should find yourself compelled to say after listening to this message -Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift.-

This is the final message from the Reforming Families Conference. The conference theme was -Finding Joy in a Gloomy World.-

This is the first Saturday morning message from the Reforming Families Conference. The conference theme was -Finding Joy in a Gloomy World.-

This is the Friday evening message from the Reforming Families Conference. The conference theme was -Finding Joy in a Gloomy World.-

This is the Friday morning message from the Reforming Families Conference. The conference theme was -Finding Joy in a Gloomy World.-