What it means to be a Christian

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 11)

If the tree is bad, so will its fruit be. A bad tree cannot produce good fruit; so, make the treegood and then its fruit will also be good. That, I believe, calls for further study, andthat is what I desire doing with you on this Lord’s Day.

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 10)

In an attempt to bring to a conclusion a 40-week study on the Ten Commandments, we
find ourselves looking at some significant theological truths that help us view all we have
learnt within a proper biblical perspective.

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 9)

We have come to the end of our study on the Ten Commandments. Forty messages in
which God by grace has given us His will. His revealed will for mankind laid down in Ten
Words on tablets of stone. Grace upon grace, mercy upon mercy, as God withholds
from us what we deserve and grants us in abundance what we do not deserve. How
good and how kind our God has been!

A Biblical perspective on the gift of tongues (Part 8)

Covetousness is at the heart of the violation of every single one of the
commandments including the tenth one. Covetousness is the illicit desire of wanting
things we may not have, especially when it belongs to others, and will often entice us
into other sins simply to get what we are wanting.

The Grace of God through the Resurrection of Christ – what a wonderful theme to be
contemplating together this morning at the conclusion of our celebrations of the death,
burial and resurrection of Christ.