Sometimes God gives his people what they ask for, even when what they ask for is not good for them.

What do people mean when they speak of being "in Christ"? The bible use the phrase in multiple ways.

We find five important points emphasized in the account of the man healed in John 5.

There are personal lessons that we can glean from a flyover of the history of Israel from the time of Joshua to the captivity. This sermon addresses the matter of how Israel ended up with an earthly King in the first place.

Holiness is closely related to the topic of sanctification, which we've been exploring as we search the scriptures together after lunch on the 3rd Sunday of the month. As such, holiness must be rightly divided between God's holiness and the holiness of lifestyle that to which we are exhorted.

We often speak of quickening (regeneration) but the bible also speaks of "requickening." In fact, the majority of the time when the bible speaks of quickening it is NOT speaking of regeneration as it does in Colossians and Ephesians. Psalm 119 is the song of "requickening" which is a revival and renewal of zeal for those who have already been quickened unto divine life by regenration.

Brother Randy Rogers opens services with a reading from Romans 5 and a few other verses and Elder Samons continues with a closer look at the rare gem gospel truth found in Romans 5 that is so little understood among professing Christians in our time.

Elder Phelan pulls some lessons out of the first Corinthian letter.

Observations on commitment from the life of Joseph and the example of Christ.

A few thoughts from James that I did not hit in my previous "final" sermon.