If we ask the average person, “Do you know Jesus Christ,” we will probably get a yes answer. The apostle Paul desired to know Christ, but he already did. What did he mean and let us ask if we really know Christ.

Through the death of Christ, one may live in obedience to His will. Let us consider some wonderful truths from a study in days gone by that are just as effective today reminding us of the loving, sacrificial death of Christ and its victory!

The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as the One Who came to fulfill the law. Let’s look at the purpose of the Old Testament and the New Testament.

The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast expresses His love as our Deliverer and Mediator.

The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast elaborates His love in that we needed a Savior.

The beloved hymn, “Why Did my Savior come to earth” asks the question. He loved us is the number one reason why but what else is embraced within His love for us? This broadcast looks at the Father’s will and the establishment of the kingdom, His church.

Concluding this special study from the late Franklin Camp, we finish a most important subject—that being unity in Christ. Part two examines the place of unity; the product of unity and the practice of unity.

From God’s simple way of salvation to a special article about husband and wife; let’s think on these things wherein love is expressed to mankind and to one another

Taking a study from Acts 27, let us parallel some spiritual meaning and application as we battle with the trials and troubles—“storms” of life.

It is said “attitude determines altitude.” Having a good spirit about something is always profitable. Paul instructs Timothy of the proper spirit in three specific areas, thus our study today.