Mulvane Church Of Christ Sermons

There is good reason that the Hebrew writer told us not to "forsake your own assembling together." We trust that all of God's instructions are ultimate for our good, but we also understand that sometimes we don't understand what that good is. In the case of assembling together for worship and Bible study their is obvious good. Good in regard to the Lord, in regard to others and in regard to ourselves. 

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As studying the Red Sea crossing from the perspective of the Egyptians who perished and the Israel who was saved, we now look at the the crossing from the perspective of God, and seeing what His actions were to save His people and bring glory to His name. 

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An examination of Exodus 14 - the story of the Red Sea Crossing. We see what the scriptures say about the Egyptians, who with hardened hearts, sought to destroy recapture their former slaves and with hindered by God and destroyed. And we examine the people of Israel, as their confidence is quickly overcome by fear, but God delivers them which leads them to believe and to sing. 

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The question, "How do I get closer to God" is often asked, but is actually seldom addressed in the New Testament. In this study, Don examines that concerns that are dealt with in scripture and the things help us build a real relationship with God, and also the reverential distance that is between God and even His most dedicated servants. 

An examination of 2 Cor. 5 & 6, considering how and why God's people are to keep separate from the sins of world and the great promises rooted in the Old Testament that God has given to those who do. 

Since God requires us to have faith to please Him, what happens when we don't have it. In this study, we examine on what basis we have and develop faith, and how the weakening and rejection of faith are seldom based on impartial examination of the evidence. 

The first sermon from our 2017 Gospel Meeting with Don Bunting.  In this sermon, he examines that questions and concerns that arise from our trust and confidence that we are living by faith and hoping for salvation in Jesus Christ, but so few around us share that faith. How do we respond to concerns that so many are wrong and lost while we have hope that we are not.