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In this first look in the book of Acts, we get a brief introduction and look at its place in the Scriptures. Acts begins with Jesus' ascension into Heaven and the promise of the Holy Spirit's coming. (Text: Acts 1:1-11)Send us Fan Mail
What would our relationships, financial condition, and physical health look like if they all matched the health of our souls? In writing to his friend, Gaius, John gives us a glimpse into the characteristics of a healthy soul. (Text: 3 John v1-11)Send us Fan Mail
In the final chapter of 1 Corinthians, Paul gives specific instruction on the collection of money for needy saints as well as the receiving of visiting preachers. (Text: 1Cor 16)Send us Fan Mail
In John's letter to this anonymous lady, he expresses the importance of Christian love characterized by truth. He gives instruction regarding the treatment of false teachers who were trying to influence the local church. (Text: 2 John v. 1-13)Send us Fan Mail
In the fourth and final original Christmas song, we listen to Simeon's expressions of joy and satisfaction as he gazed into the face of Jesus. He was saying, "You're finally here, and You are everything we hoped You would be." (Text: Luke 2:29-32)Send us Fan Mail
Quite often an account or viewpoint of Christmas is limited to human perspective. Luke chapter 2 gives us a small but fascinating account of Christmas from the angel’s perspective, those creatures who witness the activities both in Heaven and down here on Earth. (Text: Luke 2:8-14)Send us Fan Mail
Paul uses a farming illustration to explain how the resurrection will take place (Text: 1Cor 15:35-38)Send us Fan Mail
In this first Christmas "song," Mary sings about God's goodness. In every circumstance of life, we have a choice to see only a problem or the goodness of God. (Text: Luke 1:46-55)Send us Fan Mail
Paul warns us of the foolishness and dangers of denying Christ's resurrection. (Text: 1Cor 15:29-34)Send us Fan Mail
In the final message of this series, we see a summary of the main lessons of the letter as well as 7 things we know because we know who Jesus is. (Text: 1 John 5:13-21)From the publisher's feed
Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York