The church's primary responsibility is to bring glory and praise to The Almighty God. There is no greater way to bring glory to God than to live in harmony with God. This requires holding fast the doctrine of the Word of God against the many attacks launched against God's church.

Biblical hope is not temporal, wishful, or futuristic. No, it is an expectation that is divinely tethered to God's promises. This Biblical hope has a definite impact on how the believer views life.

Not only should the believer be in submission in the political arena, in the home, and in the marriage, believers are to be in submission one to another in the church. The command is clear--be of one mind.

Much time is given to show the preservation of the Greek New Testament text referred to as the Textus Receptus. But how did God preserve the Old Testament? God used His chosen people, Israel, to keep His Word for all generations.

Every believer, male or female, is equal in the sight of God. God does not bless one over the other, neither does he require more of one over the other. We all must give an account for what we have done for Him on this earth. The full sermon can be found at https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/73023174334172

Absalom had been blessed by God with great talents and ability to be used to bring God glory. Instead, this man chose to live for himself rather than for God. There are many lessons we can learn from the life of Absalom and David that will aid us in our walk with God.

It's your turn to forgive others like Christ forgave you.

How can a believer have a secure mind in the midst of trials and tribulations? It takes faith in God who has directed these trials in our lives. He leads us through trials to sanctify us for His glory.

It may be easy to go down our own path, but like Abraham we need to follow God. There are many distractions in life, but as we draw nigh to God, He will draw nigh to us!

There was no man better prepared to print the Greek New Testament than Desiderius Erasmus. His training and teachers prepared him for this monumental task. In his work, Erasmus held to the veracity of Scriptures over the traditions of the Catholic church. It was this stand that allowed him to correctly compile the Word of God.