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What Jesus Christ wanted to accomplish – audio Bible study
There were many things God wanted to accomplish in Jesus Christ. This touches on a few. At the 1:03 mark we had a couple new visitors come in. Lord bless you.
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What salvation is and is not – audio Bible study
Salvation cost God His Son, and Christ His life. He did it out of love, and in hope of people who would recognize the full weight of this, and respond in kind. His grace is the enablement. Being born again is just the start. May the Lord bless you
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How God rebuked the Christians when the roots of denominationalism began – 1 Corinthians 1 – audio
The call for Christ’s assembly unified under His one Spirit, in the teaching of the apostles, was not considered optional or a suggestion. It was first called for by the Lord (John 17:20-23) and reiterated by the apostles whose goal was to establish a witness and testimony that – if people obeyed – would demonstrate with great effectiveness that God was among them. When the Corinthians began breaking into sub-sects – or factions, or divisions – the root of today’s denominationalism – the apostle Paul was greatly upset and wrote them saying not to do it. Lord bless you.
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The practical and direct admonitions of James 4&5 – audio
Despite the unfortunate fact that Martin Luther doubted the inspiration of the Epistle of James, it is acknowledged as God’s practical word to His people. Here we finish up our walkthrough of the epistle from 4:7 to the end. May the Lord bless you!
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Being a disciple of Jesus Christ – sermon audio
Modern Evangelicalism and related American-born versions of the Christian faith have been said to have simplified the formula of becoming a Christian, but the New Testament tells a different story. The Lord Jesus Christ and His chosen apostles wanted disciples who would represent the kingdom of God in Spirit and truth. In the course of His teaching, Jesus laid down several conditions to being a true Christian. A Christians is by extension a “disciple” and it is a life covenant. This sermon goes over a few of the major points mostly quoting Jesus, along with a few other biblical passages. May the Lord bless you!
