Since the Sabbath is commanded in the Ten Commandments shouldn’t we as Christians observe the Sabbath? Is Sunday now the Christian Sabbath? These questions are answered from God’s word.
In this second sermon we will look at infant baptism and the efforts to support this practice. We will also address the place of baptism in God’s plan.
This question cannot be answered by experiences alone. We must examine the scriptures to answer it for us. Part of the difficulty is our inability to distinguish the supernatural miracles and providential acts. What is clear from God’s word is no human is given the power to perform miracles.
This question cannot be answered by experiences alone. We must examine the scriptures to answer it for us. Part of the difficulty is our inability to distinguish the supernatural miracles and providential acts. What is clear from God’s word is no human is given the power to perform miracles.
The first prophecy of Christ is Genesis 3:15. The enmity between Satan and the seed of woman suggests the future effort of Satan to prevent the crushing blow from Christ the seed of woman. We will explore this effort of Satan to prevent this throughout biblical history in this message.
What does the Bible say concerning the time of man’s appearance on this planet? Did the universe exist billions of years before man’s appearance? How do we answer those who say “Yes” to the latter question? We will explore these questions in this message.
What is so significant about “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth”? It is easy to pass over the verse in light of six days of creation. We will explore the profound truths hidden in these ten words.
As we continue this study of Genesis 1:1, we will notice that it teaches monotheism and that He is a Personal God who had a plan and we are part of that plan. The application of this is uplifting and enriching!
Some have pointed to Exodus 21:22-24 as support for the view that the unborn baby is not treated as a person. A few translations lend support to this idea. But what does the Hebrew really tell us? We will examine their arguments and show that the Old Testament does not lend support for such a practice.
Our Founding Fathers believed that the Providence of a Benevolent God established our nation. Are we fulfilling His plans? Are we as Christians participating in this divine plan? Will the righteousness of Christians save this country? Will the wickedness cause its fall? Let’s explore these questions.