Are we given liberty to worship the Lord as we please? By what authority do we have to sing with musical instruments? We will show that this is not an oddity, but a matter of conviction based upon what God has authorized.
Singing is the fifth and final action in worship. Does the New Testament authorize singing in worship? Does the Lord limit singing to vocal music only in worship or does He approve the use of instruments? Does it even matter? We will present two lessons on the subject.
Is preaching a part of the worship service? Our singing and praying involve worship so why not preaching? Paul describes his preaching with worship language. Let’s look at this closely.
Some look upon taking up a collection at church just as a matter of convenience. Paul denies this and describes it as an act of worship. If it is an act of worship, we must all participate. Let’s explore this vital subject.
Jesus spoke concerning the Spirit when He said, From the believer’s inner being will flow rivers of living water. Let’s explore the dynamics of the Spirit’s actions in this verse (Jn 7:38).
The Personal Indwelling of the Holy Spirit means many things to many people. We must limit ourselves to what the Scriptures say rather than feelings or opinions. Let’s explore this together.
In this lesson we will offer some Biblical texts showing what it does and does not mean.
To understand the Spirit’s Role in Jesus’ birth and Life, one must understand His deity and what was required for God to become human. We will attempt to unwrap these points for our appreciation of the incomparable gift of God’s Son.
We established that the Spirit of God is a personality and not the power from God. In this lesson we will examine the evidence for the Spirit’s deity as one of the three persons in the godhead.
At baptism we are promised the Holy Spirit. But what or who is the Spirit? There are some who deny the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit and a personal indwelling. We begin a four part series in this lesson exploring the nature and work of the Holy Spirit.