A Study of Manasseh and Amon
In this study of the Kings of Judah, we considered the reign of king Manasseh and king Amon. This study took place on November 29, 2016.
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What Does Your Spirit Need?
In this lesson, we talked about the primary needs of the individual’s spirit.
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Our Children and She Bears
Have you ever known a bratty, rebellious, and disobedient child? You know the child I am talking about. The child who does not listen to the teacher, who will go left when he is told to go right. This troublesome child is always cutting up, making jokes, and distracting the other students.
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Reasoning to Change
In this lesson, we talked about the importance of being convicted to repent and return to the Lord.
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For the Common Good
In this lesson, we talked about the work of the local church and everything being done for the common good.
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Are You Painting Over the Handwriting On The Wall?
Receiving bad news is nothing about which to smile, especially when it involves one’s own guilt or fault. I remember as a child the feeling of despair when my mother approached me, having learned of something I had done. With the look on my mother’s face, I saw the writing on the wall.
read moreA Study of Hezekiah
In this study of the Kings of Judah, we considered the reign of kings Hezekiah. This study took place on November 15, 2016.
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The Watchman
In this lesson, we talked about the importance of the role of the watchman in the life of a Christian.
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When God’s Grace Is Not Enough
In this lesson, we took a look at the lessons learned from King Jehoram.
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Avoid Distorted Gospels
In Galatians 1:1-5, the apostle Paul reminded the brethren of their deliverance “from this present evil age” by the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This deliverance was God’s will. Knowing the brethren were fully aware of this information, the apostle Paul was astonished as to how the brethren had “so quickly” deserted Jesus Christ, turning to a distorted gospel.
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