You Do Not Have To Stumble
In this lesson, Ron Buxton, by looking at Jude’s letter showed how Christians do not have to stumble.
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Why Do We Sing?
In this lesson, Ron Buxton addressed the subject of why we sing in worship of our heavenly Father.
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Messianic Prophecies in the Psalms (Part 2)
In this lesson, Ron takes us through the messianic prophecies as seen in the book of Psalms. This is part 2 of this study.
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Messianic Prophecies in the Psalms
In this lesson, Ron takes us through the messianic prophecies as seen in the book of Psalms.
read moreBrethren, the Time is Short
In this lesson, Ron Buxton talked about the importance of recognizing how short is our time.
read moreSmyrna: The Poor Church That Was Rich
We are told nothing about the beginning of the church in Smyrna; the book of Revelation contains the only mention of this church. Since Smyrna was about 35 miles north of Ephesus, it may have been established while Paul was in Ephesus (see Acts 19:10). Jesus brings no criticism against the church at Smyrna; He, instead, comforts them by assuring them that He was acquainted with their situation.
read moreThe Church That Fell Out Of Love
In Revelation 2:1-7 we have record of the letter Jesus dictated to the apostle John concerning the church of Ephesus. Jesus describes Himself as “He who…walks in the midst of…the seven churches” (2:1 with 1:20). This affirms His presence among local churches and the fact that He knows what’s going on in His churches.
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God’s Approved Pattern for Submission
The church at Ephesus was established during Paul’s second evangelistic journey. While Paul spent little time at Ephesus on his second journey, we know the church was established because Aquila and Priscilla and other brethren were there when Apollos came to Ephesus (See Acts 18:18-28). During Paul’s third evangelistic journey, he kept his promise to return to Ephesus and labored with the church for about three years.
read moreGod’s Approved Plan of Waiting for Jesus’ Return
The church at Thessalonica was established during Paul’s second evangelistic journey when some of the Jews “and a great multitude of devout Greeks” were persuaded that Jesus is the Christ predicted by the Old Testament Scriptures (see Acts 17:1-4).
In Paul’s first letter “to the church of the Thessalonians” he reminded them how they “turned to God from idols to serve the living and true God, and to wait for His Son from heaven…even Jesus who delivers us from the wrath
read moreLike Christ Our Model
In this lesson, brother Buxton discussed the importance of being like Christ as revealed by the Holy Spirit & how we can become more like Him.
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