“Then Moses said to Aaron, ‘Take your censor and put incense in it, along with burning coals from the altar, and hurry to the assembly to make atonement for them. Wrath has come out from the Lord; the plague has started.’” Numbers 16:46 Korah, Dathan and Abiram confronted Moses and Aaron, opposing their leadership. They …
Numbers 16 gives us a horrible story of how many people were punished for their actions. However, the story is also one of mercy. God is a merciful God and he desires us to show mercy to those around us as well. Please listen to see what we can learn about mercy from Numbers 16.
We know from Scripture that God wants us to live a life without sin. I would like to bring this lesson down to earth and ask a simple question that should help anyone appreciate God’s desire for us to live sin free. The question we are going to ask, and I am going to answer …
The key text for this lesson is Galatians 6:9-10. Paul encourages them not to become weary in doing good. As we read through the New Testament, we will see quickly that it was becoming of a Christian to be busy doing good. I believe even today, for the world to see the love of God …
This video is recorded from the U.P. of Michigan looking over the Whitefish Bay where many ships have been lost. We are going to look at Acts 27 and see how God pushes the ship Paul is on out to the open waters of the Mediterranean Sea. What God was doing was the mystery; but …
Said simply, we need to encourage one another. When you read through stories of the early church, you realize quickly that they depended on one another and the support and encouragement they received from each other. It is important for each of us and those around us that we are encouraging one another. And as …
This is our first week as we are able to worship in the building. I thought it to be appropriate to look at Psalm 122 where David said, “I was glad when they said to me, ‘Let us go into the house of the Lord.’” In this lesson I challenge our priorities that we might …
We have spent the last few weeks answering the question: “What Must I Do?” This is the final part. We will cover many stories in the New Testament that show that the early church thought baptism to be essential for salvation. This lesson expounds on that very point. Image is from: https://yrm.org/what-must-i-do-to-be-saved/
We have looked at the first few steps, answering the question, “What Must I do?”But now we must discuss repentance. Peter tells the people in Acts 2 that they must repent and be baptized to receive forgiveness and the gift of the Holy Spirit. Repentance is required for salvation. Image is from: https://yrm.org/what-must-i-do-to-be-saved/
The biggest question you can ever ask is, “What must I do to be saved?” The last two weeks we looked at how we have to believe in God and in Jesus Christ. This week, we are going to see how you have to confess Jesus as Lord. The key passages will be from Matthew …
