Monthly Archives: January 2012

People today are confronted with a problem that God never intended that they have. That problem is: “What church should I become a member of?”  One man, filling out a contract, was asked, “Church Preference?”  He filled in the blank … Continue reading →

How to be saved: Be crucified with Christ 1.    A missionary who worked in Argentina slightly altered the information in Mt. 2819. 2.    He said:   “I kill you, in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.” IF WE … Continue reading →

Do you need to know Greek to be saved?  No.  Thousands of people have become fine Christian–saved people–and left this earth without knowing anything about the Greek New Testament. In our day, with advances such as the Internet, a basic … Continue reading →

“Whosoever believeth in Him…” (John 3:16) But do we REALLY believe? A. Do we really believe that no one can serve two Masters? (Matthew 6:24). Then why is our Christianity subject to our own personal interest? B. Do we really … Continue reading →

One of the most amazing books in the New Testament is Romans.  The book of Romans is a book that talks about “salvation.”  Paul spoke about being “saved” from God’s wrath” (Rom. 5:9) and his desire for Jewish people to … Continue reading →

IT IS AT THE END OF THE LORD’S LIFE WHERE WE ENCOUNTER THE “CROSS.” a)    The cross of Christ is a major Bible theme; all roads in the Bible lead to the cross, the act which allows man to be … Continue reading →

1)    The word “in” is a common word in the New Testament; it occurs more than 2,800 times. a)    The references that we give this morning will obviously be few compared to what could be given. b)    We will look … Continue reading →

1)    In 2 Cor 4:13 Paul said, “I believed, therefore did I speak.” 2)    A characteristic of God’s people is that they believe and therefore they speak. 3)    Today (Easter) is a day when a lot of people are thinking … Continue reading →

The answer to this question is YES!  If a saved person does “sever” himself from Christ (Gal. 5:4), he may still come back to God and again embrace the salvation he lost.  Jesus made this clear in places like Lk. … Continue reading →