Luke 6:36-42 Introduction Last week we looked at the matchlessness of God’s forgiveness. We saw how gracious God is because even though we break His law, He forgives us when we repent. After the service last week someone came up to me and commented that if that is what God is like and if we are to become…

Week 1 of class on 1 Timothy. Covered chapter 1.

“Active Contention” Jude 20-25 This morning we conclude our study in the book of Jude. Early into it I was asked why it might take four weeks on a book with only one chapter. I now know why. There is much that needs to be unpacked. The letter is abounding in word pictures and indictments toward false…

Help! I’ve fallen Our section tonight covers this type of a situation, the one who has fallen as well as helping to carry one another’s burdens. We have come from walking in the Spirit (Gal5:16-19, 25-26) to fruitful grace (Gal5:22-23) now tonight we are looking at extending grace (Gal6:1-5). 25 If we…

Life can be full of problems and burdens that we must endure. We are also asked to carry the burdens of others in the midst of our own. How can we truly bear the burdens that are thrown at us. Let’s look at that subject today.

Trouble in the Text: Peter asked how many times should he forgive. Notes: Verse By Verse: Vs. 21 Up to seven times: A generous offer, but not enough for Jesus. Jesus suggests unlimited forgiveness by using the number seven, which often represents totality or completeness. Vs. 22 They should forgive continuously…

David learns that Saul and Jonathan had died. He will normally have sorrow for Jonathan for he was David's dear friend but how does he feel towards Saul's death?

Last week, we saw the people of God who are starving and thirsty for righteousness are blessed because they are and will be filled…completely satisfied…finding that satisfaction in Christ Alone. He is our righteousness. Again, our study #Blessed is about identifying what it means to be blessed, who is…

“If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault, between you and him alone. If he listens to you, you have gained your brother. But if he does not listen, take one or two others along with you, that every charge may be established by the evidence of two or three witnesses. If he refuses…