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Fill the Void
We assemble each week to worship God, but at the same time, we are spiritually encouraged. Hebrews 10:24-25 reads, “let us consider how to stimulate one another to love and…
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Compassion
Compassion is an essential element of Christianity. Christ had compassion for those around Him, God has compassion for each of us, and we should have and demonstrate compassion in our…
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Features v. Flaws
Christians choose and are often required to live, act, and speak differently than the world around us. We strive to live guided by the “wisdom of God” (1 Cor. 1:24),…
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Legislating Morality
Have you ever heard it said that “You can’t legislate morality”? Sounds good, but if it is ever taken to its logical conclusion, it would mean that we could never…
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Because I Can?
As our culture changes, God’s word remains the same. We live in a nation that grants incredible freedoms to its citizens and while some of those freedoms have become limited…
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Who Will We See In Heaven?
In our Wednesday night study, we recently discussed whether or not we will have the ability to recognize others in heaven. Will we? We are more than just a physical…
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The Benefits of Membership
There are several benefits to being a member of a congregation of the Lord’s church. In years past, the invitation at the end of each sermon would often include an…
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Two Paths
James 1:15 provides what is sometimes called “The Life-Cycle of Sin.” The verse tells us, “Then when lust is conceived, it gives birth to sin; and when sin is accomplished,…
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Paul’s Inspired Description of Christ
In 1 Corinthians 1:30, Paul writes, “But by His [God’s] doing you are in Christ Jesus, who became to us wisdom from God, and righteousness and sanctification and redemption…” Think…
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What Do You See?
In our Wednesday evening class, we have been studying through the book of Acts. For the last several weeks, we have journeyed along with Paul from his conversion, through three…