We begin learning about God’s grace in the Book of Genesis, particularly in the account of the flood. The peoples of the world abounded in wickedness to the degree that every thought was only evil continually, but one man “found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Gen. 6:5-8). Noah, a “preacher of righteousness,” was saved from the flood by the grace…
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Sermons on Acts (Page 5)
In the book of Psalms you will see the word “trust” being used on a repeated basis. As we consider the idea of trust from the book of Psalms we will notice the different aspects of trust. For example in Psalm 112:7 we read about reliant trust. A heart that is fixed on trusting God is a reliant heart and a reliant…
Why Be a Christian May 15, 2016 In Isaiah 62:1-2, Jehovah God promised to give His people a new name. We see this promise fulfilled in the book of Acts when those who obeyed the gospel were called Christians (Acts 11:26; 26:28). Sadly, this divinely bestowed title has been traded in for sectarian designations given by men, many of which are not…
The Suffering Savior April 3, 2016 In Acts chapter eight, we learn of the evangelist Philip’s interaction with an Ethiopian man whose curiosity was sparked by Isaiah’s writings about the silent sufferer in Isaiah 53. Beginning from this Scripture, Philip “preached unto him Jesus” (Acts 8:35). First, Isaiah revealed that the word that best describes the man of Isaiah 53 is “insignificant.”…
This is to show an example of a video we could do. The video I have attached is from a different church, just as an example of what we can do. First explain about New Testament Church of Christ, then Lake Country Church of Christ. See also the sample PDF. That is to show, for example, we could make a PDF that is a brochure for visitors to print out if they want, and/or for anyone to print and give to a friend.
Acts Chapter 24
1.There is a standard of Right and Wrong
2.Righteousness and Temperance
3.The Judgment to Come