We have been studying the Old Testament by types. Thus far, we have studied Adam, Cain and Abel, Enoch, and Noah. What we have learned from them is this, among other things: Everyone of us was born with Adam’s nature and, thus, we will deal with sin in our lives...
Introduction: Last week we looked at God’s faithfulness. God is faithful as a person and if we strive to be faithful, we should compare ourselves to God who is the standard, and not compare ourselves to other men or women. Before we can talk about how faithfulness should look in...
What Our Adversary Causes Us To Do 1 Samuel 1:1-19 In this passage there is a man named Elkanah who has two wives. The wives names are Peninnah and Hannah. Peninnah has several children and Hannah has none. Elkanah is a godly man and goes to Shiloh to worship every...
Studies From Romans Lesson #6: Spiritual Baptism (Romans 6:1-10) In this passage we see a baptism being spoken of that connects us with the death of Jesus Christ. Often when people see the word baptism, they automatically think of water baptism but in this case, it is not water baptism...
What to do When You Hit the Wall (Psalm 77:1-20) In this sermon we will use this Psalm of Asaph to look at what we can do when we hit a wall. Most of our lives are built on the future in some way. There is always something that we...
Introduction: According to Webster’s dictionary Faithfulness is firmly adhering to duty; of true fidelity; loyal, true to allegiance. Everything about who God is and does is faithful, Deuteronomy 7:9 “Know therefore that the LORD thy God, he is God, the faithful God”. God’s faithfulness is the standard or the template...
The Blood that Speaks (Hebrews 12:22-24) The passage in Hebrews is dealing with things that are in heaven. One of the things referred to is the blood of sprinkling. This blood is said to speak better things than the blood of Abel. In this sermon we are going to look...
All Flesh is as Grass (Isaiah 40:6-8 ; 1 Peter 1:24-25) In this lesson we are looking at a type mentioned several times in the Bible, this type is comparing man to grass. Growing grass or having a lawn requires work. When we think about ourselves as servants of the...
The Athenians and strangers which were in Athens were known for spending their time hearing and telling “some new thing”. One of the things that makes something news is that it’s new. People want to talk about what’s new. They even greet you with this expression, “What’s new”? Here are...
Studies From Romans Lesson #5: The Atonement for Sin (Romans 5:1-11) In this lesson we are going to be looking at the word atonement. It is a great word, and it is only found one in the New Testament, in verse 11 of the passage for this study. We will...
