Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Study the Word
The author of the Bible is the Holy Spirit, and we must allow the Holy Spirit to interpret it for us. We must get acquainted with the author by reading the Bible regularly and understanding its context. We should also concentrate on the meaning of individual words and allow the words to mean what they…
The Bible is proven to be verbally inspired by God through the fulfillment of numerous prophecies throughout history. This includes Cyrus the Great becoming ruler of nations and freeing the captive people of God (Isaiah 44, 45); the rebuilding of Jerusalem and its temple (Isaiah 45); the destruction of Tyre and its transformation into a…
The King James Version (KJV) is used by many for several reasons related to the preservation and accuracy of God’s word. First, the Old Testament was preserved through priests and scribes, while the New Testament was preserved through believers in the churches. Second, the KJV is based on the traditional text of the New Testament,…
To effectively study the Bible, we must approach it with attention, understanding, and a willingness to receive its teachings. First, it is essential to read the Bible regularly and attentively, allowing its words to penetrate our hearts and minds. Second, we must concentrate on the meaning of individual words and passages, avoiding misinterpretations and carefully…
The Bible is of paramount importance in our lives. It provides us with spiritual nourishment, guidance, salvation, and comfort. The Bible is our only source of knowledge about God, the future, faith, and salvation. It gives us peace and discernment, helping us avoid sin and false teachings. Studying and memorizing scripture helps us grow and…
The Bible, the infallible Word of God, stands as an enduring testament to divine guidance and instruction for leading a righteous life. Its survival through historical and cultural challenges points to its divine origin. Despite skepticism, the Bible’s influence and enduring presence attest to its divine inspiration. It is not merely a collection of history…
Have you ever lost something? Most of us have, but how about losing Jesus? We have a great need to be close to him and in His Word as we strive to make Christ first in our lives. Join us as we study together from Luke 2:41-52.
To have more of God’s love, we must also learn what we are not to love. Join us as we study the Word of God from 1 John 2:15-17.
Do you want more answers from God? Are you spending time in His Word? Join us as we study the importance of seeking God and His answers from Matthew 7.
Discernment is a critical part of life. Will you discern who is trustworthy? Who will be a faithful friend? How much more is it important to the life of the Christian? Join us as we study the Word of God in Hebrews 5.