Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
This lesson considers what God first taught the Israelites about enjoying peace with Him, and how this relates to Christ. The peace offering was a very unique offering, with an unusual but significant aspect to it.
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Sermon by Norman Sewell.
What an important exercise of the mind it is to ponder that Jesus died for ME. This lesson helps make personal the death, resurrection, ascension, and return of Jesus.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
In this lesson, we consider the elementary concepts that God taught to the Israelites concerning their new daily walk with Him, and how this applies to us under the covenant of Christ.
Sermon by Trevor Campbell.
This lesson discusses the need for each and every true Christian to be an active piece in evangelism.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
An advocate is a helper, one “called to one’s side.” For Christians, when we sin, we have an advocate: Jesus.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
Mordecai’s famous words to Esther “Perhaps you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this”, is a reprimand to Esther, to cause her to overcome her fear in order to do what she could to help save others. Today, we find ourselves with the same echo of words for our lives: are we here today for such a time as this?
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
There are many lessons to be learned near the boundary of Mount Sinai in Exodus 19, but the greatest lesson of all is that the shaking Mount gave way to an unshakeable mountain in Christ.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
It is clear that Jesus came in the flesh to defeat Satan. It is also clear that our part in this fight is not over.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
Where do we draw the line between living in this world and being totally devoted to God? Does there really need to be a line? Is there a harmony between undivided devotion to God while handling the business of life? This lesson examines how to be devoted to God while living in a busy world.
Sermon by Trevor Campbell.
This lesson takes us on the up-and-down journey of the Israelite’s faith in God, and what this means for our lives.