Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Consider the examples set before us in the Bible of those who consistently prayed to God. See how they needed Him, and diligently spoke with God throughout the day. May we develop the habits that they had and never forget to pray.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
In times of pain or frustration, many become bitter. We may say that life isn’t fair and that we don’t understand why some who do evil are prospering. But have we seen it from God’s perspective?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
It’s one thing to talk of righteousness, it’s another to live it. Balaam spoke of dying the death of the righteous, but can we do that without first living it?
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 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 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 Norman Sewell.
The Lord will come again and receive us in the clouds for the Day of Judgment, but until then, what is it that we’re supposed to be doing until He comes again?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Starting off with the example of God calling Samuel, this lesson explores whether God calls us, and if so, will we be listening?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
This lesson considers the resurrection of the dead and how Jesus’ blood washes us, makes us clean, and worthy to be arrayed eternally in the symbolic “robes of white”.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Contentment suggests being satisfied with things. It doesn’t suggest apathy. This lesson considered how we must guard against apathy, learn contentment, and understand where true contentment is found.
