In the Beginning God – Genesis 1:1

In the Beginning God 26 January 2014 AM – Genesis 1:1 – Gen 14 – Scott Childs Introduction: Read text. The word “genesis” means “origin” or “beginning.” In the book of Genesis we learn about the origin of the universe, life, man, marriage, evil, language, government, culture, nations, religion, and God’s chosen people. Henry Morris […]

Closing Remarks – Romans 16:1-27

Closing Remarks 19 January 2014 – Romans 16:1-27 – Romans – Scott Childs Introduction: We have heard the saying, “Good to the last bite.” Well that is true of Paul’s letter to the Romans as well. Here in the last bite of his letter, he closes with another good challenge. Transition: As we look at […]

Right Actions – Romans 15:14-33

Right Actions 12 January 2014 – Romans 15:14-33 – Romans – Scott Childs Introduction: In the book of James we read these words, “But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.” Self-deception is the greatest deception. God will reward Christians for what they DO, not for what they […]

Jesus Became a Servant – Romans 15:8-13

The theme of the book of Romans is God’s Righteousness. As Paul finishes the section on soul liberty, he also wraps up the entire epistle on God’s righteousness. Harry Ironside describes this section in this way. “Properly speaking the epistle as such – the treatise on the righteousness of God – is brought to a […]

Refocus – 2 Peter 3:1-13

Refocus 29 December 2013 AM – 2 Peter 3:1-13 – Scott Childs Introduction: There is nothing worse than a blurry photo. The content of the photo may have been very special, but if the photo is not in focus, it is not worth keeping. Most cameras today, when used correctly, automatically focus. In years gone […]

Jesus Came into the World – 1 Timothy 1:15

Jesus Came into the World 22 December 2013 AM – 1 Timothy 1:15 – Scott Childs Introduction: I recently read the following statement on an Australian web blog. “For Christians, December 25 has long presented the birth of their Son of God and Saviour… But does this mean only Christians should celebrate Christmas, as this […]