Precious Promises 11 August 2013 AM – Romans 8:10-17 – Romans – Scott Childs Introduction: When I was a little boy, my brother and I slept over one night at my Granddad’s house. He promised to take us to town and buy us our own bottle of cool drink. That was a big deal in […]
Cherish Marriage 4 August 2013 PM – Genesis 2:24 – Home Builders – Scott Childs Introduction: I have entitled this series “Home Builders” because we are going to study and learn from the lives of several couples in the Bible who built up their homes (and a few who tore down their homes). This series […]
Because of our daily spiritual conflict (Ro 7), some Christians fear that if they do a bad sin, they will lose their salvation and God will condemn them to hell. Perhaps you have felt that way at times. Is it true? No it is not. Let me show you why. Transition We are going to […]
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Our Love for Christ 21 July 2013 PM – John 21:15-25 – Scott Childs Introduction: Love is giving of us to meet the needs of another. It is sacrificing for another. It is setting aside personal agenda to aid another. Loving Christ is giving, sacrificing, and setting aside in order to do what He needs […]
Spiritual Conflict 21 July 2013 AM – Romans 7:14-25 – Scott Childs Introduction: When I was a teenager, we occasionally played a game called “Capture the Flag.” It was a military type game played in a field or wooded area. The object was to sneak into the enemy’s territory, capture their flag, and get back […]
Wanders Welcomed 14 July 2013 PM – John 21:1-14 – Scott Childs Introduction: There was a certain man who had faithfully attended church for many years. Then he became lax and stopped coming to the services. The pastor was burdened for his spiritual welfare, so one day he called in his home. The man invited […]
Is God’s Law Friend or Foe? 14 July 2013 AM – Romans 7:1-13 – Scott Childs Introduction: When someone knocks on your door late at night, if you are like most people, before you open the door you will ask “Who’s there?” You want to know if the person on the other side is friend […]
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