The Bible reveals miracles, and it gives us examples so that we can understand acts of God in the human realm that transcend our experience or ability to otherwise explain. The Word of God also warns of false wonders designed to deceive.
Sermons
The Mystery of Salvation
Do you know what salvation is–and how to obtain it? Do you believe that you are already saved–or that your salvation is still in the future? Do you believe that salvation is a process? Do you think that salvation can be lost? WHY is there so much confusion about this most important question?
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Wholehearted
What Shall I Do?
The Bible records momentous events in the lives of individuals who had to make decisions to do or to not do things in their lives regarding following God’s way. For us, these lessons find application in our own lives and our opportunity to inherit eternal life.
Agility
4>Eric Rank | August 16, 2008
The Book of Malachi
The prophet Malachi addresses a regrettable situation in ancient Judah, but the book is also a prophecy for our time today. As ancient Judah had become indifferent, discontent, bored and unsatisfied, so we see today the same attitude towards God and His Law–even, to an extent, in the Church. We are to become zealous and dedicated Christians, rather than treating God’s requirements for us as a burden and contemptible.
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Sermonette by Eric Rank
Salt
Although salt is a common mineral, it has played an enormous role in history. Salt also plays an important part in our christian lives. Salt is the opposite of leaven. It helps to keep us pure from corruption. It’s important to remember that true christians are to be the salt of the earth.
Commitment
There are two important decisions that one makes in their lives which show commitment: baptism and marriage. Both correlate with each other since, to be married, we have to be baptized and receive God’s holy spirit. If we want to be in God’s kingdom, we need to receive His holy spirit and be married to Him so we can receive everlasting life.
The Good Samaritan
Why did Christ’s “Parable of the Good or Merciful Samaritan,” as recorded in Luke, chapter 10, have such a tremendous impact on the society of His time? What was so revolutionary and provocative about this parable, which teaches us how to love our neighbor? Why is it still so relevant and meaningful for us today? Who were the Samaritans? Do they still exist? Why did many of the Jews hate them so much? And how did Jesus show that He refused to be a part of that kind of antagonism and prejudice?
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