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Trying to Get to Heaven—One Day at a Time
If you missed our recent gospel meeting with Lowell Sallee, you can listen to his lessons at the links below. We hope you will take to heart Brother Sallee’s encouragement to make your journey to heaven a diligent, daily walk. |
One of the most poignant passages of all Scripture is the 22nd Psalm with its poetic preview of the sufferings the Messiah would experience on the cross. We invite you to think carefully on the inspired words of David as he prophetically proclaimed the Christ and His sufferings—it may just change your life.
On the left-hand side of our home page you will find an invitation to "Study With Us," and if you leave the home page by clicking on any of the links you will still find an invitation to "Study With Us" at the top of every page. Have you wondered why we place so much emphasis on studying the Bible? Perhaps you have thought about contacting us to receive the free correspondence course or even to request a personal study, yet something has kept you from submitting your request. Please consider eight great truths about the word of God that should help you more deeply appreciate your need to know that marvelous book called the Bible.
Opportunities to sin abound and the pressures placed on young people to give in to the lusts of the flesh are tremendous, but please don’t do it. Others have been able to overcome and you can, too. Listen to the story of Joseph, and we believe he will help you overcome temptation with both motivation and practical instruction in how to deal with the fiery darts of Satan.
James described the tongue as "an unruly evil, full of deadly poison" capable of defiling the whole body (James 3:8, 6), and Jesus warned that improper use of the tongue would bring us into condemnation (Matthew 12:34-37). However, we could turn to other passages such as Romans 10:8-17; Ephesians 4:29; et al and read that the tongue can be used in very positive ways to edify, evangelize, give thanks, confess Christ, etc. In this brief study we want to consider some things Proverbs has to say about this "little member" and hopefully be spurred to give more careful thought to our speech and its power for both good and evil.