We are excited to study the One Word series . In this series we hope to share an opportunity to gain a better understanding and an opportunity to tune our hearts with God’s grace. When it comes to a better understanding through the study of One Word, we will give attention to words that will increase our understanding of: The Big Picture, Christian Character, Last Things, Our Relationships, God’s Church, Our Faith His Word, Life’s Challenges, Our Salvation, and God’s Nature.
When it comes to tuning our hearts with God’s grace our hearts will be spiritually enriched.
Jesus said, The good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth what is good; and the evil man out of the evil treasure brings forth what is evil; for his mouth speaks from that which fills his heart.
This study of important words from God’s Word, will store good treasures in the hearts of those who listen. Hearts filled with the Ancient Words will magnify Christ and the church through Christian living.
During this series of lessons, which take place every Sunday evening throughout this year, we will be using a book that has been put together from onewordstudy.com.
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How would you sum up your mission, focus, purpose, and devotion in life? People will sometimes draft a motto for life. My motto in life has been for several years…
Most of the Old Testaments uses of the word "confess" occurs in the sense of acknowledging who God is (praise), acknowledging what God has done (thanksgiving), and acknowledging sin (confession).…
The Parable of the Talents is another parable which Jesus uses to illustrate a truth about the kingdom of heaven. In the previous parable we encountered ten virgins, in this…
Repentance is "sorrow". 2 Corinthians 7:9-10 shows that repentance is an outcome of sorrow. Sorrow leads to repentance; sorrow itself is not repentance That repentance is "a changed life". Some…
When most of us hear the word “watchman” our minds produce an image of a single individual who is given the responsibility to keep guard during the lonely hours of…
God expects us to use our minds (Matthew 22:36-38; John 8:32) We do not have to commit "intellectual suicide" in order to have faith. A weak faith is the result…
Many of us as parents have had a child who promised to do something which we told them to do, but never did. They may have explained away their failure…
“Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it; redeemed by the blood of the lamb.” When we look at who God is and who Jesus is and all they have done…
You and I have always heard it called “the parable of the workers (laborers) in the vineyard,” but this title assumes that the workers are the focus of the parable.…
Our word for tonight is Kingdom. God's Kingdom has a past, present and future dimension. Listen along as we discuss these as we learn more about the word "Kingdom."
