As we celebrate Father’s Day, our focus is going to be on Biblical Manhood [by way of the first man Adam], and his failures as the spiritual leader of his family. We will examine: • How God established man’s leadership • How man [Adam] was to take the lead in his family • How man [Adam] failed to lead his family • How man [Adam] failed to take responsibility • How there would be a struggle between man and woman – in leading and following in the marriage • Conclusion • Speaker

In Matthew 12, Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees on three occasions. In the process, Jesus warns them that blaspheming the Holy Spirit is the only unforgivable sin. We will examine: • The context behind Jesus’ warning to the Pharisees • The definition of blaspheme • How the Pharisees reached the point of blaspheme • What Jesus says about forgiveness • How blaspheme of Holy Spirit is not a single event • The encouragement and warning in Jesus’

There are many doctrines that have caused splits in the church over the centuries. None more so than the doctrine of “Once Saved Always Saved.” We will examine: • How salvation in Christ is eternal: not a one-time ritual • How branches can be removed from the vine • How we are given repeated warnings about departing • How Jesus emphasized the importance of enduring • How Paul uses himself as an example of the possibility of be a castaway • How Peter gives his own example of t

In Matthew 16, Jesus asks two important questions concerning our soul’s salvation – and following Him. We will examine: • How Jesus calls us to a life of Christ-centered discipleship • How Jesus contrasts the temporary vs. eternity • How Jesus puts the warning in the form of questions • Things that are not our most valuable possessions • The value of your soul • Conclusion • Speaker: Bro. Richard (Min.) • Scripture(s): Matthew 16:24-2

In Deut. 32, God commanded Moses to go up to the mount Nebo. It was there, God showed Moses all the land of Canaan – the land he would not enter. We will examine: • Moses’ call for a specific purpose • Moses faithfully leading God’s people • Moses’ defining moment • Moses punished by God • One moment can have lifelong consequences • Moses saw a land he could not enter • Lessons learned from Moses’ denial • Conclusion • Speaker: B

In the book of Galatians, the apostle Paul condemns the saints in Galatia for allowing themselves to be persuaded by another gospel than what he preached. In doing so, he asked them if he was now their enemy because he told them the truth. We will examine: • How truth is a creator of opposition • How Jesus was opposed for speaking truth • How the prophets were opposed for speaking truth • How family will oppose you for speaking truth • How Stephen was

As we continue in our Romans series with Part 4 of Romans 8, we have the apostle Paul about the glory that awaits those in Christ – even though we suffer. We will examine: • Present suffering doesn’t compare to future glory • Creature [creation] groans for redemption • Groaning hope of believers [those in Christ] • Spirit helps us in our weakness • Purpose behind the pain • Conclusion

As we continue in our Romans series with Part 5 of Romans 8, the apostle Paul is going to conclude the chapter with encouraging news for believers. We will examine: · Our confidence in God’s protection · Our security against condemnation – by God the justifier · Our victory through the love of Christ · Our unbreakable love-bond with the Father · Our inseparable position from God’s love in Christ · Conclusion

In his first letter to his protégé Timothy, the apostle Paul, speaking through the Holy Spirit, warns of a time coming where there would be an apostasy [a falling away] from the faith. And this falling away would have indicators. We will examine: • The prophecy of the departure from the faith • The process of the departure from the faith • The protections against the departure from the faith • The pictures of the departure from the faith • The pro