Week 29 of Proverbs, 15:5-16
Solomon uses a combination of organized and miscellaneous contrasts in Proverbs 15:5-16 as a means of sharing his wisdom with us.
Romans 12:2
Is it even possible for us to become completely like Christ in this life? If not, what’s the point? Music: “Lovesick” by the Ken Ferguson Band. Please support Ken’s ministry as a musician and missionary and get their FREE music at KingdomTunes.com!
Romans 12:1-2
How is it possible for us to be in the world but not of it? Music: “I’m Yours” by Dan Smith. Find his FREE music on KingdomTunes.com and “More Rain” on iTunes.
Week 28 of Proverbs, 14:26-5:4
Solomon uses a combination of organized and miscellaneous contrasts in Proverbs 14:26-15:4 as a means of sharing his wisdom with us.
Romans 12:1, Part Two
Worship: what is it? Who is capable of doing it? And how often and where should we do it? Music: “Take me Deeper” by the Ken Ferguson Band. Please check them out on iTunes or through KingdomTunes.com. Their ministry offers free music, but could undoubtedly use support in the form of prayer and giving.
Romans 12:1, Part 1
Therefore . . . Therefore what? If we accept everything that Paul has taught us up to this point, what response on our behalf is appropriate?
Week 27 of Proverbs, 14:12-25
Solomon uses a combination of organized and miscellaneous contrasts in Proverbs 14:12-25 as a means of sharing his wisdom with us.
Week 26 of Proverbs, 13:22-14:11
Solomon uses a combination of organized and miscellaneous contrasts in Proverbs 13:22-14:11 as a means of sharing his wisdom with us.
Week 25 of Proverbs, 13:7-21
Solomon uses organized and yet miscellaneous contrasts in Proverbs 13:7-21 as a means of sharing his wisdom with us. Pardon the poor audio. I’m trying to get all of this calibrated. Soon, hopefully!
Special: Practical Atheist – Part 1
In this sermon from New Creation Community Church (http://www.NC3.tv), Toby talks about how and why we should study the Bible.