Clean Touch
The law is summarized by the words “Do not touch, do not taste, do not handle.” (Colossians 2:21) By the law, if something clean touches something unclean – the clean always becomes unclearn! Then came the Lord Jesus.
Who is my neighbor?
A certain lawyer asks the question, “who is my neighbor?” Jesus answers with a parable, commonly called, “The Good Samaritan.” What is the message of this lesson?
Why a Wedding?
Jesus provides six signs to John the Baptist’s disciples: Blind see, Lame walk, Lepers are cleansed, Deaf hear, Dead are raised and the Gospel is preached to the poor. Why not raise the dead? Why a wedding?
Why Jesus?
I recently completed an application to serve with a mission. I was asked to write a gospel presentation. This is my essay.
Precious to God
Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? And one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father,
The Gospel is Preached
This is the final session in the Why Miracles series. Two questions to answer are “Who are the poor?” and “What gospel did the LORD Jesus preach?”
The Dead are Raised
This is from the Why Miracles series. The fifth sign that Jesus is Messiah is that the Dead are Raised.
The Deaf Hear
Why Miracles? – The deaf hear is the fourth of six signs that Jesus is the Messiah, the expected one. Unlike the first three (blind, lame, and leper), the deaf are not prohibited from entrance to the temple. They represent Israel who are willfully deaf, ignoring the words and works of God.
Lepers are Cleansed
From the series: Why Miracles. We continue through the sign miracles: God tell John the things that you have seen and heard. This third sign is the cleansing of lepers.