A Final Charge (Part 2)
I. Your Brethren, Heb. 10:24-25
II. Your Soul, Heb. 10:26-31, 35
III. Abel, Heb. 11:4
IV. Enoch, Heb. 11:15
V. Noah, Heb. 11:7
VI. Abraham, Heb. 11:8
VII. Isaac, Jacob and Joseph, Heb. 11:20-22
VIII. Moses, Heb. 11:27

A Final Charge (Part 1)
I. Your Brethren, Heb. 10:24-25
II. Your Soul, Heb. 10:26-31, 35
III. Abel, Heb. 11:4
IV. Enoch, Heb. 11:15

Biblical Paradoxes (Part 2)
I. When we are weak we become strong (2 Cor 12:10)
II. It is more blessed to give than receive (Acts 20:35)
III. Becoming free means becoming a servant (Rom 6:18)
IV. I can’t live until I die (John 12:24)

Biblical Paradoxes (Part 1)
I. Introduction
II. In the world but not of the world (John 17:14-16)
III. Through humility I am exalted (Luke 14:11)

Corrupt Communication
I. Introduction
II. Profanity
III. Cursing
IV. Euphemisms
V. Conclusion

Smoking
I. Facts about smoking
II. Spiritual Problems
III. Arguments
IV. Conclusion

The Anti-Christ
I. Introduction
II. Defining Characteristics
III. So why the confusion? Consider three passages often misunderstood

Animal Sacrifices
I. Introduction
II. Patriarchal Age
III. Mosaical Age
IV. So What Do Sacrifices Mean For Us Today? Why Did God Have Them?

The Bible and Polygamy
I. Introduction
II. Old Testament
III. Polygamy was allowed but never glorified
IV. New Testament

Praise Teams
I. Introduction
II. Old Testament Worship
III. New Testament Worship
IV. Why is it sinful?

The Seven "I Am" Statements (Part 2)
I. I am the Door and I am the Shepherd (John 10:9-11)
II. I am the Resurrection and the Life (John 11:25)
III. I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life (John 14:6)
IV. I am the Vine (John 15:1-5)
V. Conclusion

The Seven "I Am" Statements (Part 1)
I. Introduction
II. I am the Bread of Life (John 6:35)
III. I am the Light of Life (John 8:12)

A Tender Heart
I. Introduction
II. His heart was humble
III.
IV. His heart was willing to listen
V. His heart was sorrowful over sin
VI. Lastly, his heart led to his salvation (2 Kings 22:20)

Holidays or Holydays (Part 2)
I. How do I treat these holidays?
II. How do others view it?
III. Finally, consider what we teach about these holidays as well

Holidays or Holydays (Part 1)
I. Introduction
II. The religious world wants to teach that God has multiple holydays today
III. But what about holidays instead of holydays?

Water
I. Introduction
II. Water Refreshes
III. Water Cleanses
IV. Water is Essential

The Greatest of These is Love (7)
I. Love rejoices in truth and not in sin
II. Love bears, believes, hopes, and endures all things
III. Love never fails

God and Nations
I. Introduction
II. Assyria
III. Babylon
IV. Our Nation Today

Greatest of These is Love (6)
I. Love is not easily provoked
II. Love thinketh no evil

Living East of Eden
I. The Picture
II. The Application

The Greatest of These is Love (5)
I. Introduction
II. Does not behave itself unseemly
III. Does not seek her own

Are We Making This Harder Than It Has To Be
I. Introduction
II. Legalism
III. Lack of Healthy Fear
IV. Loss/Defeat

The Greatest of These is Love (4)
I. Introduction
II. Love is not puffed up (1 Cor 13:4)

Anti-ism
I. Introduction
II. One cup
III. No located preacher
IV. No church funding
V. No fellowship hall

The Greatest of These is Love (3)
I. Introduction
II. Love does not envy
III. Love does not parade itself

Jesus Paid It All
I. Introduction
II. The Illustration (Hebrews 9:1-10)
III. The Comparison (Hebrews 9:11-15)
IV. Application (Hebrews 9:16-28)

The Greatest of These is Love (2)
I. Introduction
II. Love suffers long (1 Corinthians 13:4a)
III. …and is kind

What Constitutes Worship
I. Worship as defined by John
II. There Are Two Extreme Mindsets
III. Conclusion

The Greatest of these is Love
I. Introduction
II. Importance
III. Outline of Chapter 13
IV. Priority of love
V. The conclusion to part 1 of this series is that “Life – Love = Nothing”

Versions of the Bible
I. Introduction
II. King James Version
III. There are three things to strongly consider, besides the language, when deciding which translations are reliable
IV. Conclusion

Building My House Upon The Rock
I. Introduction
II. Work Hard
III. Watch our Mouths
IV. Exercise Discretion
V. Caring People
VI. Control Your Temper
VII. Live So There Is Nothing To Hide
VIII. Seek Good Advice

How Can I Be Sure I Am Saved
I. Introduction
II. Continual Cleansing
III. Perfect Propitiation
IV. Destroying Doubt
V. Fixing Fear
VI. Complete Confidence

The Modern Dance
I. Introduction
II. Lasciviousness
III. Lust
IV. Leads to other sins

Pacifist Arguments
I. We are fighting a spiritual war not a physical one (Eph 6:12-17)
II. Love your enemies (Matt 5:44)
III. Christians are not to retaliate (Romans 12:17-19)
IV. It ends someone’s chances of being saved (1 Tim 2:4)
V. Implications of pacifism

Self-Defense
I. Introduction
II. Both Christians and Non-Christians are amenable to the law
III. Jesus told His disciples to carry swords (Luke 22:35-38)
IV. The New Testament consistently teaches the principle of protection

Compassion
I. Introduction
II. It’s Commanded
III. It’s Comfortable
IV. It’s Constraining
V. It’s Crucial
VI. It’s Caring
VII. It’s Condoning
VIII. Is Soul Changing

The Servant of Elisha
I. Introduction
II. Don’t make sacred things common
III. Remember I am not the center of the Universe
IV. Be careful with the phrase “All is well”

Who Is Satan
I. Who He Is Not
II. Who He Is

Who Is The Holy Spirit
I. Introduction
II. He has a mind
III. He is a teacher
IV. He loves you
V. He is good
VI. He can feel pain

Sons of God
I. Introduction
II. Sons of God
III. What kind of child am I?

The Horrors of Hell
I. Darkness
II. Fire
III. The Absence of God
IV. Memory
V. Companions
VI. Eternity
VII. I won’t Go Alone

Placing Membership
I. Introduction
II. Universal Church
III. Local Church
IV. Can I just be a member of the universal church and not a local one?

Six New Testament Baptisms
I. Introduction
II. Baptism of John
III. Baptism of Christ
IV. Baptism of Suffering
V. Baptism of Spirit and Fire
VI. Great Commission Baptism

Sin Is Always Wrong
I. Introduction
II. No matter how you dress it
III. Even if it feels right
IV. No matter who else does it or says it
V. Even if no one else is harmed
VI. No matter who encourages you
VII. No matter who else sees
VIII. No matter our intentions
IX. Even if we ignore it

Seven Aids for the Lord's Supper
I. Introduction
II. One Lord
III. Two Thieves
IV. Three Crosses
V. Four Parts of His Garments
VI. Five Wounds
VII. Six Hours
VIII. Seven Sayings

Bitterness
I. Introduction
II. Causes
III. Problems
IV. Solutions

Fathers
I. Introduction
II. Purpose (Deut 8:1, 6-10)
III. Pattern (Deut 8:2a)
IV. Proves (Deut 8:2b)
V. Provides (Deut 8:3-4)
VI. Punishes (Deut 8:5)

Joseph of Arimathaea P2
I. Introduction
II. Joseph was a counsellor (Luke 23:50)
III. Joseph was an honorable counsellor (Mark 15:43)
IV. Joseph was a good and just man (Luke 23:50)
V. Joseph waited for the kingdom (Mark 15:43)
VI. Joseph was a rich man (Matt 27:57)
VII. Joseph made personal sacrifices (Mark 15:46)
VIII. Joseph was no longer secretive (John 19:38, Mark 15:43)
IX. Conclusion

Joseph of Arimathaea P1
I. Introduction
II. Joseph was a counsellor (Luke 23:50)
III. Joseph was an honorable counsellor (Mark 15:43)
IV. Joseph was a good and just man (Luke 23:50)
V. Joseph waited for the kingdom (Mark 15:43)
VI. Joseph was a rich man (Matt 27:57)
VII. Joseph made personal sacrifices (Mark 15:46)
VIII. Joseph was no longer secretive (John 19:38, Mark 15:43)
IX. Conclusion

Canonization of the Bible
I. Introduction
II. Old Testament
III. New Testament

The Bible, God's Book
I. Introduction
II. 2 Peter 1:21
III. Galatians 1:11-12
IV. 2 Timothy 3:16-17
V. 1 Corinthians 2:9-13
VI. 1 Peter 1:21-23

Why Don't We Compromise
I. Introduction
II. Christ did not compromise
III. Common Motivations People Use For Compromise

Modesty
I. Introduction
II. The Package Principle
III. The Underwear Principle
IV. The Fig Leaf Principle

Blessed Assurance
I. Introduction
II. A Bible Example of Confidence (2 Kings 6:8-23)
III. Conclusion

Memorial Day
I. Introduction
II. Examples of Memorials
III. God Remembers You
IV. Remember God

Misconceptions
I. Introduction
II. “YOU’RE A BUNCH OF BIGOTS!”
III. “WHERE’S THE INSTRUMENTS?”
IV. “A PRAYER SAVES ME!”
V. CONCLUSION

A Biblical Mother
I. Introduction
II. M is for Mimic
III. O is for Obligation
IV. T is for Train
V. H is for Home
VI. E is for Encouragement
VII. R is for Reward or Regret

A Biblical Mother
I. Introduction
II. M is for Mimic
III. O is for Obligation
IV. T is for Train
V. H is for Home
VI. E is for Encouragement
VII. R is for Reward or Regret

Character
I. Introduction
II. Brain
III. Behavior
IV. Buddies

The Heart of a Soldier
I. Introduction
II. Believes in the Cause (Acts 17:16-17)
III. Bears Hardship and Adversity (Acts 17:18)
IV. Brave to Face the Enemy (Acts 17:19-21)

Wisdom from Animals
I. Introduction
II. Ants
III. Conies
IV. Locusts
V. Lizards

Wisdom from Animals
I. Introduction
II. Ants
III. Conies
IV. Locusts
V. Lizards

Seven Rules for Improving the Church
I. Introduction
II. Remind yourself no perfect congregation exists
III. Focus on the “good” members and not the bad
IV. Live by the golden rule
V. Help instead of criticize
VI. Never blame others for your own mistakes
VII. Focus on the good qualities of your brothers and sisters
VIII. Am I part of the problem or the solution?

Sabbath Day
I. Introduction
II. Exodus 20:2, 12
III. Jeremiah 31:31-33
IV. Romans 7:1-7
V. Colossians 2:14-17
VI. 2 Corinthians 3:6-8

Prayer
I. Persistence
II. Posture
III. Person
IV. Plan
V. Provisions
VI. Penitence
VII. Power
VIII. Conclusion

Respect
I. Introduction
II. Parents
III. Property Rights
IV. Family
V. Elderly
VI. Civil Law
VII. God

Salt
I. Introduction
II. Salt Seasons
III. Salt Preserves
IV. Salt Heals
V. Salt Makes Thirsty
VI. Salt Irritates
VII. Salt Penetrates

A Christian Atheist
I. Introduction
II. You love people more than God
III. You lack knowledge
IV. You live for self

A Rainy Day
I. Introduction
II. The Memorial and Method
III. The Application

Lessons from the Life of a Leper
I. The Disease (2 Kings 5:1-5)
II. The Direction (2 Kings 5:6-9)
III. The Disgust (2 Kings 5:10-12)
IV. The Decision (2 Kings 5:13-14)

The Pedigree of Christ
I. Introduction
II. Prophecy
III. People
IV. Peculiarity

How Jesus Handled Stress
I. Introduction
II. A day in the life of Christ (Mark 2:1-15)
III. How Jesus did it
IV. How can we handle stress

A Godly Spouse
I. Introduction
II. The role of the wife
III. The role of the husband

Consider Your Ways
I. Introduction
II. Consider your attitude
III. Consider your time
IV. Consider your example
V. Consider your elders
VI. Consider your brethren
VII. Consider your soul
VIII. Consider your Savior

Big Lessons from a Wee Little Man
I. Introduction
II. The Sycamore Tree
III. Jesus
IV. Zacchaeus

Day of Trouble
I. Introduction
II. Satan’s Action
III. Hezekiah’s reaction
IV. God’s satisfaction

With All My Heart
I. Introduction
II. A halfhearted Christian is double Minded
III. A halfhearted Christian is near sighted
IV. A halfhearted Christian is deaf

Tracking the Devil
I. Introduction
II. Following the tracks in our society
III. Following the tracks of the LGBT agenda

Tracking the Devil
I. Introduction
II. Following the tracks in our society
III. Following the tracks of the LGBT agenda

The Virgin Birth
I. Introduction
II. Is the virgin birth valid?
III. Why was Jesus’ born of a virgin?
IV. Why does it matter?

Busy Here and There
I. Introduction
II. I am too busy to be involved

Anger
I. Introduction
II. Anger is NOT a sin
III. Anger can lead to sin
IV. Conclusion

Barnabas
I. Introduction
II. Barnabas was helpful
III. Barnabas was hospitable
IV. Barnabas was hopeful

Arguments Made in Favor of Alcohol
I. A little wine for the stomach’s sake (1 Tim 5:23)
II. Not given to much wine (1 Tim 3:3, 8)
III. Jesus turned water into wine (John 2:1-10)
IV. Conclusion

Arguments against alcohol
I. Introduction
II. Drunkenness/Drinking parties
III. Social Drinking

Indifference
I. Introduction
II. The brothers of Joseph
III. Haman
IV. The soldiers

Tell Me the Story of Jesus
I. Introduction
II. The Passover
III. The Garden
IV. The Trial
V. The Crucifixion
VI. The crowd

Fasting
I. Introduction
II. Why fast?
III. How long should I fast?
IV. Do I have to fast?
V. Conclusion

Kindness
I. Introduction
II. Kindness is commanded
III. Kindness is compelling
IV. What can I do (Give people a kindness card with these acts)