Sermons

Apollos teaching on the differences in church doctrine; that exist within the local church: "Cessationism Vs Continuationism" (Segment 3).

Apollos teaching on the non-biblical traditions that exist within the local church (Segment 2).

Apollos teaching on the non-biblical traditions that exist within the local church (Segment 1).

Indrukwekkende lezing van de Zuid-Afrikaanse wetenschapper Dr. Albu van Eeden over de nieuwe inzichten over Pornografieverslaving.

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Man doe$ everything in his pocketbook to prove God does not exist

Hot Spots are one minute clips of teachings from Skip Heitzig, pastor of Calvary of Albuquerque.

Christ said loving God was the greatest commandment. This is also, hands-down, the most difficult thing to do. Forgive people, pray for people, be obedient. To love God means loving 'the least of these.' G.K. Chesterton wrote, “And the more I considered Christianity, the more I found that while it had established a rule and order, the chief aim of that order was to give room for good things to run wild.”

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Apollos teaching on the topic: Why do bad things happen to good people? (Segment 2).

Apollos teaching on the topic: Why do bad things happen to good people? (Segment 1).

Video devotion from Genesis 1:1

Apollos expounding on the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Apollos expounding on the issue of carnality in the local church (Segment 1).

Sunday Night

Sunday School

Elder Mary Jackson, pastor of Jerusalem United Holy Church, Reidsville, NC, Sunday, January 9, 2011, preaching John 10:7-10, message titled "An Abundant Life".

https://www.gty.org/Resources/Sermons/42-246 Let's look at Luke 20...Luke chapter 20 and verses 9 through 16 is the parable that we began to study in our last session. Our Lord Jesus invented the most clear and powerful and stunning and sometimes shocking stories using very simple, very familiar, very common features and elements. He devised stories that were sweeping in their comprehension and profound in their depth and disturbingly convicting in their penetrating analysis of the condition of the listeners. There are about 40 parables of our Lord given in the gospels. One of my objectives in life, if the Lord allows me to do it, is to write a book on all the parables, to pull them all together in one book, the great, great parabolic teaching of our Lord Jesus. It covers so much great biblical material. We'll see if that ever happens. But among the parables of our Lord, this one before us really stands out. It is a remarkable, remarkable story with very far-reaching and important sig

Why should I believe the Bible is the Word of God?