Ye are the Light of the World
Sermon Outline by: Zach Evans
MacArthur’s Missing Baptisms
John MacArthur, a well-known author, teacher, and the host of the Grace to You radio program, falsely teaches that water baptism is not needed for salvation. In his article, “Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation?” he attempts to establish scriptural proof for this position. One particular argument will be examined here. He says,
The Teaching in the Assembly
Sermon Outline by: Zach Evans
Jesus – An Atheist?
Jesus–an Atheist? Jesus has been called many things, but an atheist? According to Richard Dawkins, an advocate for the religion of atheism and author of the popular book The God Delusion, Jesus would have been. According to a post on The Blaze, Dawkins suggests, “Somebody as intelligent as Jesus would have been an atheist if he had known what we know today.” Of course, Dawkins, along with many modern skeptics and atheists, have a distorted view of truth and Jesus…
Book Review: Christian Modesty and the Public Undressing of America
Author: Jeff Pollard Publisher: The Vision Forum, Inc Originally Published: 2003 Turn on the television, look at the magazine rack, or just step outside your front door and you’ll notice that modesty is lost on the greater part of society. While immodest dress might not be surprising among irreligious people, it is alarming to see what passes as “modesty” among many that claim to be Christians. This sad condition is the focus of Jeff Pollard’s book Christian Modesty and the…
Worship – Too Good to be Wrong?
Worship. Ask any person of faith about their ideas on worshiping God, and you’re likely to get a rather passionate response. Individuals claiming to be followers of Christ usually take their views of worship very seriously—and rightfully so. The topic of worship is one of the most important topics the Christian must consider with regard to their life of faith. But with that being the case, why are views concerning worship so different? Why are there so many various views…
Take a Stand!
Sermon outline by: Zachary Evans