Sun, 27 May 2012
Text: Revelation 4 I. The appearance of the LORD GOD (Father). (vs.3)
A. He is like a jasper stone B. He is like a sardius stone-a sardis stone is a ruby. II. The surrounding of the LORD GOD (Father). (vs.4-8a) A. The rainbow B. The 24 elders C. The lightening and thunder D. The seven Spirits of God E. Sea of glass F. Four living beings III. The Worship of the LORD GOD (Father). (vs.8b-11) A. The Living Ones-notice their worship of the LORD GOD is ceaseless! 1. Holiness 2. Omnipotence (Power)- 3. Eternality B. The 24 Elders- 1. Their Actions-notice the actions of the 24 elders are in response to the words of the four living beings. a. They fall will down b. They will worship c. They will cast their crowns before the throne 2. Their Words |
Sun, 27 May 2012
This is lesson 7 in our study of Church History. This week looks at church leadership. Your Instructor again this week is Mr. Jan Langford. Some of the Topics to be looked at in this multiweek study include the purpose, beginning and organization of the Church. The beginnings of missions and the opposition to the church. The growth of hierarchialism and denominationalism. The Protestant Reformation. |
Sun, 20 May 2012
Listen as Joe Dumas gives his inspiring testimony. Joe serves as a Deacon at SRCC and he is also the leader of the praise and worship band. |
Sun, 13 May 2012
Text: Revelation 4; Exodus 14:21 thru chapter 15 As we continue our study of the book of Revelation let us examine what it means to worship by looking back in the Old Testament book of Exodus.
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Sun, 13 May 2012
This is lesson 6 in our study of Church History. In this lesson Mr. Jan Langford discusses the causes and origins of Monasticism and begins a look into the development of the Papal System. Some of the Topics to be looked at in this multiweek study include the purpose, beginning and organization of the Church. The beginnings of missions and the opposition to the church. The growth of hierarchialism and denominationalism. The Protestant Reformation. |
Sun, 6 May 2012
Text: Revelation 3:14-22 Setting -the city of Laodicea was a very wealthy city. In fact it was so wealthy that when destroyed by an earthquake in A.D. 60 the people rebuilt the city without the aide of Rome. The city did have a major issue, the water system. The water was piped in from Hierapolis, which was seven miles to the north of Laodicea. By the time the water reached Laodicea it was “lukewarm.” The Lord Jesus uses the picture of lukewarm water to discuss the serious nature of their condition.
I. The Description of the Lord Jesus (vs.14) |
Sun, 6 May 2012
This is lesson 5 in our study of Church History. Your Instructor again this week is Mr. Jan Langford. Some of the Topics to be looked at in this multiweek study include the purpose, beginning and organization of the Church. The beginnings of missions and the opposition to the church. The growth of hierarchialism and denominationalism. The Protestant Reformation. |