The world is filled with confusion. Sin has warped and distorted the way humanity views even the most basic concepts of life. When faced with such confusion, what can we do? Our only option is to turn to our Creator for help and guidance and the myriad questions pertaining to gender are no different – look to the Holy Scriptures, for there you will find answers and insights. Dr. Bart Shaw, M.D., has been a practicing physician for over 20 years. Additionally, he serves as a Deacon in the Lord’s Church. With his combination of medical training and Biblical knowledge, he is eminently qualified to discuss the issue of gender and what we need to know regarding this controversial subject.
The ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus was the first to propose an argument against God which related to the existence of evil, pain, and suffering in the world, concluding that since evil exists, an omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent God can not. In this sermon from evangelist Glen Osburn, we learn how to understand the true purpose of suffering in the world and how it fits into God’s holy and divine plan for humanity. The Problem of Pain and Suffering MP3 Link
The message of the New Testament teaches there will be eternal reward for the saved and everlasting punishment for the lost (Matthew 25:31-46). Additionally, there are a number of verses in the Bible which seem to indicate there will be varying degrees of honor and penalty. This has led to some bizarre speculations, making it important to step back and examine all the Scriptures have to offer on this subject. Evangelist Nate Bibens examines this subject in his presentation from the 2017 Grapevine, TX Preacher’s Study.
Brent Wilson is an accomplished geologist and preacher of the gospel. He has years of experience in scientific studies and brings a wealth of knowledge to the examination of evolution. In this presentation from the 2017 Grapevine, TX Preacher’s Study, Wilson considers the Biblical view of creation and investigates some of the claims made by proponents of evolution.
In Acts 19, the apostle Paul met some disciples at Ephesus. He asked them: “Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?” to which they replied, “we have not so much as heard whether there is a Holy Spirit.” This exchange caused Paul to inquire about their baptism about which they said they were immersed “into John’s baptism.” After hearing this, the apostle insisted they be baptized again, but why? Why did these men need to be re-immersed? Find out in this presentation from evangelist Johnny Elmore from the 2017 Grapevine, TX Preacher’s Study. Conversions at Ephesus MP3 Link
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