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How do the Scriptures teach and portray unity? Bro. Rashad does an excellent job in revealing the answer to that question...

The Psalms were written as songs of praise to God in different capacities and circumstances. Certain ones were simply meant to be psalms of praise to Yahweh for His nature, character, attributes and blessings. Psalms 111; 112; 113; 116; and Psalm 117 are such Psalms. In this lesson we will examine these particular Psalms and the Praise to the Lord…

Paul's epistle to Philemon is not just a letter from one individual to another. First of all, it is an inspired letter, therefore has great importance (2 Timothy 3:15-16). It is a masterpiece in the example and instruction of what it means to practice brotherly love. We can learn so much from it in our practice of brotherly love!

Psalm 119 is a psalm dedicated to the extolling of the Word of God. It is the longest Psalm as well as chapter in Scripture. Every verse with the exception of just a few has something said regarding God’s word contained within it. In this lesson, we will explore verses 89-96 of the Psalm and examine somethings that can be gleaned from them…

Nicodemus’ encounter with Jesus in John the 3rd chapter would at the very least, impact with life for the entirety of it. It is probably the most significant and well know encounters of Christ because of the 16th verse of the chapter. This verse is the crux of the chapter however it is uniformly tied the the other verses and they all present a united and harmonious message important to all of us!

This lesson is entitled “More Than Just The Facts”. The apostle Paul in chapter four of his prison epistle to the Ephesians sets forth a set of facts that are indisputable, although a vast majority of people reject them even though they would never admit or acknowledge that they do. In verse four thru six,  Paul by inspiration tells us facts, however we also can see what is required to fully accept the facts  stated. Why aren’t the facts in and of themselves not enough? Lets see…

How do we understand gentleness? Most of the time we think of it as a disposition or mannerism, but the Scriptures teach a deeper understanding. One that will cause us to question and even challenge our understanding. In this lesson we will look at what God says about this subject and let us all conform to His teaching.

Paul's epistle to Philemon is not just a letter from one individual to another. First of all, it is an inspired letter, therefore has great importance (2 Timothy 3:15-16). It is a masterpiece in the example and instruction of what it means to practice brotherly love. We can learn so much from it in our practice of brotherly love!

In the second part of our lesson entitled “special People” we will see a shift from individual people to a group of people. We will see that through Christ, His followers are considered special because of Him. Only in Christ are we afforded all spiritual blessings and are God’s people. We hope this lesson will encourage all who hear and see it to desire to be the “Special People” He has ordained through Christ…

The Scriptures speak of many individuals who had special relationships with God. What made these relationships more special than others? The answer not only tells about the individuals but more importantly, gives us insight into the character and nature of God Himself We must remember that love is not the only factor (John 3:16; 1 John 4:10). We all had the same relationship with God at one time and it wasn’t special, so what made their relationship special, how did those of old obtain a special relationship with God?

In this last installment of our three part series entitles “UnBiblical Objections To Biblical Baptism”, we will examine the consistency of what God teaches about baptism. Many attempt to pit God’s word against itself by showing or attempting to show that the Scriptures are inconsistent with themselves. They endeavor to use the Scriptures to refute the Scriptures! This is not only impossible but unwise. Let’s seek the truth on this subject so we can find it…

In the next lesson of our recent series, we will examine another "UnBiblical Objection To Biblical Baptism". Do people reject baptism as essential because of their leaned biases toward the Lord's Church. Let's seek the truth knowing that we can find it, regarding this unBiblical objection

In his lesson, we will begin a four part series, entitled "UnBiblical objections to Biblical Baptism". We will endeavor to look at why there are so many objections to what the Bible says about baptism. naturally, any objection to biblical baptism is by it's very nature unBiblical and so as we look at the first part of this series, we will be looking at some foundational things, and hopefully we can gain greater inside as to what God has revealed regarding This essential subject..

In this lesson, we will continue our series on “UnBiblical Objections to Biblical Baptism”. We will look at, the evolution of the method or methods of baptism, how they have evolved over the centuries and how that evolution is unBiblical and a rejection of Biblical baptism and a contributor to many false beliefs, leading to many false practices. We hope this lesson will help us to understand better God's authority, God’s design, God’s revelation and God’s salvation…

What are the characteristics of a true seeker? in this episode we will endeavor to find that out and examine those characteristics, knowing that they are essential for us to be able to not only seek the truth, but to find it. We do hope that you'll enjoy and benefit from our first broadcast of Seeking the Truth and You Will Find It.