Baptism and marriage are both covenants, or commitments, with God. What are the parallels between these two covenants and how do they apply to us?
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Being A Light In An Emotionally Charged World.
How do you react to the emotions expressed by others? Are you impacted by someone with a happy demeanor? How about when a person near you is negative? In this sermonette Jon Davies refers to scientific studies that back up…
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Our Emotional Response
The Father and Son have emotions, and we can look to scripture to see their perfect examples of how to express them. While on Earth, Christ wept, had compassion, loved, grieved, rejoiced, and was angry. These emotions were balanced with…
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Music in the Bible
Music is a gift from God and the right use of music can be uplifting. The Bible shows many ways in which its use can glorify and praise God. In this split-sermon, Jon Beam discusses four points as to why…
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Touch Changes Everything
Stop and consider how one of our five senses can alter the lives of others.
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Is it really an important issue in living a Christian life to express your feelings and emotions?
It's not my nature to easily express myself the way most others do. I guess you can say I'm kind of the phlegmatic type.
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Turning the Hearts . . . Just Say, "Stop!"
Being emotional can be wonderful—especially when you keep those emotions in check.
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Afraid to Respond
Men are encouraged to be unemotional, but is that the attitude God wants?
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A Word NOT Spoken
Our words can cut like a sword or be as comforting as a fluffy blanket, but sometimes its what is not said that can be cutting or comforting.
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Unintended Consequences vs. Intended Rewards
Most young people have been advised to forgo premarital sex in order to avoid pregnancy and STDs (sexually transmitted diseases). Now, according to new reports, there are more reasons for following this godly advice.
