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?

Investigating the attitude behind the New Year’s resolution mentality and contrasting it with what God desires of us: sincerity.

This Bible study of Numbers 30 examines the difference between the vows of men and women. In chapter 31 is the continuation from chapter 25 regarding unfinished business regarding the Midianites in their part leading Israelites into apostasy and immorality.

At first glance it appears that Jephthah sacrifices his daughter after making a rash vow. Jephthah is mentioned in Hebrews chapter 11 among the heroes of faith. What is the truth about the vow that Jephthah made to God?

The third commandment tells us to never misuse the name of God, and God adds He will not hold the person guiltless for doing so. Using God's name as a exclamatory word or as a gap filler or in any…

Before a combined service of the Atlanta and Buford congregations on the Sabbath before Thanksgiving, pastor Philip Aust discusses the story of Hannah and the lessons of thankfulness and devotion that we can learn.

The 3rd Commandment should be well known by Biblically informed people, but the misuse of God's name is now commonly heard and accepted among Americans. Additionally, swearing and cursing is part of the language of many people. In this sermon…

This Bible study concludes the book of Leviticus. Chapter 26 covers the rewards for obedience and the Punishment for Disobedience. Chapter 27 covers the laws concerning vows.

Keeping a vow isn’t easy, but when we realize what we have committed our lives to, it becomes clear that all the “sacrifices “ we make, pail in comparison to the gift God has given us.

This message will define the requirements of the Nazarite vow, identify reasons for taking the vow, and ultimately answer why the Nazarite vow does not need to be taken by Christians today.