There are many times in scripture where the phrase ‘one thing’ is used. This study looks at the importance of that phrase in five particular passages. One thing in these passages has to do with the relationships between God and the individual believer. In one example, David says that the one thing he wants above all the others is to look upon…
To make all men see….. Ephesians 3:9
To make all men see….. Ephesians 3:9
Sermons by David Greenwood (Page 2)
Three places in scripture God is said to have personally written something down. The most notable is the ten commandments that “”… were the work of God, and the writing was the writing of God, graven upon the tables.” Each time this happened, it concluded the guilt of man. Writing is how God communicates His words to us. Men wrote down God’s…
Dave gives the six top reasons he personally uses the King James Bible. The purpose of this is to develop a quick response whenever someone tells you that the KJV is outdated, archaic and hard to understand. Even if you don’t know all of the ins and outs of the manuscript controversies, knowing a few verses to go to and a few…
Oftentimes when we read or listen to the scriptures, we tend to gloss over many words that are there. This is nothing new to this age. Even when Christ was on the earth and teaching his disciples, they often didn’t really hear what he was saying. Just as what they heard was formed by their world view, so often what we read…
The importance of God’s Word is essential to any believer. Some verses everyone should be familiar with are: Psalms 138:2 – God magnifies His Word above His Name. Hebrews 4:12 – The Word of God is quick and powerful. We often spend more time defending God’s Word than we do using it. God’s Words are always more powerful than ours. I Thess.…
These are the things that we assume as Mid-Acts right division dispensationalists. The First assumption is that God exists. Although many today deny His existence, Romans one describes how mankind in the beginning knew God. But then they wanted nothing to do with Him. They changed who He was into the creature, and therefore God gave them up. The second assumption we…