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A Parable about Evangelism
A Parable about Music
A Parable Concerning Commissioned Messengers
Adam to Noah: Profiting More From Genesis 5
Answered Prayer!
Apostolic Evangelistic Emphases
Approaching Evangelism Properly in Light of Supernatural Opposition
Christian Faith-Learning to Please God from the Example of Enoch
“Convenient Food”
Did the Gospel Change from Corinth to Samaria?
Divine Mercy to Animals
Does Scripture Teach Us to Preach “A Simple Gospel Message”?
Evangelize Jesus and the Resurrection!
Evangelizing Christ to Gentiles
Extending and Repaving the Romans Road
‘God is My Judge’
God Made Jesus Both Lord and Christ
God’s Mercy in His Judgment
Has Salvation Come to Your House?
In the Year After Adam
Interpreting the Word “Lord” in the NT
Is it Essential to Use the Word “Savior” in Gentile Evangelism?
Learning from the Great Commissioner
Learning Parenting from Job
Model Prayer Handout
None Like Him in the Earth
O How He Loves Us!
Obedience to His Heavenly Vision
Profiting Fully from Pentecost and “Gentecost”
Prove the Will of God!
Reading through the Bible in Greek this year
Repaving the Romans Road-Romans 10:9-10, 13; Part I
Repaving the Romans Road-Romans 6:23
Resurrection Parable
Right Values in Tough Times
Spiritual Warfare Parable
Spurgeon on Psalm 119:119
Stress Management Truths From Scripture
“The Attributes of God”
The Glory of the Father
The Good News For All!
The King’s Words about Everlasting Fire
The Oldest and Most Persistent Doctrinal Denial
The OT Chapter Most Used by the NT Writers
The Salvation of a “Good” Man
The Salvation of a Crucified Thief
What Jesus Wants the World to Know Through Us
Why Did Jesus Repeatedly Say, “My God”?

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