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Wanted (Text: Philemon 1-25)

Derl G. Keefer

In Paul's letter ..., he says there is a description or "mug shot" of people who are needed and Wanted!

Christian Life: Clear to the Better End: Parent Burnout

Maxie Dunnam

Parent burnout is a state of physical, emotional, and sometimes spiritual exhaustion that has come from the enormous responsibility parents have.

Evangelism: Justification by Faith Text: Roman 4:5

Haddon Robinson

Evangelism: Justification by Faith Text: Roman 4:5

Commitment: The Serious Business of Following Jesus

Don M. Aycock

The encounter of three men during the travels of Jesus is a story of shifting perspectives.

Christian Life: “Out of the Miry Bog”: Dealing with Depression Part one of a three-part sermon series: “Coping as a Christian”)

Maxie D. Dunnam

Christian Life: "Out of the Miry Bog": Dealing with Depression Part one of a three-part sermon series: "Coping as a Christian")

Service: What’s a Layman To Do?

B. Clayton Bell

Service: What's a Layman To Do?

Parable: Tree Stories Three: A Children’s Trilogy

Larry J. Henry

Parable: Tree Stories Three: A Children's Trilogy

Book of Revelation: Faith Fulfilled

Wallace E. Fisher

True religion concerns itself with the giveness of the timeless. An idolatrous religion is one in which time is substituted for eternity ... either past time in the form of a rigid tradition or future time in the form of progress toward Utopia ... Nationalism, Communism, Fascism, all the social pseudo-religions of the twentieth century are idolatries of future time ...

Doctrine: On Heaven

DeWitte T. Holland

Sooner or later, we will leave this world and, so far, I've never met anyone who did not want to go to heaven when he leaves.

“That Old-Time Religion” Text: Hebrews 11:8, 24-7; 12:1-2

Cory Mansfield

Summer brings a host of family reunions and other gatherings. Many churches have "Homecomings," during which they talk about and remember the "good old days." More than once the phrase "that old-time religion" is passed around. What most folks actually have in mind is the faith of their parents.