3.7.10 messages
March 7, 2010
Our morning Romans series:
By One Man Sin Entered (Rm 5:12)
Our Basic Theology lesson:
The Pre-Incarnate Christ
Our monthly communion message from Leviticus:
Ordinary Religion (Lev 24:1-23)
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Our Psalm from the previous Wednesday (3.3.10)
The Lord reigns – Let the Earth Rejoice (Ps 97:1-12)
2.28.10 sermons
February 28, 2010
Our Sunday morning service sees us begin the next section of Romans:
The Connection between Sin and Death (Rm 5:12)
In the Bible study session, we conclude our recent study:
The Christian and Sin (3)
And in the afternoon service we take a look at what is a controversial subject (but really shouldn’t be!):
God Desires All to be Saved (1 Tim 2:3-4)
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Not sure what happened to our Psalm from last week. I’ll update this once I find it.
2.21.10 messages of the week
February 22, 2010
Last Wednesday we looked at a unique Psalm with an abrupt ending:
Today, If You Will Hear My Voice (Ps 95:1-11)
Today we look at the marvelous gospel idea of the reconciliation:
The Ministry of Reconciliation (Rm 5:10-11, 2 Cor 5:17-21)
We also continue our Basic Theology series:
The Christian and Sin (2)
And we conclude by looking at two terms related to how the world views us, found in 1 Timothy 2.2:
Godliness and Dignity (1 Tim 2:2)
2.14.10 messages
February 14, 2010
Our Psalm from last Wednesday:
God of Vengeance (Ps 94:1-23)
Our Sunday Messages
Romans series:
Not Only This – Joy! (Rm 5:11)
Basic Theology resumed:
The Christian and Sin (1)
1 Timothy series:
Prayers for all Men (1 Tim 2:1-2)
Personal Sins (2) [Basic Theology]
November 29, 2009
We conclude our study of this topic, begun last week by one of our men, on the subject of personal sins. These are those overt acts of sin we commit, not inherited sin (our sin nature) or imputed sin (our condemnation with Adam).
Read the notes while you listen.
Personal Sins (1) [Basic Theology]
November 22, 2009
Rob Perry
One of our men led our study in our pastor’s absence. This is the first part of a discussion of the doctrine of acts of sin, the sins men commit personally (as opposed to inherited and imputed sin).
The Imputation of Sin (2) [Basic Theology]
November 8, 2009
Our lesson today continues the teaching begun last week concerning imputed sin. Last week gave the basics of the doctrine, this week we look at the two main views that explain the doctrine. We see that we are organically connected to Adam and join with him in guilt for the first transgression as a result. Physical death now reigns on all as a result. In Christ, physical death is overcome by the resurrection.
Read the notes as you listen (pp. 2-5 for this session).
The Imputation of Sin (1) [Basic Theology]
November 1, 2009
We begin to look at the aspect of sin which determines the physical death of all men – the imputation of Adam’s sin. Imputed sin differs from inherited sin in that it involves our participation in the guilt of Adam’s sin whereas inherited sin involves the transmission of corrupted human nature from father to son from Adam to each succeeding generation.
Read the notes while you listen (pp. 1-2 for this lesson).
The Inheritance of Sin (2) [Basic Theology]
October 25, 2009
We continue our lesson on inherited sin with a look at the penalty for it, the transmission of it, the remedy for it, and some attacks against the doctrine. The teaching of the Bible is that man inherited his sin nature from his father, Adam, that he is thus totally depraved, corrupt in every part of his being, and in desperate need of righteousness he cannot produce or obtain by his own efforts.
Read the notes as you listen (pp. 3-4 for this lesson).
The Inheritance of Sin (1) [Basic Theology]
October 18, 2009
Our study now moves to the subject of Inherited Sin (Ryrie’s term for Sin Nature or Original Sin). In this lesson we define terms and look at Scriptural evidence for the doctrine. The lesson concludes with a discussion of total depravity.
Read the notes while you listen (pp. 1-2 for this lesson).
