Jude, the brother of Jesus, writes a short letter to brethren struggling with many issues. The main thrust of the book is on seeing false teachers for what they really were. As the book concludes, Jude makes a very important point: How to rescue brothers and sisters who were in danger of succumbing to...
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Some have sought to shift the primary mission of the church from the spiritual to the physical, especially in the realm of benevolent help for the needy. This has happened so much, that there are numbers of people who now, often at the first hint of financial discomfort, turn to churches to help them...
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Open your heart to others, and let your spiritual needs be known. The power of saints joining together in prayer can be absolutely amazing!
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For the last seven years, it has been our pleasure to serve the family of God at Brownsburg. It has certainly been an honor for us to be part of an exceptional group of people … for a second time. We were especially thankful to be asked to return to Brownsburg in 2003 to...
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Farewell Brethren Introduction: What can one say when he leaves people he’s grown to love? There’s so much to say – but it can be summarized simply by saying “I love you.”  In 2 Cor. 13 as Paul is closing his letter to the Corinthians he tells them “farewell.”  The NASV translates the word...
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Paul’s letter to the Philippians is one of the most uplifting and encouraging epistles in the New Testament. The Christians in Philippi had a very special relationship with Paul, supplying his spiritual and physical needs at every opportunity. The congregation even sent a servant of the church, Epaphroditus, to minister to Paul in a...
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Introduction: 1 Thess 4:1, 9-10 – Paul complimented Thessalonians – and told them to excel even more. How is this done?  How to take it to next level. We must pursue things that make for peace. See Rom. 12:10; 13; 15-16; 18; 21. How can we improve relationships? I.  What hinders our relationships? A...
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