God Will Destroy the Church's Enemies
Double Branch Church
God will remove His enemies and His people's enemies. How should we live in light of this? From Acts 12:20-25, with Scripture from Psalm 2, 37, Romans 12, and 1 Corinthians 15. Pastor J. Clint Adams.
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Disciplining Children!? Yes, Here's Why - Proverbs 19:18
Double Branch Church
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Laziness and the Idle Man - Proverbs 19:15
Double Branch Church
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Finding a Wife is Finding a Good Thing - Proverbs 18:22
Double Branch Church
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Discipline or Punishment? - Hebrews 12:4-17 (Tommy Bateman)
Double Branch Church
In Hebrews 12, the Bible teaches that those whom the LORD loves, He disciplines. In this fallen world, we understand that everyone faces the consequences of the curse. We are all affected by the fall of man due to original sin. How can we tell if we are being disciplined by God if a lost man's trial looks the same as ours? - A teaching by Tommy Bateman.
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But Prayer Was Being Made
Double Branch Church
One of the great lessons that the early Church teaches is the need to pray. This message begins with the early Christians and looks at prayer. From Acts 12:1-19. Pastor J. Clint Adams.
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Who Can Bare a Broken spirit? Proverbs 18:14
Double Branch Church
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Discipleship
Double Branch Church
The Jerusalem Church saw the need to send Barnabas to the Antioch Church to help them with discipleship. Discipleship is a need for all Christians. From Acts 11:19-30. Pastor J. Clint Adams
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Accepting those God Accepts
Double Branch Church
Peter had preached to the Gentiles, but now some who were circumcised questioned what Peter did. This message shows that the Church must accept those that God accepts, and looks at how we can know who God accepts. From Acts 11:1-18. Pastor J. Clint Adams.
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The Lord Knows You
Double Branch Church
Psalm 139 exalts our God. It teaches that He knows us, is with us, and made us. In response we should worship God, desire justice, and ask God to search us and lead us in the everlasting way. Pastor J. Clint Adams.
info_outlineBalaam sought to curse the people of God, but could not because God wanted to bless them. Howver, he helped to lead the people of God into sin and so they lost God's blessing, in some way. Like it has been said, this is what happens to the people of God, they lose God's blessing through disobeying. One of the ways that this happens is by having disunity in the Church. Like it has been said, an instrument being tuned not only draws near to what tunes ut, but to the other instrument being tuned, and so it is with us. As we draw near to Christ, we also draw near to each other. Preached on 10-20-2024.