001 - Philippians: Can We Have Joy?
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
Release Date: 08/28/2024
Revelation 13: Signs of the Times
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
The time of the Tribulation will be much different than the time of the church age because the gospel of the kingdom will be preached, accompanied by signs, wonders, and miracles. Today we are going to take a birds-eye-view of the time of Jesus' earthly ministry up to the church age and see what changed and why there are no signs and miracles today, buy why they will return during the Tribulation.
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Revelation 13: Signs and Wonders Part 1
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
Before we can begin studying the signs and wonders that the Antichrist and the false prophet will perform during the Tribulation, we need to understand what it has to do with the nation of Israel. In this lesson we are going to look at the fact that signs are for the Jews, not for the Gentiles.
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Romans Study 42: Baptized Into Christ Part 2
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
The reason why the subject of baptism is so confusing and is often taught wrong is because when the word "baptism" appears in the Bible, many automatically associate it with water baptism. The truth is there is more than one baptism in the Bible and today we are going to look at every one of them and how they differ from the spiritual baptism we Christians receive when we get saved.
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Romans Study 41: Baptized Into Christ Pt. 1
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
When we get saved we are baptized into Christ. This is our spiritual baptism that takes place the moment we get saved and what puts us in the church body. We are put into Christ, and at the same time Christ is put into us. Our spiritual baptism is an operation of the Holy Spirit that guarantees that we can never lose our salvation, because the Holy Spirit is the "earnest" of our inheritance.
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Romans Study 40: Dead to Sin Part 1
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
While the Bible says that our flesh is dead after we get saved, in reality, it's really alive. However, God wants us to "reckon" it as dead as we "calleth those things which be not as though they were". God wants us to push past all the physical evidence that we can SEE that we are alive and believe by faith that we CANNOT SEE that we are dead to sin and alive unto God.
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The Bible Is Still Relevant Today
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
One of the most common arguments that people have today (even among professing Christians) : "Is the Bible relevant today? How can any of those "outdated stories" told thousands of years ago apply to what is going on today? In this study we will answer that question...
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Romans Study 39: Dead to Sin Part 1
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
When Jesus saved us, while breathing into our dead spirit the breath of God, and making us a son of God, the Lord also, at the same time put our flesh to death to help us not to do the sinful things that we used to do. Just like we get saved by faith in believing Jesus died, was buried, and rose again, we are sanctified and set apart in the Christian life by faith that we are dead, and our life is hid with Christ in God.
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Romans Study 38: Romans 6 Introduction
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
Introduction to Romans 6
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After Death...
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
What happens after we die? There are many religions and different groups and individuals who have their opinion about what happens when we take our last breath, but this is what the Bible has to say about the matter of what happens AFTER DEATH...
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Romans Study 37: The Two Adams Pt. 2
Emmanuel Baptist Church of Cedar Point, NC
As we finish our study in Romans 5, we see the comparison and contrast between the first Adam and the last Adam (Jesus).
info_outlineJoy. Do you know what it means to experience real, lasting joy? Most of the time our lives fill like a bucket with holes in it and our joy just leaks everytime something goes wrong. It's hard to "rejoice evermore" (1 Thessaonians 5:16) when we are hit with pain and sorrow, suffering and affliction from every side. James says to "Count it all joy," but we just don't know how sometimes. Well, the apostle Paul gives us a wonderful example of what it means to have joy "in the face of" anything! Paul wrote Philippians from prison. In this study, he is going to help us answer the question: can we have joy?