Nathan Bedford Forrest fought for the South, owned slaves, and some say he was in the Klu Klux Klan. Because of this, Forrest should clearly be seen as a “devil,” right? While that is the opinion of many, this message looks at the rest of the story of the man referred to as “that devil Forrest.”
Approx. 19 min.
No true Christian will want to believe false teachings, but many unknowingly do. How do we keep from being fooled? This seminar teaches principles that will equip you to spot when the Bible is being used to promote false teachings.
Session #1, Bible Interpretation:
Session #2, How to Spot Bad Arguments:Â
Session #3, An Example of a Bad Argument and How to Refute It:
If you would like a PDF of the handouts mentioned in the seminar, please email me at: Mike@5thKingdomMinistries.com
When arguing over church music, the debate often turns into “I like this kind of music.” But every aspect of our worship, including music, must conform to what God has revealed in His word. This brief message looks at three principles from Colossians 3:16 that help us choose songs and tunes that are appropriate for singing in the gathering of the local church.
Approx. 15 min.Â
Many OT laws seem strange, harsh, and oppressive. One such law is the one dealing with female captives in Deuteronomy 21. Is this law really what it is often made out to be?
Approx. Â 18 min.
The Acts 4:32-35 passage has been used to support Socialism/Communism. This message refutes that interpretation. This passage does show, however, that Christians need to take care of their own, and not rely on unbelievers for help. Christians have the Holy Spirit and the word of God; we shouldn’t have to depend on Christ’s enemies for help.
Approx.: 39 min.
Matthew Henry’s Bible commentary, written over 300 years ago, is still popular today. This message looks Matthew’s life, his commentary, and the role of the Henry family in producing this great work.
Approx: 24 min.Â
The Bible gives instruction for every area of life, including warfare and the military. When that instruction isn’t followed, bad things happen. It has been years, if not centuries, since God’s rules for war have been obeyed by our government. The results speak for themselves.
This message looks at Deuteronomy 20 (the chapter in the Bible with the most instruction on war), and gives some application to contemporary events like the U.S.’s withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Approx. 45 min.
Is there a connection between homeschooling and the end times? Yes, if you have a biblical view of the end times. Biblical education is actually an important part of the fulfilling of Bible prophecy.
Approx. 39 min.
Pride & worldliness aren’t the most “exciting” things to talk about, but they are sins that have devastating consequences on individuals and societies. God promises to exalt the humble and destroy the proud. Do you want to be destroyed or exalted? James gives us the remedy to these seemingly “small” sins.
This message looks at James 4:4-10. Â Approx. 36 min.
John Gill was the first great Baptist commentator, and the church he pastored has had some of the greatest pastors in history (Baptist or otherwise). This brief message looks at his life and his commentary. Â Â
Approx. 23 min.