Monday, February 3rd 2014 @ 1:31 PM (not yet rated)

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How can a person walk with the almighty God of the Universe?  How would that work?  How does the story of Abram from the Old Testament relate to us living in a time after the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, not to mention the sending of the Holy Spirit?  When God speaks, what attitude is necessary to hear the message?  What are God’s standards of perfection?  Once we receive God’s message, what are we expected to do with it?  What are the benefits of this walk with God?

Abram, or Abraham as he was later known, didn’t have the sacrifice of God’s only Son to depend upon.  But we do.  If you want to know more, click here:

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Monday, January 27th 2014 @ 1:19 PM (not yet rated)

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Some issues are black or white, right or wrong.  But what is a Christian to do when confronted with a gray area?  For the past two weeks Brother Tommy has covered two principles for dealing with this question.  Today he will discuss the third as written by Paul in first Corinthians.  What is loyalty to Christ?  What if we are faced with a new temptation that no one has ever seen?  Will we ever be confronted with temptation beyond our maturity level in the Lord?  What did Paul mean when he said that if you don’t want to know that you shouldn’t ask?  He would have been a great lawyer.  Must have been all that time in prison.  Is it profitable (to whom)?  Does it build others up?  Is it pleasing to the Lord?  After about 18 minutes of pertinent recap from the last two messages, Brother Tommy reveals the third strategy for avoiding questionable practices and some great conclusions.

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Monday, January 20th 2014 @ 1:24 PM (not yet rated)

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Is love better than knowledge?  To what extent should the principle of considerate love, from last week’s message, affect our behavior?  As Christians, aren’t we free to enjoy God’s creations?  What does the motivation have to do with the reward?  Paul showed us how to administer considerate love without hypocrisy.  Principle number two is self-discipline.  Paul uses an athletic example to show us its importance.  If we as Christians are in a race, is there a prize for finishing it?  Is there a reason to try for first place in said race?  More on self-discipline and the third principle next week.

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Monday, January 13th 2014 @ 2:31 PM (not yet rated)

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How do we know what God thinks about our modern issues and dilemmas?  How can a book that was finished two thousand years ago apply to circumstances today?  Does the Bible contains do’s and don’ts on every subject we will ever run into?  What is the difference in a principle and a law? Here Brother Tommy tells us how we can use Paul’s answer to the early Christians about questionable practices that were around in their day on questionable practices we see going on in our day.  What is the principle of considerate love?  How does it take us beyond knowledge?  What part does the conscience play?  What is meant by the abuse of freedom and liberty?  Look for parts 2 and 3 in the next two weeks.

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Monday, January 6th 2014 @ 12:35 PM (not yet rated)

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We are at the beginning of a new year.  Just like Joshua leading God’s people into the Promised Land, we are heading into uncertain times.  How important are the past and present to how we approach the future?  How important is God’s purpose to our future?  How can we know His purpose?  What has God promised to us about stepping out on Faith?  Were do we get the power to follow through with the plan?  How does our behavior affect the plan?  How should we measure success?  How can we know God will be with us on this journey?

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Monday, December 30th 2013 @ 1:05 PM (not yet rated)

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We just celebrated the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.  But, has everyone heard about Him and why He was sent?  Some of the figures Brother Tommy gives in this message from 1981 are outdated.  But even with our technological advances in communication, the world population has grown exponentially, including the areas that have limited or no access to the Bible.  How can a person be saved unless they call on the Lord? How can they call unless they believe? How can they believe unless they hear?  How can they hear without being told?  How can we tell others today?  Who do you know that needs to hear about Jesus?  Do you serve in a church that goes on mission trips?  Does your work take you into places that need the Lord?

Before you can share the message of Jesus Christ, you have to enjoy a personal relationship with Him yourself.  The first step is to click here:

Monday, December 23rd 2013 @ 12:59 PM

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Merry Christmas!  What kind of memories does that bring you?  Have you ever dreaded the rush and bustle of December?  Why is that?  Could it be we need to adjust our focus?  As we approach this holy day of celebrating our Savior’s birth, I am reminded of a sermon Brother Tommy delivered that his wife, my mother wrote.  They would both quote from it often as we grew up in their house.

Will you accept God’s gift of Grace through Faith in His son, Jesus?  The first step is to click here:

Monday, December 16th 2013 @ 12:39 PM (not yet rated)

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Have you ever heard of someone stooping down to another person’s level?  Brother Tommy tells a story about a Boston mayor who did just that.  The papers of that day called it the greatest stoop in the world, but was it really?  Well, do you believe the Bible when it says that Jesus Christ has always existed long before His earthly birth in a manger?  Did Jesus voluntarily come down to our level?  Did He know the reception He would get?  What made all of that sound like a good idea?  The big picture.

 P.S. Sound quality deteriorates about the 18 minute mark, so turn the volume down to avoid speaker damage.

Will you accept God’s gift of Grace through Faith in His son, Jesus?  The first step is to click here: