Ben Church of Christ

Is there a simple list that we can check as done or not? Interestingly enough, much of what has been asked of followers of Christ is for their own good. Lert's consider the "burden" of becoming a Christian

The providence of God, the plan, the working of God in the world and our lives - one of the more challenging topics but one that is important for us to consider......

Christ was so unliked, he was crucified. The apostles were cast into prison, accused of turning the world upside down, with many mis-truths spoken against them. Were they / Should we be discouraged?

A great story should have impact on its hearers. There are many great stories, and the one most think of is not necessarily the greatest - we consider not the birth of Christ - but the resurrection and its impact.

The change in our relationship with our Saviour also could bring a change in the other relationships. Truths are taught in how we should approach relationships at home, work, church and elsewhere.

While most believe in the Bible, the same do not know the bible. Knowledge is the foundation of decision-making, and without the correct knowledge.... we consider the words of Hosea in this sermon......

The ultimate show of the Grace of God to man is the giving of His only-begotten Son? How does man connect with that sacrifice where the "operation of God" removes the siin?

How many words would it take to summarize our duty to our Creator? Micah records six words that do just that.

Two passages focus on the act of baptism. But do those passages actually support the need for baptism?

If facing a crucial challenge that could cost one's life, knowing how to respond can be the key to surviving. Training manuals are created for some instances. We consider the Life Manual that has been given to man for the saving of his eternal life.....

Much has been said about the importance of baptism. There is another camp that takes the opposing view. We consider some of those opposing thoughts....

How we identify is a hot topic. What should be our greater concern when it comes to "choosing" who we are?

Many powerful words are used in relation to our coming to Christ: born again, converted, transformed, made alive, white as new, new creature, all things new. What is the process that brings man to the point he has been blessed with this gracious gift from Above?

Should who we have as close friends be a concern. This struggle has many warning signs with a powerful lesson taught to the Hebrews of old that extends into modern times . . .

As we consider changes in life that are necessary to convert, what are those initial steps? What is required? How much must one know? The term "clean" is a concept from the Old Testament that carries into the new and is part of that process as we consider....

Getting our priorities in check is a good exercise, even though seldom do we consider. We consider what should come first, foremost, above all else.....

Christ is the way, the truth and life. No man can come to the Father but by Him. We continue our series going into the through of sorting through the myriad of misinformation to find the truth.

Who is the GOAT in the pulpit? The who and why is briefly discussed in this lesson recorded from the pulpit.....

Is it odd that Christ used the term "the way" frequently? It is interesting when considering Man's access to God before Christ and how this is incorporated into access after His mission to mankind . . . .

The Genesis account of Joseph is the foundation considered when looking at the importance, complexity and challenges we have in relationships......

Life is full of plans, and plans do not go as we would like. And this can set us back much more than it should. Let's consider the importance of building a firm foundation....

Man continues to try to find himself. And removing our Creator from the equation brings results nothing short of underwhelming. We consider God's overarching plan for man, where we have been, where we stand today and where we are going.....

We have local Churches that focus on members in a general community. But what is the Grand Plan for the Church as a Whole? Let's consider?

Do You Love Me? Loving is a part of our very being, as we are made in the image of God. But what does this love look like? What impact can it have? Just how important is it?

The Old Law was constructed around the shedding of blood of innocent animals. In the New Law, there is the giving of an innocent life still, but the cost is greater and the impact is greater....