National Capital Bible Church

Deut 17:14-18:22. Instruments of theocracy continued: the priests and Levites (18:1-8) and prophets (18:9-22). Today, we are priests, and the Lord Jesus Christ is High Priest. He is also the last Prophet. He will help you understand what is true and how to apply it.

(Ps 8:1-9) God in His creation has blessed us. (1 Cor 7:25-31) How to live in a world that is passing away. The things of this world, including marriage, will pass away. While we should focus on these things, our ultimate focus and devotion should be to God.

(Mt 1:21) Communion: Prophesy that our Lord would be our Savior. (Rom 12:1-2) Seeking God’s will in the new year. (1 Cor 7:17-24) What was your situation when you came to faith? Explanation of “called” and “circumcision.” We are to be bondservants to Christ, not the world (6:19, Rom 1:1).

Update on Pastor Inghram's health and Baby Brady Dyer. The cast of the Christmas story. Part 3: Birth of the Christ-Child (Lk 2:1-20; Is 9:6-7). What is meant by "filled with the Holy Spirit" (Lk 1:42). Jesus was born and died for us that we might have eternal life (Mt 1:21; Jn 3:14).

(Is 7:14) The cast of the Christmas story. Part 2: Elizabeth (Lk 1:24b-25, 57-64), Mary (Lk 1:26-38) and Joseph (Mt 1:18-25). God blesses us with the roles that we play in His plan.

(Isa 7:14) The cast of the Christmas story. Part 1: Zacharias (Lk 1:5-24a). No matter how impossible a situation may seem, with God, nothing is impossible.

(Isa 7:14) The cast of the Christmas story. Part 1: Zacharias (Lk 1:5-24a). No matter how impossible a situation may seem, with God, nothing is impossible.

Deut 17:14-18:8. Instruments of theocracy continued: the kings (17:14-20). A king, or leader, is to serve his people in a righteous way that honors God (Ex 15:18).

Remembering Pearl Harbor. (Ps 31:19-24) The Lord preserves the faithful. Pre-Trib conference schedule and speakers. (1 Cor 7:12-16) Biblical principles about divorce. While God does allow for divorce, He wants the marriage to remain. A believing spouse can bring holiness to marriage (1 Pet 3:1-2).

Conference topic: “Globalism and the End Times.” Brief review of presentations. " 

(1 Jn 4:7-16) Communion: Knowing God through love. Remembering Dr. Thomas Edgar. (1 Cor 7:8-11) Biblical marital principles: advice to the unmarried, married and teachings on divorce (Mk 10:2ff). God desires for spouses to resolve conflict using the Word of God (Eph 4:32).

(1 Jn 4:7-16) Communion: Knowing God through love. Remembering Dr. Thomas Edgar. (1 Cor 7:8-11) Biblical marital principles: advice to the unmarried, married and teachings on divorce (Mk 10:2ff). God desires for spouses to resolve conflict using the Word of God (Eph 4:32).

Deut 16:18-17:13. Part one of the instruments of theocracy (16:18-18:22): the judges and officials. Judges and officials are to govern in a way that honors God (Mt 18:15-20).

(Ps 106: 1-3) An expression of thanksgiving. (1 Cor 7:1-7) How to achieve harmony in marriage. Paul teaches biblical, marital principles regarding intimacy.

(Ps 7:17) Praise the Lord. (Ps 105:1-6) Giving thanks to the Lord (Eph 5:20; 1 Thes 5:18). At Thanksgiving, we remember God’s good works and character. Reading of past presidential Thanksgiving proclamations.

Deut 16:1-17. The Pilgrim Festivals, including the Passover (v. 1-8), the Feast of Weeks (v. 9-12), and the Feast of Tabernacles (v. 13-17). God continues to provide for us so that we may give graciously (2 Cor 9:6-7).

Honoring Veterans Day. Remembering Clyde Spencer. (107:1-3) Thanksgiving to the Lord. (1 Cor 6:15-20) Study of the body of the believer (Rom 12:5) continued with marriage and sexual relationships. Sexual immortality disrupts your relationship with God.

Deut 15:1-23) The year of release (15:1-18), including the cancellation of debts (v. 1-11) and freeing of servants (v. 12-18), and law of firstborn animals (v. 19-23). All possessions belong to God. When we give generously, we express our gratitude to Him (2 Cor 9:6-8).

Communion: Peace between God and mankind through our Lord (Col 1:19-20). (1 Cor 6:12-14) "All things are lawful for me," but are they? Study of the body of the believer. We must be careful not to justify our behaviors to satisfy sinful desires.

Deut 14:1-29. Laws reflecting the holiness of Israel. Prohibition of pagan mourning rights (v. 1-2). The clean and unclean food (v. 3-21). Law of tithing (v. 22-29). We, too, are to represent God to the nations. While the means are different, the intent is the same.

(Ps 71:1-6) God the Rock of salvation. Remembering Reformation Day. (1 Cor 6:7-11) Study of inheritance in God’s Kingdom. Paul’s comment about lifestyle of Corinthian believers (v. 9-11). Our future inheritances depend on our behaviors on earth.

Deut 12:29-13:18. The avoidance of pagan cultic practice (v. 29-32), the solicitation to idolatry by a false prophet (v. 1-5) and loved one (v. 6-11), and the destruction of an apostate town (v. 12-18). These passages teach us to be obedient to our God.

(Ps 95:1-7) Our loving Shepherd. (1 Cor 6:1-6) Believer taking believer to court. Study of verses 1-6. Believers have the ability to mediate small disputes, as we will one day judge the world and angels (2 Pet 2:4; Rev 3:21).

Deut 12:1-31. Introduction to the development of the covenant fellowship (v. 1). Law of the single sanctuary (v. 2-28): command to destroy Canaanite worship centers (v. 2-4), where to worship (v. 5-7), what to worship (v. 8-14), what to offer in worship (v. 15-31).

(Ps 96:1-6) A song of praise. (1 Cor 5:9-13) Study of verses 9-13. Immorality in the Church continued. Certain sins can affect the health of the Church. As members of a church, we have a responsibility to keep these sins out of the church (Deut 17:7) and live godly lives.