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James, Money, Obedience |
 The Blessing Is In The Doing – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: James is a pretty “matter-of-fact” kind of guy. It is apparent that he feels change accompanies true salvation. Being filled with the Holy Spirit of the living God should change the way we feel about, and handle money, and it should clean up our carnality.
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| 2008 Jeroboam, False, Imitation |
Jeroboam – Imitation – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Although Jeroboam has the “lion’s share” with the ten tribes – he is afraid of loosing them. As a result he sets up false priests and false worship to keep the people from going back to Jerusalem to worship.
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Jesus, High Priest |
Jesus Our High Priest – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: This chapter is a continuation of the idea that Jesus is our High Priest. The writer of Hebrews exhorts his listeners to “grow up” and “move on” to the deeper things of Christ instead of remaining perpetually immature.
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Jesus, High Priest |
Jesus- The Anchor Of My Soul – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: In this chapter we see Jesus as our Hight Priest and the Anchor of our souls.
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Jesus, High Priest |
Jesus – A Better Hope – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: After mentioning Melchizedek and Abraham paying him the tithe, the writer of Hebrews goes on to tell us that Jesus, once again is far superior. That is Jesus a new covenant and anew priesthood was established.
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Jesus, High Priest |
Jesus – The Perfect Sacrifice – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Pastor John looks a little deeper at chapter 8 and shows Jesus as the Perfect Sacrifice in chapter 9. Chapters 8-10, all give greater depth the the fact that Jesus became our High Priest.
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Jesus, High Priest |
Jesus – One Sacrifice For Sins – Forever – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Chapter 10 is a continuation of chapters 8 and 9 on the subject of the priesthood and Jesus being our Great High Priest. He encourages the Hebrews he is writing to, to not quit fellowshipping with each other and to stand in the full assurance of their faith.
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Jesus- Superior to Angels |
Above All Things – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: The author of Hebrews, which many believe cannot be determined, clearly expresses that Jesus is above all things – including the angels. Since it is a letter to the Hebrews, he spends no time trying to prove that there is a God – that is given. But he gives a beautiful defense of and for Jesus as God’s only begotten Son.
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| 2010 Job, Loss, Suffering |
From Riches To Ashes – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: The Lord always has a reason for what He does. But that doesn’t mean that we will always understand or agree with His reasoning. Isai 55:8-9 (NKJV) “For My thoughts [are] not your thoughts, Nor [are] your ways My ways,” says the Lord. 9 “For [as] the heavens are higher than the earth, So are My ways higher than your ways, And My thoughts than your thoughts. From all the evidence we have in our text, Job was a righteous man. There no indication of sin in Job’s life, nor the need for the judgment of God to fall upon his life. But, by the sovereign reasoning of the Lord, He allows Job to be tested for a higher reason than Job’s immediate safety and security. But, of this you can be sure. It was for the good of Job and the kingdom of God, not for the entertainment of satan! There will be times in our lives when there seems to be no reason for the suffering. When it “feels” like we are nothing more than a “heavenly lab experiment” for satan to kick around like an old football. But, . . He Himself has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” So we may boldly say: “The Lord [is] my helper; I will not fear. What can man do to me?” Hebr 13:5-6 And we must remember that “His thoughts are not our thoughts, nor are our ways His ways. His ways are higher than ours and His thoughts are higher than our thoughts.” Though we may “feel” abandoned, and though we may “feel” like a heavenly lab experiment, we must remember the promises of the Lord. And like Job, we must resign ourselves to the sovereignty of God. Trusting that He knows what is best for our lives. Job 1:22 In all (those trials), learn not to sin nor charge God with wrong.
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Joshua |
Moses is Replaced With Joshua – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Moses is given one last task as leader of Israel – a war with the Midianites! They Midianites pay dearly for causing the children of Israel to play the harlot in the worhip of Baal at Peor. Balaam also pay for his deception with his life. Moses is replaced by a young man by the name of Joshua. One of two who came back from spying out Canaan with a good report.
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| 2010 Judgement vs Comfort |
Job’s Response to Eliphaz – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: How many times as Christians do we judge instead of pointing a hurting person back to the Lord? In Job’s greatest time of need we see his “friends” point the finger instead of lifting him up. Job’s response to them is very piercing. He points out that if his condition is God’s judgement for unrighteousness they may be next.
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Judges |
Just A Prayer Away – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: This study looks at Israel’s first three Judges Othniel, Ehud and Shamgar. It also looks at the faithfulness of the Lord even in the midst of Israel’s unfaithfulness. Every time they would call for deliverance, the Lord would send a judge.
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Judges |
Deborah And Barak – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: The Lord raises up Deborah, a woman, a mother, and a prophetess to be Judge over Israel. Her husband is only mentioned in passing and Barak refuses to go to war without her. She is surrounded by incompetence but rises to the occasion to deliver Israel.
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Judges |
Gideon – Part2 – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Gideon is beginning to understand that the man he is talking to is an angel of the Lord. In this study we see that the Lord is very patient in getting us from where we are to where we need to be for Him to do amazing things in our life. Gideon still does not see himself as the “Valiant Warrior” that the Lord sees him as.
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Judges |
Jephthah – Valiant Warrior – Stupid Father – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Jephthah is a valiant warrior but a very stupid father. He makes an unnecessary vow that costs him the life of his only daughter. The Lord did not require it and he could have repented for it, but misguidedly he follows through with his vow.
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Judges |
Samson – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Samson’s birth was nothing short of miraculous. The Lord had great plans for his life, but Samson had a taste for the flesh. He goes out in a blaze of glory, but one has to wonder if he could have been so much more.
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Judges |
Everyone Did What Was Right In His Own Eyes – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: Israel is at a state where everyone is doing what they want to do instead of what the Lord has required. That is always a recipe for disaster.
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Judges – Samson |
Samson – Part 2 – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: This is a continuation of the last chapter. Samson is betrayed by his Philistine wife, leave and comes back. Only to find that she had been given to another. He retaliates and burns down their groves.
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Judges – Samson |
Samson – Part 3 – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: This concludes the sudy on Samson. Definatley not a perfect man and surely a man with an eye for the world and the things thereof. Yet he goes down in the book of Hebrews as a great man of faith. This study reminds us that the Lord doesn’t use perfect people, they are in short supply. But He does use imperfect people to accomplish His purposes. Samson has more than a few bumps along the road, but he finishes strong.
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Judges, Compromise |
Micah And The Tribe Of Dan – Pastor John W. Brown |
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| Description: In this chapter, we see Micah’s theft, idol worship, and pagan practices. Pastor John concludes that true spirituality cannot be bought or faked. And that Jesus is to be our High Priest.
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