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This is the second of two Bible classes on Acts chapter 6. Visit NormFields.com for the class material and more lessons from the book of Acts.

The second of two Bible classes from Acts chapter 5. Visit NormFields.com for the class handout and more from Norm's Notes on Acts

I had to rerecord this because of an audio issue during the live worship services. "If It Is of God" is based on Gamaliel's advice to the council in Acts 5:38-39. _________________________________________________________________________________ Premium Subscribers at https://NormFields.com get first access to the Norm's Notes study guides as they're being produced. New lessons are posted every week in two parts - class handouts and teaching outlines. Also, two new full manuscript special studies (i.e. the sermons preached from the text of the weekly study guide additions). Become a Norm's Notes Premium Subscriber at https://NormFields.com today to get more exclusive content.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 watching now Premiere in progress. Started 3 minutes ago Norm's Notes on Acts This is the first of two Bible classes on Acts chapter 5. It was taught for the Northside LaGrange church of Christ on Sunday, January 28, 2024, for the 9:30 AM Bible class. Post your questions and comments in the comment section. _________________________________________________________________________________ Premium Subscribers at https://NormFields.com get first access to the Norm's Notes study guides as they're being produced. New lessons are posted every week in two parts - class handouts and teaching outlines. Also, two new full manuscript special studies (i.e. the sermons preached from the text of the weekly study guide additions). Become a Norm's Notes Premium Subscriber at https://NormFields.com today to get more exclusive content.

This lesson, from Acts Chapter 4:19-20, looks at the example of Peter and John being confronted by the Sanhedrin and refusing to comply with their ungodly command. We, modern Christians, must learn the example of that bold lesson. Acts chapter 4 is an inspired masterwork on the virtue of boldness! __________________________________________________________________________________ Premium Subscribers at https://NormFields.com get first access to the Norm's Notes study guides as they're being produced. New lessons are posted every week in two parts - class handouts and teaching outlines. Also, two new full manuscript special studies (i.e. the sermons preached from the text of the weekly study guide additions). Become a Norm's Notes Premium Subscriber at https://NormFields.com today to get more exclusive content.

Norm's Notes on Acts 4, part is from the Bible class taught for the Northside LaGrange Church of Christ on Sunday, January 21, 2024. Visit https://normfields.com/norms-notes-on-acts-chapter-4/ for the class handout. __________________________________________________________________________________ Premium Subscribers at https://NormFields.com get first access to the Norm's Notes study guides as they're being produced. New lessons are posted every week in two parts - class handouts and teaching outlines. Also, two new full manuscript special studies - the sermons preached for the weekly study guide additions.

This lesson was originally presented in a gospel meeting for the Commerce church of Christ in Commerce, GA. The video is from a rerun for the Northside congregation in LaGrange, GA. The Postmodern ideology is not, and cannot be, in harmony with biblical ethics. It is not possible to be a faithful Christian while accepting Postmodernism. Get the PDF for all the lessons presented in this series on my Locals page: https://normsnotes.locals.com/post/4703049/biblical-ethics-meeting

Week 7 of a year long study of the Gospels (2-12-23).

This lesson from my series "Christ in Me in 2023," examines the temptations of Christ and the example they provide for us.

In Matthew 3:11, John the Baptist said he was baptizing with water "for repentance." What does that mean? Doesn't repentance come before baptism? How is it that someone is baptized "into" repentance? All those questions, and more, are answered in this lesson, "Baptism for Repentance," from my series on "Christ in Me in 2023."

Week of 6 of our study of the Gospels.

Christ in Me in 2023 year-long study through the gospels, week 5 (1-29-23). Get the class notes here: https://normsnotes.locals.com/post/3439236/harmony-of-the-gospels-week-5-class-notes Use FREEJAN23 to get a free month of supporter access. The code expires on January 31, 2023.

The apostle Paul serves as one of the greatest examples of what committed confidence in Christ looks like. From Paul's example, we learn that... Our Confidence is in Christ (2 Timothy 4:16-18; Ephesians 3:10-12; 6:19-20). Confidence Means Being Unashamed (Romans 1:16; Philippians 1:20; 2 Timothy 1:8). The Composition of Confidence (2 Timothy 1:6-7; Matthew 22:37-40; 1 Peter 2:17; Rom. 12:10; Matthew 5:43-45). Post any questions or comments you have from this lesson and watch Bible Q-n-A LIVE (rumble.com/bibleqna) for the live response.

The Biblical Fact Will Be Realized The Return of Christ is a Biblical Fact! (Col. 3:4; Heb. 9:28; Acts 1:11). ​ He WILL come in the same way He left – in the clouds. It’s a FACT – “When,” not “if.” The Biblical Uncertainly Will End The time of His coming is unknown (Mark 13:35-37). ​ There have always been those teaching false doctrine about His return (1 Thess. 4:13-18). ​ Many won’t continue in their wait for His return (2 Pet. 3:4; Luke 18:8). ​ We must stay watchful! (Matt. 24:44; 1 Thess. 5:1-6; 1 Cor. 11:26). ​ The Biblical Purpose Will Be Fulfilled The dead will be raised (Jn. 5:28, 29). ​ The universal judgment will be carried out (Matt. 25:31-33; 2 Cor. 5:10; Acts 17:31). ​ The final judgment will depend on our faithfulness to Christ (Matt. 25:41, 46). ​ If it happened today, where would you be in that great assembly – left or right / sheep or goat?

Many have the perception that there are only two options for those claiming faith in Christ, either Catholic or Protestant. But that's not true! There is the original New Testament church, which is neither Catholic nor Protestant, just Christian.

This question comes from a Bible Q-n-A viewer in the comment discussion on "10 Facts About the Church of Christ: Fact #2" on YouTube.

Part 1: Fact #2 in the series "10 Facts About the Church of Christ" Part 2: Sermon: Christ at the Center

Christians are supposed to be the salt of the earth. Salt is a preservative. Is there enough salt to preserve the earth?

The fact in this list of ten facts about the church of Christ is that the church of Christ is the church you read about in the New Testament.