Lehighton Bible Church

Today, we look at dispensational concepts before the apostle Paul.

We conclude the lesson series today talking about a confused fellow and his smart donkey who accomplished God's will.

We're back with a brand new Unlikely Servant of the Bible who took part in accomplishing God's will.

Our Unlike Servant today is King Ahaseurus.

We are starting a series looking at some of the Bible's most unlikely servants that God used to accomplish His purposes.

For Father's Day we will look at the reign of Jotham.

Learning from the healing Jesus did at the Bethesda pool.

There is a blessing when brethren dwell together in unity. How do we get more unified?

There is a blessing when brethren dwell together in unity. How do we get more unified?

For Mother's Day we look at a Reader's Digest article in combination with the truth of God's word and God's love to see if we can find any answers.

Learning from the temptation of Christ.

Taking a look back over the decades to find areas of growth.

As we finish off Romans 7, we must see how the end of the chapter arrives at a statement of victory.

Having talked about separation from sin, today is about separation from the flesh or the old man.

We enter into the next verses of Romans 7 and learn about separating sin or behavior from the person committing the sin.

Our text today gives us several purposes of the law showing its stated and obvious purpose as well as its secret purpose.

Once we understand being "dead to the law", we find it is for a specific purpose.

Today we talk about a phrase found in Romans 7 being "dead to the law" and what it means.

If Genesis is the beginning and Revelation is yet future, where are we on the timeline of the Bible that we might know what Scriptures are written TO us today?

We continue looking at the "For Us, Not To Us" concept this week involving the morality of past generations.

An important foundational concept to learn about reading the Bible is that all of it is written for us to learn from but not all of it is written to us to obey. Let's talk about that!

Exploring the uniqueness and significance of the title "Son of God" this Christmas Eve.

Romans 5:10 and the meaning of the third and final part of the verse.

Flushing out the word 'reconciliation' from last week even further.

We talk about God's love out of Romans 5:8-10