In the story of the Prodigal, the elder brother has all the qualities that make for a faithful, upright church member. But his sins are serious and multiplied. Are they your sins?

Those that have gone on before us established some foundations. They took stands for various things and God calls upon us to hold on to those things. Are you removing the landmarks or fighting to keep them?

As Christians, there are some things that God used in the generations before us and it's high time we dig afresh some of those wells.

The men of this world rely on the wrong things. This message tells how useless these things are in finding redemption.

The term, elder, has a wider range than the term, bishop. Elder may refer to Old or New Testament offices. It may also refer to men of age, experience, and/or wisdom. Bishop refers to a specific New Testament office.

This book of the Bible was written to a young preacher. In this chapter we find a commandment to pray but not only that we also have the purpose for praying.

Proverbs warns of the prating fool. Find out what a prating fool is and why he is so dangerous.

The saints are told three times to “fret not” (Psalm 37:1,7-8). Fret comes from a root word meaning to eat or to devour. We will find that Jesus Christ is the only solution to the disease of a fretting heart.

True liberty is that of the heart? What liberties do we have in Christ?

In this chapter, one generation has passed away and a younger generation is taking their places. Who will take over when the old saints die and go to be with the Lord?