II Corinthians Today (Chapters Six and Seven)

II Corinthians Today (Chapters Six and Seven)

Sunday Evening According to Paul and King James 1611 Bible II Corinthians Six and Seven There is great understanding within this chapter that shows us the identical application from our King James Bible today. We see in chapter 6 that Paul expresses his concern towards those carnal christians as to whether or not they are saved. Could that be an issue for more than we may realize these days? Chapter...

July 25th, 2010 by KJVOnly 
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II Corinthians Today (Chapter One)

II Corinthians Today (Chapter One)

Sunday Morning According to Paul and King James 1611 Bible II Corinthians One Are your “sufferings” truly sufferings of Christ? If so, then the consolation should be real. If your sufferings are your own, then the consolation might not be as comforting? A lot of various topics in this chapter – consolation, stedfast hope in others if…, delivered past – present –...

July 18th, 2010 by KJVOnly 
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Confidence or Conceit? Assurance or Arrogance?

Confidence or Conceit? Assurance or Arrogance?

Wednesday Evening When we stand so confidently with Paul as things fall apart around us – even as ‘former’ Paul followers self-destruct – and have a decent understanding of rightly dividing, etc. are we just being conceited or arrogant? Maybe to others we appear to be, but that is most certainly not the case. Now when they claim to be ‘clean’ enough in their...

February 3rd, 2010 by KJVOnly 
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Touchet: Contrasts in Scripture (Part XIV)

Touchet: Contrasts in Scripture (Part XIV)

September 21st, 2008 Sunday Morning Note from Pastor Mike: We look at the pride that exists from those who actually think they are keeping the law / gospels. They really think that they are keeping the law – the teachings of Jesus. When compared to Paul, though, we see the truth behind the law keepers – they are prideful. Following Paul, we see the confidence, joy and thankfulness that...

September 21st, 2008 by KJVOnly 
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