Jacob’s Ladder – Genesis 28:10-17

Aren’t dreams strange and wonderful things? A lady with whom I used to work was talking to a co-worker about a dream that she had the previous night. She and the other woman were both bowlers. The dreamer said that she was at a bowling establishment where the...

Hell – Psalm 9:17

Background details about Hell: How many words are translated “hell” in the Old Testament (one; two; three; four)? One- Sheol “Sheol” is translated into (one; two; three; four) English words. Three Those translated words include (lake of fire;...

April 12

Robert Lowry was born on March 12 in 1826. His parents were Presbyterians, but after Robert was born again and began studying the Word of God, he determined that immersion was the Biblical mode to follow, so he was baptized by George Ide, pastor the First Baptist...

Paul: the Killer Converted – Acts 9:1-18

I’ve decided to continue our evaluation of what we know about the Apostle Paul. The church in Jerusalem grew very rapidly, once the disciples had been spiritually empowered. Included in the many converts were hundreds of handicapped people, along with widows and...

Jesus’ Last Week on Earth – Matthew 26:1-5

This message tonight could not in any way be called a “sermon.” By my definition a “sermon” should be a progression of thought with several distinct points reaching toward one or two logical objectives. There are thousands of preachers whose...

Heaven – Philippians 3:20

General details about Heaven: How many Hebrew words, in one form or other, are translated “Heaven” in one form or other (one; two; three; four)? Three – galgal; shachag (shak-ak); shamayim (shaw-ya-yim) – primarily the last How many Greek words, in one...

April 5, 1878

Dr. William Brisbane, became a Baptist through a different channel than most to which I have referred. He was born into an aristocratic family near Charleston, South Carolina, but none of my reference books could give me the year. His early education was entrusted to...