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Help Your Neighbor Grow Good Corn

by Charles Graby

In a split-sermon, Charles Graby, a deacon serving in the Atlanta and Buford GA congregations, discusses spiritual lessons that the Bible provides based on the agrarian life style that is frequently depicted in the pages of the Bible.

Humility and Meekness - Christian Requirements

by Charles Graby

Two qualities that are necessary for all true Christians are humility and meekness. Charles Graby, a deacon serving in the Atlanta and Buford, GA, congregations, discusses the meaning of each, the differences, and why we need to seek God's help to incorporate them into our character.

Proclaim Liberty Throughout the Entire Land

by Charles Graby

On the Day of Atonement, Charles Graby, a deacon serving in Atlanta and Buford, GA, discusses the proclamation that occurred on this day announcing the year of the Jubilee and the freedom, physically and spiritually, that will occur on this day.

Do the Will of the Father

by Charles Graby

In Mat 21:28, Christ gave a parable of two sons who were asked by their father to work in the vineyard. One agreed, and one refused.

Saul and David: a Study in Character

by Charles Graby

Saul and David were the first two men anointed kings over Israel. They both had a lot of similarities, yet were vastly different in character. In this split-sermon, Charles Graby, a deacon serving in Atlanta and Buford, delves into the background and personal attributes that these men displayed.

For in These I Delight

by Charles Graby

In Jeremiah 9:24, God makes an important statement about what He wants us to know about Him.

Am I a Committed Christian

by Charles Graby

At Norcross, before the Atlanta and Buford, GA, congregations, Charles Graby discussed what our attitude is towards God's way of life. Are we compliant towards it, as we should be, or really committed?