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The Acts 2 Sermon: Peter's Well Reasoned Defense

by Lynn Leiby

We will closely examine this most famous sermon given by the Apostle Peter in Acts chapter 2. We will see how it is given as a well reasoned defense, not only for the accusation of drunkenness, but for the very Gospel of Jesus Christ that is about to take Jerusalem by storm.

Counting to Pentecost

by Lynn Leiby

We will review the basic doctrine of how to perform the count towards Pentecost and some of the problems associated with the alternative ways of conducting this count.

The First of the Sabbaths

by Lynn Leiby

Matthew 28:1 describes the incident where the two Mary's approach the tomb on the day following the weekly sabbath only to find the tomb to be empty. We're going to see that there are two ways this verse is interpreted.

The Lord's Supper Heresy

by Lynn Leiby

The biblical phrase "The Lord's Supper" has become a foundational doctrine within branches of Protestant Christianity. And yet, oddly enough, the phrase only occurs in one single verse in the entire New Testament scriptures.

The Lord's Supper Heresy

by Lynn Leiby

The biblical phrase "The Lord's Supper" has become a foundational doctrine within branches of Protestant Christianity.

The Practicing Sinner vs the Repentant Sinner

by Lynn Leiby

There is a paradox to consider with the idea that we should cast a sinner, such as the fornicator of 1 Corinthians, out of our fellowship when we ourselves are all sinners.

The Teachings of Jesus Christ

by Lynn Leiby

The simple things of Jesus are always not so simple. Sometimes Jesus was intentionally cryptic. Imagine how difficult Jesus' parables would be if we didn't have our Scriptures giving us the meanings of them.

Nevertheless: I Have This Against You

by Lynn Leiby

If we could take a poll as to what are the biggest issues of correction needed in God's Church, what would rank the highest? Perhaps we're too judgmental? Too intolerant? Too hypocritical?