A Parable Of Christian Service
-A walking through of legalism and Christian liberty using the account where Jesus healed a man with a withered hand
Ryrie Online Library
Writing Topic: Serving
Gifts
-Notes on the definition, distribution, development, and discovery of gifts
God’s Choice Of Servants
-An explanation of the sequence of events in the first chapter of Jeremiah
I Thessalonians Series
-Notes on 1 Thessalonians
Luke: Professional-Servant
-Sermon notes explaining how Luke used his position and profession for the Lord
Motives For Ministry
-Notes from Philippians 1:12-18
Personal Work
-An examination of the model worker from Acts 8
Personal Work – The Call Of the Worker
-Notes from Mark 3:14 concerning God’s call and our response to His commission
Personal Work -Workers and Their Reward
-Notes from Acts 8:3 -Message about rewards for workers
Personal Work: Manner and Method
-Message from Acts 20:19, 20 -Personal Work: Manner and Method
Principles Of Christian Service
-An article covering the healing of the man with a withered hand from Matthew 12, Mark 3, Luke 6
Q & A: Ministry, Witnessing
-Q & A -How do I minister in every aspect of my life? -How can I speak to someone I just met about Christ?
Q & A: Saying No
-Q & A -Is it ok to decline a request?
Ready and Willing
-From Romans 1:1, an explanation of the introduction, by Paul, to the book of Romans
Resurrection Power
-An article discussing the resurrection and how it relates to the believer’s life
Servanthood
-An exposition of what servanthood is and how it relates to the Christian’s life
Serving Successfully
-Sermon From John 21 on serving successfully in conduct, communion & compulsion
Sovereignty, Salvation, and Service
-Sermon on God’s sovereignty
Speech
-A walk through the human body talking about how various parts can be used for godly purposes
Successful Service
-Passages in the life of Jesus that show how Jesus taught the disciples how service should be done
What’s Wrong With the Lord’s Work?
-From the book of Haggai -Argument that it is the worker’s materialism and emotionalism, not the work that is the problem
What’s Your Excuse?
-An article challenging the readers to look at their life and ask themselves, “what is my excuse?”
