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  • John Kohler

    Contributing sermons since Jan 16, 2003
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Morris Fork Baptist Church
Meadow Bridge, West Virginia 25976
304-392-9876

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  • Why We Love God

    Contributed on Jan 16, 2003
    based on 44 ratings
     | 7,600 views

    This outline focuses upon the primary reason why every Christian loves God.

    Why We Love God I John 4:19 Love may be defined as “an unselfish commitment to the temporal and eternal good of another.” A husband and wife love each other by being unselfishly committed to each other’s temporal and eternal good. Parents love their children by being unselfishly ...read more

  • Jesus: Master & Lord

    Contributed on Jan 16, 2003
    based on 24 ratings
     | 11,106 views

    This outline focuses upon the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

    Jesus: Master & Lord John 13:13 In this one verse of Scripture, we learn two important truths about Jesus. These two truths are reinforced by many other passages of Scripture. I. Jesus is Master. A. Although there are seven different Greek words that are translated as "Master" in ...read more

  • Paul's Use Of The Word "Our"

    Contributed on Jan 16, 2003
    based on 4 ratings
     | 3,155 views

    This message examines the Apostle Paul’s use of the word "our."

    The Apostle Paul’s Use of the Plural Possessive Pronoun OUR I Corinthians 15:3 Arminian Bible commentators teach that the plural possessive pronoun "our" is used in I Corinthians 15:3 in a universal, general, unlimited, unrestricted sense. They paraphrase the middle part of this verse ...read more

  • The Word "Believeth"

    Contributed on Jan 16, 2003
    based on 16 ratings
     | 15,968 views

    This message examines the meaning of the word "believeth" in the New Testament.

    The Word Believeth The word "believeth" appears in the King James Version New Testament a total of 40 times. In nearly all of these cases, it is translated from the Greek verb "pisteuo." This present tense verb does not refer to a one-time spiritual action, but to a continual or habitual ...read more