What Purpose Does a Sermonette Serve?
The sermonette is an important portion of the Sabbath service.
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Entries by Jonathan McNair
Course Spotlight: The Disciples’ Prayer
Did you know since time immemorial, people have practiced the spiritual discipline of prayer in serving the true God or false gods? Prayer is a fundamental act of worship throughout […]
Course Spotlight: Proselyte
Do you know what the word “Proselyte” means? Take a quick look at the definition, and a peek into our course on the Apostolic Tour if you haven’t already! COURSE […]
Course Spotlight: Roman Spectacle in Second Temple Jerusalem
Here’s a description of some of Herod’s building works and activities during the early church period… COURSE SPOTLIGHT FROM ACTS OF THE APOSTLES (UNIT 1) THE CHURCH BEGINS
Course Spotlight: Burial Box of James the Brother of Jesus
Did you know there was a discovery of a burial box that James the brother of Jesus Christ may have been buried in? In the fall of 2002 this discovery […]
Course Spotlight: Healing
The subject of divine healing is a greatly neglected part of most people’s Christianity. It is rarely even discussed in “mainstream” churches. Why? The primary reason for this neglect is […]
Course Spotlight: The Resurrection – Lecture 5
This lesson focuses on the amazing account of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the events that unfolded that day. Watch the lecture by Dr. Roderick C. Meredith covering the […]
Course Spotlight: “Foot Washing”, by Dexter Wakefield
When we perform the foot washing ceremony, there are two things that we need to be very aware of as we perform them. We wash, and we are washed. And […]
Course Spotlight: Passover – Easter Comparison by Mike Desimone
Many people think of Passover as a Jewish holiday and Easter as a Christian holiday. But are they right? Take a look at a helpful comparison of Passover and Easter […]
Course Spotlight: Two Types of Bread
There are two types of bread, leavened and those that are not. What can we learn from looking into these two different types? Take a look at the words used […]