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The church must follow sound doctrine so it will honor God.

Titus 2:1-5 | Living According to Sound Doctrine (Part 1)

In part on of "Living According to Sound Doctrine," we examined Titus 2:1-5. In that section, we saw that Titus was to teach various groups in the church truths that were specific to their situations. We got through older men, older women, and younger women. Now we turn to young men, the pastor himself, and to servants.

Titus 2:6-10 | Living According to Sound Doctrine (Part 2)

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Fellowship Bible Church's evening service livestream. 

To find more information about FBC Ann Arbor, visit: 
fbcaa.org 
facebook.com/fellowshipbibleannarbor
twitter.com/fbcannarbor

Ruth 4:7-17 | The Kinsman-Redeemer (Part 2)

Nahum 3:5-19 | The Futile Defenses of Nineveh

In this message James continues the message from the book of Nahum where we see Nahum writing the most troublesome words from God, "I am against you, says the Lord of hosts." The Assyrians would become utterly destroyed. "Woe" is used to foreshadow the fall of Nineveh, with details of complete and utter destruction. The Lord condemns the Assyrians for three sins: their cruel atrocities, their greedy exploitation of others, and their delusion that they could insulate themselves from destruction.

Nahum 2:11-12, 3:1-10 | The Cause of Nineveh's Judgement (Part 2)

In this message James Widgeon leads our continued study in the book of Nahum where we see a prophecy against Ninevah and how God is going to deal with their sinfulness. But also in the midst of it we see encouragement for God's people, Judah.

Nahum 2:1-13 | The Certainty of Nineveh's Judgement

Nahum 2:1-3:6 | The Cause of Nineveh's Judgement (Part 1)

This morning we continue our study where the apostle Paul is not finished writing on the subject of spiritual gifts, in particular, tongues and understanding. The problem exposed by tongues in the church in Corinth is important enough that Paul repeatedly speaks on the subject matter. Nearly two millennia later, the world is still racked with problems surrounding the gifts of tongues. Some naming Christ demand you speak in gibberish in order to demonstrate genuine salvation; people lose heart because they have not received that gift yet; people ask God to give it to them when in fact He will not; church services are in total disorder and not accomplishing the teaching and preaching of God's Holy Word; associated "miraculous" gifts supposedly operate in the church buy are actually lies, such as fake healing services; and this false doctrine along with the prosperity gospel is preached and believed among 300 million or more souls.

1 Corinthians 14:6-25 | Tongues and Understanding

The focus of this message is on God's forgiveness, as read in the books Isaiah 43:25 and Psalm 103:8-14.

Micah 7:14-20 | God Forgives Sinners

We continue our study in Matthew chapter three focusing on the introduction of Jesus Christ. The ax is laid to the root of the tree and is cut down if it does not bear good fruit refers to the irreversible judgement that was imminent. Also, Three types of baptism are referred, including: 1) with water unto repentance. John's baptism symbolized cleansing 2) with the Holy Spirit. All believers in Christ are Spirit-baptized (1 Corinthians 12:13); and 3) with fire. Because fire is used throughout this context as a means of judgement, this must speak of a baptism of judgement upon the unrepentant. The winnowing fan is used to symbolize how He will judge the righteous from the unrighteous. Jesus will gather those who belong to Him into His kingdom and the unrighteous will be cast into eternal fire. John's baptism symbolized repentance, and John saw this as inappropriate for the One he knew was the spotless Lamb of God (John 1:29).

Matthew 3:10-12 | Repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is Near (Part 2)

A study the genealogy of Christ as recorded in the books of Matthew and Luke.

Matthew 1:1-17 and Luke 3:23-38 | The Genealogy of Jesus (Part 2)

An expositional preaching series through the book of 1 Corinthians taught by Pastor Matt Postiff at Fellowship Bible Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan. First Corinthians 12:12-31 teaches that God has carefully composed the church to carry out His work.

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