Speak Biblically

The kingdom of God is about to come!" While we hear that claim, especially during the Israel and Hammas war, we must search God's Word to see if it is true. When this is done we find that the kingdom was begun in the first century on the day of Pentecost! This video seeks to encourage all to honestly handle the word of God and enter into the kingdom of God so that we can spend an eternity in heaven. We encourage all to open their Bibles, be noble, and seek the Bible's truth (Acts 17:11).

It is not uncommon to hear people say, "It is wrong to judge others!" They often appeal to Matthew 7 where we read, "Judge not..". But does a study of that statement in context really teach what is claimed? Does God condemn judging others, or is in in fact demand it of us? This brief video will help us explore God's Word for His answer. We encourage all to open their Bibles, be noble, and search to see the Bible's truth (Acts 17:11).

Why don't you simply preach Jesus? The message we convey is not always well-received. When we examine what we discuss here at the 39th Street Church of Christ, it includes topics like the church itself and its importance. We also delve into the significance of baptism as a requirement for being a part of that church. At times, people become somewhat agitated because our teachings differ from what they typically hear in the religious world. They may question, "Why don't you just preach Jesus?" Well, let's consider what the Bible says. We encourage all to open their Bibles, be noble, and search to see the Bible's truth (Acts 17:11).

The notion of salvation by faith alone is a widely recognized doctrine in the religious world, but its alignment with the word of God is a matter of debate. Some religious groups assert that salvation by faith alone is a profoundly comforting and wholesome doctrine. However, when examined through the lens of God's word, it may not provide genuine comfort and could be perceived as a false comfort propagated by human doctrines. We encourage all to open their Bibles, be noble, and search to see the Bible's truth (Acts 17:11).