North Side Sermons [greenwood, Sc]

In this episode, we discuss: • How should we think about our conscience Biblically? • How does God’s Sovereignty affect how we live? • What do we learn about the flesh from Paul’s actions in this text?

In this episode, we discuss: • What should we do when we find ourselves slipping away from the marks of a persevering saint? • Can you lose your salvation? • How can we guard against making faith a means to an end (prosperity thinking)?

In this episode, we discuss: • Is Paul wrong in his participation in the vow with the four men? • Where is the line between accomodating (becoming all things to all people) and affirming the actions of people? • Would it ever be more loving or the right thing to do to oppose a decision of somebody for the sake of a Gospel witness?

In this episode, we discuss: • Should we use the language of "God told me?" • How is prophecy used in the New Testament and today? • What should we learn from this passage as believers?

In this episode, we discuss: • Who does Paul have in mind when he says we work on behalf of the weak? • Where is the line between a healthy desire and sinful coveting? • Is there a wrong way to give or a wrong way to think about giving?

In this episode we discuss: • How do we as elders of North Side lead the church? • How do we as elders of North Side care for the church? • How do we as elders of North Side feed the church? • How do we as elders of North Side protect the church?

In this episode we discuss: - Where else in Scripture do we see the teaching for elders in the New Testament church? - Why are most Southern Baptist churches not elder-led? - What are the strengths of having a plurality of elders and not just one elder/pastor?

In this episode we discuss: - Is it possible for a Christian to harden his/her heart? - What are some warning signs of that happening? - What are some ways to correct this?

In this episode, we discuss: • What are some topics in the church culture at large today that should think about "more accurately" in our teaching? • How much do you have to know to be saved? • Should you ever consider being rebaptized? • What is the baptism of the Spirit?

In this episode of Roundtable, we discuss: • When is it permissible to give up on people like we see Paul doing in this passage? • What should we learn from Paul's role as a teacher in Corinth and not simply a missionary? • How should we understand specific promises made to individuals in the Scriptures? Are they for us too?