Lessons for Church Members

Job, the first of the six poetical books in the Bible, explains the purpose of suffering. The first chapter of this book shows Job’s character before he suffered. Then, through his sufferings, Job received a revelation of God and His almighty power and a

How do Christians know whether they are growing in God? Briefly, God’s reason for sending us trials and afflictions is designed to answer this question for us. By what we suffer, we can know what we have or have not attained spiritually. Learning what we

God always has used the office of Elder as the foundation of government within the family, in cities, and in the nation. Understanding the office of an Elder is important for the Elder and the people. Under his care The Elders serve the people so that eve

Life presents us with serious choices, and making the right choice is up to us. In the light of Eternity, many of our choices are certainly foolish. One of man’s most foolish choices in this life is to follow his ambition to gain worldly, temporal power.

In an age of total disrespect for those in authority, both in the Christian world and in our society, this booklet presents God’s Commands for the ways we are to treat those who have the rule over us. How our nation needs to heed this lesson today!

Failure to understand why Christians experience sufferings and afflictions sometimes confuses believers, who in their confusion, may unjustly accuse God Who is just and righteous. Reading this book will help a person understand more about the nature and p

The Church’s practice of having communion and foot washing services is rooted in the Word of God. In addition to giving the Scriptures for these ordinances, this book gives the procedures for conducting each of these services. Ministers and leaders, as we

Each of the seven feasts that God commanded Israel to observe and keep portrayed a spiritual picture that was fulfilled in God’s Only Begotten Son, Jesus Christ. The first four feasts were fulfilled at the first coming of Jesus Christ, and the last three

The origin of sickness, the agents of sickness, the kinds of suffering, and the healing of sickness are cited in this book. In His love, grace, and sweetness, Christ, the divine Physician, works an eternal cure upon all the spirits and souls that come unt