Who Is My Neighbor?

Even if a sermon was preached years ago, the truth of God's word is still encouraging and applicable. This week's Podcast is a sermon by James R. Cope that was preserved for us by Kent Heaton of the Trenton Church of Christ. James R. Cope preached for Antioch for many years but was best known for his work with Florida College where he became president of the college. During his lifetime of service to others he preached in many different places all over the world.

This sermon was preached in Birmingham, Alabama in the year 1963. I'm thankful the recording has been preserved for all of us to hear. Listen and you will learn who your neighbor is.

What Redemption Means

Redemption is the one thing we all need to keep us safe from eternal punishment and to make it possible to live forever with God in our next life. In this sermon, Phil Roberts explains the concept of redemption and helps us understand the relationship of God and man, an understanding that's absolutely pivotal!

Speaker: Phil Roberts

Recorded: November 4, 1990

What Is The New Testament Church?

There are several ways to describe the Lord's church but the best description comes from the bible itself. This lesson by Phil Roberts gives us an excellent comparison of the New Testament church and what we see in existence today.

Speaker: Phil Roberts

Recorded: January 27, 1991

Why Esau Failed

We are all aware of the story of Jacob and Esau. We are disdained by the fact that Esau paid no regard to God and sold his valuable birthright for nothing more than food. Do you realize, however, that both you and I can just as easily fall prey to the same things that caused the downfall of Esau?

With this week's podcast, Phil Roberts points out Esau's failings and explains how to avoid them. You can listen from the website or right-click on the title and download to your iPod or mp3 player.

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Speaker: Phil Roberts

Date Recorded: unknown