Articles for tag: Jeremy Lawson

September 5, 2011

This week”s treatment of the International Sunday School Lesson (for September 11) is written by Jeremy Lawson, minister with Mount Pleasant Church of Christ, Williamstown, Kentucky. ____________ Making Right Choices (Proverbs 4:1-27) By Jeremy Lawson I have made some pretty good decisions in my life. I am something of a scatterbrain, so marrying a woman who pays close attention to details was a good decision. Before leaving for college, I sold my Camaro that got only 15 mpg, and””even though it still breaks my heart””that was a good decision. But for all the good decisions I”ve made, there have been

February 28, 2011

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Bible Study Theology & Bible

Lesson for March 6, 2011: Worship Guidelines (1 Timothy 2)

This week”s treatment of the International Sunday School Lesson (for March 6) is written by Jeremy Lawson who serves as minister with Mount Pleasant Church of Christ in Williamstown, Kentucky. ____________ Worship Guidelines (1 Timothy 2) By Jeremy Lawson In a majority of churches, the worship service goes something like this: someone welcomes the congregation and worship begins. After a few songs, there is a time of Communion and offering. After that, one or more persons sing a special number that everyone will clap for regardless of its quality. The preacher then takes the stage and 20 to 30 minutes

September 6, 2010

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Bible Study Theology & Bible

Lesson for Sept. 12, 2010: God Makes a Covenant with Israel (Exodus 20:1-11)

This week”s treatment of the International Sunday School Lesson (for September 12) is written by Jeremy Lawson who serves as minister with Mount Pleasant Church of Christ inÂ Williamstown,Â Kentucky. God Makes a Covenant with Israel (Exodus 20:1-11) By Jeremy Lawson What is the difference between a contract and a covenant? By definition, aÂ contract is an agreement between two people that is based onÂ ifs. For example, when building a house, the contractor agrees to pay the roofing companyÂ if it puts an acceptable and long-lasting roof on the house he is building. If the roofing company completes the task acceptably, then the contractor