By George Huang Initially given as a sermon at Chinatown Church of Christ Using the allegory of washing and drying clothes to learn the secrets of Christian living and growth, including the interpersonal problems inside the churches. This is a shorter sermon that’s designed to allow for prayer and reconciliation after the service. This is … [ Read more… ]
I’m working on a new lesson about the Ten Virgins and the oil for their lamps, and I was looking for signs on the imminent return of Christ. When I put in the quote for the Mark of the Beast (666), I suddenly realized it has been demonstrated recently. Here’s the quote from Revelations 13: … [ Read more… ]
By George Huang Initially given as a sermon at Chinatown Church of Christ . This is a follow-on to the sermon on The Four Soils . Powerpoint presentation in English and Chinese.
By George Huang The parables of the Mustard Seed and Yeast in the Dough seem very similar but they have very different focuses once you compare them and also study the process of making bread. Warning: biology and chemistry are used in this sermon. Sermon presentation: English and Chinese (中文版)
By George Huang Initially given as a sermon at Chinatown Church of Christ The Parable of the Sower is really about the four different kinds of soils. It teaches us much about the process of salvation and Christian growth. This parable gives us hope for our unsaved loved ones. Powerpoint Presentation – in English and … [ Read more… ]
Some people think the Bible is an ancient religious book not suitable for modern people. Others wonder how people so many thousands of years ago can possibly know what’s right for the modern technological world. Well, the Bible is ancient but not out-of-date as many like to believe. Indeed, some of the things written in … [ Read more… ]
How did God create the universe and the Earth? Did He constantly had to resort to supernatural intervention or did He just created a system of physical laws that led to the self operation of the universe? If so, are we here just by accident? Or was there a divine design behind our existence? Also, … [ Read more… ]
Note: this lesson is a good introduction to the science-related lessons in section 8. What is (natural) science? – study of nature – trying to explain how these things work – trying to explain what’s behind these phenomena How science works – observe – hypothesize a cause or process – test the hypothesis – compare … [ Read more… ]