Issues Of Life - Teacher Guide

Issues Of Life Answered From The Bible 

Issues Of Life - Teacher Guide
Issues Of Life Answered From The Bible

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People in every station of life are looking for answers, and it seems that everyone has their own solution to recommend. The Word of God is the only true and dependable foundation on which we can build our lives. Are we personally accountable to God? What does God’s Word say about going to war? These are a few of the pointed questions Dr. Sexton answers directly from the Bible. This is a book everyone should read.

The Teacher’s Guide is a three-ring notebook containing valuable information to assist the teacher in the preparation and presentation of the Bible lesson. These notes are identical in format to the Study Guide. The page numbers on the “Teacher’s Notes” correspond to the page numbers in the Study Guide. Also included are class teaching notes and lesson aims which may be removed from the Teacher’s Guide and placed in the teacher’s Bible to assist in teaching the lesson.

Table of Contents

1.Can Eternal Life Be a Present Possession?..........11
2.Is the Bible theWord of God?.....................................29
3.Is There a Place of Torment?.................................45
4.AreWe Personally Accountable to God?.................65
5.Does Character Count?..............................................87
6.What Does the Lord Say About Liquor?...................103
7.Is There Comfort in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ?..........121
8.What Does God’s Word SayAbout Going to War?........................137
9.Abortion the Killing of the Unborn?..................................153
10.What Is the Importance ofModesty and Identity?......................173
11.What Does God’sWord SayAbout Gay Rights?...................................191
12.What Is True Worship?....................................................211
13.Can We Have Revival?.................................................................231
Appendix................................................................................................249

Notable Quotes of Charles H. Spurgeon

Cannot See

“Though I heard the Gospel from my childhood and was brought up upon the very knee of piety, I did not understand what I must do to be saved till I heard that text preached from—‘Look unto Me and be you saved, all the ends of the earth.’ I do not believe that my ignorance was the fault of the preacher. It was certainly not the fault of my father, or my mother—and not the fault of the Bible which I had read through, again and again—it was the fault of these dim eyes that I could not see! Go on! Go on, you preachers of the Word! Spread abroad the knowledge of this great fact, that, ‘He that believes on the Son has everlasting life.’”—1891, Sermon #2214

“All things are ordained of God and are settled by Him, according to His wise and holy predestination. Whatever happens here happens not by chance, but according to the counsel of the Most High! The acts and deeds of men below, though left wholly to their own wills, are the counterpart of that which is written in the purpose of Heaven.”—1891, Sermon #2205

“There is a story told of me and of some person—I never knew who it was—who desired to see me on a Saturday night when I had shut myself up to make ready for the Sabbath. He was very great and important and so the maid came to say that someone desired to see me. I bade her say that it was my rule to see no one at that time. Then he was more important and impressive, still, and said, “Tell Mr. Spurgeon that a servant of the Lord Jesus Christ desires to see him immediately!” The frightened servant brought the message but the sender gained little by it, for my answer was, “Tell him I am busy with his Master and cannot see servants now.” Sometimes you must use strong measures. Did not our Lord tell His messengers, on one occasion, to salute no man on the way? Courtesy must give place to devotion! It is incumbent on you that you should be alone with your Lord in prayer—and if intruders force an entrance—they must be sent about their business.”—1887, Sermon #1993