by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on 2/25/2024) We began yesterday looking at “me-ology” versus theology. As we learned yesterday, “me-ology” is not a real word, but is a convenient way to refer to the worship of oneself. We learned how this self-worship began in the Garden of Eden with the Fall of Adam, and…

by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on 2/25/2024) In the modern culture, “me-ology” is the prevailing religion, as opposed to theology! Theology is the study and worship of God, whereas “me-ology” is a made-up word referring to the study and worship of self. This is not a modern problem, however; men have been worshiping themselves…

by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on 10/29/2023) In the last post, we began looking at situations where people in the Scripture had nothing left within themselves. They faced desperate circumstances, with apparently no hope for deliverance – and yet, God delivered them! You see, when we come to the end of ourselves, we have…

by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on 10/29/2023) Have you ever felt like you just had nothing left? Facing desperate circumstances, have you despaired even of life? There are many characters in Scripture who faced situations like this, where they had come to the end of themselves. But God was always there to fill them…

by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on 9/11/22) In this conclusion to his recent message on “famine,” Elder John Morgan Owens brings us through some other examples from the Scripture about how to (and how NOT to!) handle famine in our lives. Ultimately, he points us to the place that Scripture points us: the Cross,…

by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on 9/11/22) What are you going to do when the famine comes for you? In this two-part message, Elder John Morgan Owens takes us through several examples from the word of God about people who experienced one form or other of famine, and how they responded to it. Without…