There are no notes - however, you can get it all from the audio.  We basically read chapters 37, 38, 42-44 and with some preaching/teaching comments, we see that we receive the same treatment today as did Jeremiah then.  Today, even Christians hate Paul's gospel, but yet, when the tough comes, then they go to the Bible guy...  But even after that, they reject his scriptural answer and put him in 'prison' - reject him, etc.  They even say they will do what God says but when they hear what the Risen Saviour says, they do not believe it!  Amazing, eh!  ...that ye may know that my words shall surely stand against you for evil.

Using home-schoolers as our example, we see compromise taking place more and more these days with the public school system and our worldly ways.  Listen for the details.  Most of the sermon, however, is learning some important lessons on how to deal with compromise from Nehemiah.  Have you succeeded so far in the initial challenges you have faced learning to follow Paul but will soon fall to compromise & slander?  Listen carefully to the facts brought out here. 

Are you willing to be a 'prude' for the Risen Saviour?  Being prudent today means to be cautious; circumspect; practically wise.  Is that you?  If in doubt, do you not do it or are you one of those who are in doubt, try it to see it feels good or not?  Here is a short sermon on the benefits of being prudent today.

In order to understand I & II Corinthians today, we must study it in light of Paul's gospel; we must also realize that the KJB is that which is perfect.  There is a 'before KJB' and an 'after KJB' that clears up any confusion in these two books.  We are going through the chapters and pointing out those particular verses that become totally clear as they are to us today.  (yes, I botched the first few minutes of the intro - it is not available on the audio like I state in the video, although I still do restate the design of this series within the sermon again.)

In order to understand I & II Corinthians today, we must study it in light of Paul's gospel; we must also realize that the KJB is that which is perfect.  There is a 'before KJB' and an 'after KJB' that clears up any confusion in these two books.  We are going through the chapters and pointing out those particular verses that become totally clear as they are to us today.

Are I & II Corinthians part of what Paul writes TO us today?  The answer is yes and here is why.  So now that we should already have a better understanding of Corinthians today, let's start looking at a few subjects to see how they fit us today.

What does God think of you when / if you love this present world so much that you take a 'vacation' to it - or even retire in it? 
What do you prove when you give up - quit - give in - go backwards? 
This is a sermon for those quitters or of us soon to quit; however, knowing that when we quit we won't listen to it then, here it is now for us to consider when ever you want to 'go back.'

Tonight, we review the classic verses on the word of God - the words of  God, etc. and how it 'has' to be the King James 1611 Bible.  We especially look at how we misuse I Peter 1:23 & II Peter 1:19-21 today saying those verses are referring to our KJB. 

We then can see what the famine really will be during the Tribulation.

Who can we look to as a father? - Paul?  you serious?  Who is a great example of a father to us today?  see 4:14-16 and more...

Who is that wicked person in chapter 5 we are to stay away from? We are not even to eat with him, eh?

Answers to those and more - right here!

Of course the folly of false Christianity that is so 'everywhere' these days can become a mental disorder, etc. but not the sincere serious Christianity of truth!

Here are some shocking quotes from the public school sector as well as from 'scientists' about how one becomes 'super spiritual,' as they call it.  You won't believe how the scientists explain the 'hyper-religious' folks like us.  If it wasn't so serious, it would be funny.

How do we handle the labeling of mental disorders as a Christian?  What are all these mental disorders, anyway?  Just descriptions of our old nature / our old man. 

What does the KJB tell us to do?  I believe other than the mental issues that some have from chemicals and alcohol births, etc, God can put together a sound mind for us from understanding a King James Bible and then DOING what Paul tells us to do along with striving to live the life Paul teaches from the Risen Saviour.  Put off and put on!!!  It can be done & we are suppose to do it - and so, turn to the manner of life found only the life of Paul and his teachings all found only in a King James Bible and it could fix any 'mental disorder' we have. 

However, that doesn't change those scientist's teachings that our new life in Christ is nothing but a form of epilepsy!  Oh ya - that is what they think.  Listen to these two sermons and see the deception and folly that is rampant these days - much of what is even coming from the pulpits - the KJB pulpits, as well!  It's a shame!

These are two tough chapters - not to understand but to include in our 'changed' life since we became a Christian.  What is the scoop on divorce and remarriage?  It isn't what most of the preachers preach today!!!  Of course it isn't God's design, however...  well, just turn to chapter 7 and listen closely!

Is it ok to sue a 'brother or should we always turn the other cheek, etc.?  What about the fear of not inheriting the kingdom of God if you do certain things as listed?  What is the 'stuff' behind the verse that says 'all things are lawful...'  have you ever read the whole context? 

What about 'virgin' girls if they don't have a husband?  What about a marriage where one is saved and one isn't - can you hang around and fix the spouse eventually?  Can you stay in a bad church hoping you can be the 'fixer' to show them the Paul stuff?  Lots of serious stuff in these two chapters!

P.S. These are not 'my teachings' - we just look very closely at exactly what the Scriptures say - word for word!  You don't get that sort of sermon many places these days!

Who is it we are to be concerned about not causing them to stumble?  You will be surprised if you would just quit listening to your 'love the lost' pastor and hear what Paul says.  Causing someone to stumble is not a reason to not do right / dress right / talk right / do right, etc.  We are not to do WRONG so that we don't cause the weak 'breathren' to stumble and do wrong cuz you did.  It is NOT about doing wrong so that the lost won't stumble at your testimony.  Preachers are preaching that stuff entirely wrong - the exact opposite!

Then, in chapter 9, did you realize that Paul actually does preach about money, needs, etc. and how to take care of your pastor / bible teacher, etc.?  Go ahead - and listen to chapter 9.  It might do your preacher / pastor / teacher some good along with you as you strive to do right down here!