Rex Sexton

We are not naturally prayerful people. What are the purposes for prayers and the type of prayers. Does God remember our prayers? Mr Sexton reviews prayers. 

What are the signs of a Christian? Are we a True Christian with symptoms or do we just have signs of being a Christian? Would our lives as Christians hold up in a court of law or from a medical diagnosis? Are we tolerant of sin? Do we bear fruit of the spirit? Mr Sexton

God told Israel how to begin a calendar year – in the spring not the dead of winter. He also gave them instructions as to which days to observe. Jesus and the apostles set an example as to their observance. The Passover is one of those. Jesus became the lamb sacrificed for all mankind. This

Why did Jesus curse the fig tree so that it withered? How are the promises of God tied to this event? What did the people mean when they shouted Hosanna upon Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem? Mr Sexton explains this important topic. 

Mr Sexton continues his series on the Truth of God. 

The Tabernacle of ancient Israel during the time of Moses had carefully crafted objects and construction. Mr Sexton goes into some detail to explain the construction, features and proper use of this tent of meeting. 

God gives humanity time to so He can determine the true character of people. He is interested in who will be faithful to Him. God doesn’t ignore sinful actions, He wants to see the overall nature before He takes action. Mr Sexton explains why God doesn’t always act on human activities immediately. 

What is Truth? How does perception alter a view of truth? What are things that truth is not? How does relativism relate to truth? What is the ultimate truth? Mr Sexton discusses aspects of truth. 

The Gnostics suppose themselves to be “in the know”. Gnostic ideas were present long before Christianity. Who are the Ascetics? Do you know about the dispensationalists? Mr Sexton covers the teachings of Gnosticism.

What was Jacobs pillar stone and how does it figure into the history of Israel and it’s present location. Mr Sexton follows the history of the rock and it’s relation to our Rock.