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October 29, 2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee Jesus said, “Judge not.” Paul said, “The spiritual person judges all things.” (1 Corinthians 2:15) What gives, and how are these reconciled? When discussing anything controversial, whether religious, political, scientific, legal or in any other area, Read more…

October 22, 2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee A natural (knee-jerk) response would say God made people male and female, and they have no right to change that. This is a pretty simple beginning, but it begs more questions. Should men not shave, because Read more…

October 1, 2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee      First, let’s talk about his claim to be Messiah. Messiah means “anointed one” or “chosen one.” To anoint is to smear with oil or grease, and it was done to objects and people ceremonially. In Read more…

September 24, 2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee Today many theological seminaries have more female students than male. Some denominations have had women as pastors and denominational leaders for many decades. Some still forbid women from ordination or serving as pastor, elders or even Read more…

September 17,  2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee Hell has been controversial for decades. Typically, “liberals” (theologically liberal) denied a literal hell, while fundamentalists and evangelicals believed in it. A good friend of mine believes in hell, but that it is not eternal. He Read more…

September 10, 2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee Christians find their heritage in the covenants, laws and promises of the Old Testament. Historically, the church believed that the Jews rejected Jesus as Messiah, and that God then turned to the Gentiles and built the Read more…

August 27, 2017 taught by Ken McGarvey First Baptist Church of Tellico Village, Tennessee Context We do not live, learn, understand, think or relate in a vacuum. Everything in life has context. It is only when we get the context of things that we can understand them, relate to them, Read more…

Home Page   When our prayers are not answered, does that make them meaningless? January 21, 2018 Is the Tower of Babel an argument against globalism? January 14, 2018 Posture for Prayer and Salvation by Faith or Works January 7, 2018 Where are the Dead in Christ Until He Returns? Read more…