God's Design for Leadership by Bro. Kenneth F. Sheets
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Biblical Leadership Theology Notes and Analysis.pdf
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God's Design for Self-Defense by Bro. Kenneth F. Sheets
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TBBCS Quarterly Update - September 9, 2026
Dear Pastor and All Who Are a Part of the Ministry of Tabernacle Baptist Church,
We give glory and thanks to the LORD God, the Creator of all that exists, for your firmness in Him and in Jesus Christ, His Son! Your care and financial help continue to enable us not only to teach and develop believers through Tabernacle Baptist Bible College and Seminary but also to prepare and make available through Scripture Research Associates the intensive analytical documents that help all who are seeking to know Him accurately.
We do not consider your help to be personal for us alone; you are enabling us to help others around the world. At least two of our students in Kenya are teaching others there in Bible college settings. Then, too, a new transfer student in Uganda has enrolled for fall classes. Then, too, yet another student in India is…
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Where are the Marys? by Bro. Kenneth F. Sheets
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Interestingly, we discussed knowledge of the Biblical languages in Sunday school last week and, as a woman (just coincidentally a Mary) who took all three years of Greek offered in the seminary, I agreed with both you and Pastor Baker that the original languages are amazing tools to show us more completely God’s eternal words to us. We all are commanded to study God’s Word, with or without training in Greek and Hebrew, so I rejoice in a Pastor/church that tells us regularly that “one hour of preaching on Sunday morning is never enough.”
I study with the Blue Letter Bible, an online tool that lets me toggle to the Greek Intralinear, even during a service occasionally. It is a good tool even for those who have not taken a Greek class because it explains the underlying grammar (and will even pronounce a word for you, if you like).