Think on these things (Philippians 4:8-9)
Read Psalm 103. When it comes to being a believer, are we able to spell it out if someone asks, “What are the benefits of Christianity?” Most may only be able to respond with one word, “Heaven.” If we are honest, we tend to forget the privileges which are ours …
Romans 14:11-12 not only says that “every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God,” but also that “every one of us shall give account of himself to God.” The word account is not a financial term, not a balance sheet, nor the tabulation of our …
The context of 1 Samuel 12 is one of a pivotal point in Israel’s history. Israel had demanded a king and was given one just like the world. This was contrary to the will of God for them. Israel would be led into victory by their new king. The …
Throughout the Bible, God uses “fruit” to illustrate truths to us: Our soul being saved is pictured as “fruit” (Romans 1:13) Our spirit being filled life is pictured as “fruit” (Galatians 5:22-23) Our sacrifice being praise is pictured as “fruit” (Hebrews 13:15) READ LUKE 13:6-9 — Why would a gardener …
Today, the erosion of the family and disappearance of the male authority figure in the home have twisted society ethically, spiritually and morally, creating a generation without shame or blush. Along the way, the role of family, society and church have been reversed. Society and the church develop social programs …
Jesus asked the question of His disciples, “When the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?” (Luke 18:8). Obviously, Jesus will find faith as far as those saved by faith in His blood (Romans 3:25), but will He find the saved faithful to Him? Will we …
Jesus wants to be both Christ and Lord of your life: AS CHRIST, Jesus frees your soul from Hell. Sadly, many unbelievers refuse Christ’s free gift of eternal life (Acts 24:25; 26:28-29). AS LORD, Jesus prepares your soul for heaven. Sadly, many believers refuse to thank Christ for His sacrifice …
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