As we look closer at the map and how God had Israel move camp, we will realize that he set them up. He set them up to show forth his glory. Furthermore, they would never had seen such an event as the Red Sea parting if it were not for God first putting them in …
Set Up For Failure? a closer look at the journey of Israel Read More »
When John writes to the church in Laodicea, he speaks about their deeds. Regarding their deeds, the message from Christ is that they need to be hot or cold, but not lukewarm. What did this mean to them? What does this mean for us? Please listen to find out.
In this fourth part of the “Lord, Teach me to Pray” series, we are going to look at the phrase, “Give us our daily bread.” We will find that the phrase is about more than just food; God wants to develop our character.
When we remember all that God has done, we realize that he is worthy of our praise and worship. When we remember, we prepare our hearts to praise. In this lesson, we learn this beautiful truth from Psalm 105.
We have looked at a few reasons why we should choose Jesus. This morning we are going to bring in a twist; It was actually Jesus who chose us first, which is just another reason to choose him. While we were sinners, he was pursuing us.
Abortion is one of the most difficult topics to deal with. In this lesson, I attempt to utilize a few biblical principles to see what God thinks about this topic. I also bring to our remembrance that abortion was a moral topic long before it became political.
Freedom comes at a cost. We celebrate the fourth of July as our American day of Independence. In this lesson, I also remind us of the freedom given in and through Christ.
Part 3 of the “Why Jesus?” series explains that to follow Jesus is a logically sound decision one can make. God tells the people in Isaiah 1:18, “Come now, let us reason together.” God wants us to know that our intellect can and should lead us to him.
Happy Father’s Day. For some, especially myself, you may share many similar features as your father. Jesus also was very much like his father; not because he was forced to, but he chose to be. I want to look at a few reasons Jesus chose to be like his father, and perhaps give some encouragement …
Why Jesus? In this lesson, we will learn that one of the reasons the early Christians chose to follow Jesus was because of the amazing impact he had on their lives. That same impact can be felt today and can become our stability as well.
