The book of Jonah may be studied for many reasons, but a chief reason is for what it teaches about God's sovereignty. Sovereignty is a problem for some Christians in certain areas.
When you come to know Christ and put your faith in Him, Jesus changes your life. You’re excited about Him. But over the long haul, how do you keep that motivation going? How do you sustain a Christ-centered life?
When Pharaoh asked Joseph for an answer, he quickly pointed to the source of the answer. How about you?
Satan’s minions had turned this human being into a psychotic superhuman wild man, and no doubt the demons enjoyed tormenting and driving him toward self-destruction. But he wasn't beyond the reach of Jesus.
So what does it mean to live by faith in an uncertain world? The life of Abraham can provide some key points to remember.
Revelation pictures the antichrist as a beast 32 times. The image points to the brutal, bloody, uncontrolled, and wild character of this diabolical dictator.
The power of the gospel is shown in the supernatural affection that it produces not only for Jesus Christ himself, but also for those who belong to Jesus Christ.
Only the chosen ones come to faith in Christ and actually attend the feast.
After we examine the parables in Mark 4:26-41 during the first part of this study, we'll focusing on how these things relate to our own personal growth in Christ.
As I teach through the Old Testament, I am awed at what we can learn about God's character and how He deals with us if we only study this portion of Scripture
There are many ways to verify the reliability of scripture -- perhaps the most persuasive argument can be found in the area of prophecy.
Christianity isn’t about how to be spiritual, achieve your goals or have your best life now. Christianity isn’t about philosophy. It’s not about talk. Christianity is about power.
Under terrors of conscience, men have little rest by night, for the grim thoughts of the day dog them to their rooms and haunt their dreams, or else they lie awake in a cold sweat of dread.
How will you proactively seek to make the soil of your heart more receptive to His Word, beginning today?
We were put on this earth to do life with one another. We are better together than we are apart – even with all of the complications of relationships.
Perfection is the goal of God’s sanctifying work in us. He’s not merely making us better than we are; he is conforming us to the image of his Son.
There is a paradox about evangelism. Actually there are several but I’ll only mention one here. It starts with the realization that evangelism is impossible.
"Do not withhold good from those who deserve it, when it is in your power to act." - Proverbs 3:27-28
Jesus addressed the heart of our need and the need of our heart to be right with God, not just leaning on external and empty ritual.
Most of the world's great souls have been lonely. Loneliness seems to be one price the saint must pay for his saintliness.