Mary, the sister of Lazarus and Martha, exemplifies true, wholehearted devotion to Christ. And she does it in a very unique way.
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Mary, the sister of Lazarus and Martha, exemplifies true, wholehearted devotion to Christ. And she does it in a very unique way.
Peter explains how every child of God ought to live now that he has tasted that the Lord is good.
In the Garden of Eden, Man was created for the purpose of having a relationship with His Creator. This lesson examines the wonderful communion that we have with God as His child and the barriers in our lives that can keep us from enjoying our intimacy with Him.
Note: this was originally recorded at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, CA, and delivered again at Twin City.
Unity in the body depends on each Christian seeking to please the Lord with all his choices in life.
When Jesus "cleansed the temple," the point was clearly made that God judges spiritual apathy. This apathy is manifested in a lack of genuine love for God, as well as in a lack of genuine love for others.
Paul unveils four contributing factors that enable believers to magnify Christ with their lives.
In his closing introduction, Peter shares four reminders regarding salvation which, if meditated upon, will produce a life of joy that is marked by holiness.
In his closing introduction, Peter shares four reminders regarding salvation which, if meditated upon, will produce a life of joy that is marked by holiness.
Isaiah prophesied that deliverance from the bondage of sin would come. This passage presents four encouraging facts about this divine plan of deliverance that should help Christians keep the proper worship focus during the Christmas season.
Peter shares three characteristics of true believers who may suffer. This should serve to motivate the Christians of all ages -- even in the midst of suffering -- to manifest the change that Christ has made within their hearts.
Peter provides sufferers with four reminders about trials in an effort to encourage them to continue rejoicing.
At the outset of his letter to these elect exiles, Peter breaks into doxology by pronouncing a blessing on God and declaring that God is infinitely praiseworthy. We see what caused Peter to worship and how we can worship in the midst of trying circumstances.
A believer's ability to glorify God through suffering is the direct result of his theology. Peter shares his theology on suffering which provides hope to "elect exiles."
Coming to terms with the way we should worship and praise our Lord may seem like aiming at a constantly changing target. But in Psalm 145 David provides some much needed education for God-honoring, biblically-based exaltation.
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