Questions in this episode: – If we don’t learn from our past are we wasting our lives? – I’m starting a small group and was wondering what is the best place to start our study? – Does God still perform miracles today and if so, are there any exceptions? – Is there any significance to …
We, as Christians graciously saved by God’s grace, ought to sincerely and resolutely aim at living a life that pleases the Lord.
We must diligently keep investing in all that is important to God, faithfully and wisely dealing with people, and rightly handling God’s word until the work of the church is done.
When life is hard we must purposefully seek the Lord, knowing he is responsive to our pain and that he will give us the hope and courage that we need.
Questions in this episode: – When the disciples went out to spread the gospel, did they use the name Jesus or Yeshua? Is Jesus the official name that matches Yahweh? Did they use the Hebrew name or Greek name? – What do I do when my husband won’t put his faith in Jesus because …
Whenever we study the Bible we have to do our best to let the text speak for itself. The goal is to excavate God’s message, ascertain God’s values, and comprehend God’s perspective. We may have many ideas and expectations about what we hope to uncover and what we wish to find, but the Bible has to be approached with…
We should always be quick and resolute in an obedient response to God’s word, knowing that it is always worth it.
We must see ourselves as Christ’s ambassadors always prepared and looking for opportunities to talk about God’s word and his plan of salvation.
We must never let fear or pain distract us from boldly following God’s revealed will for our lives, knowing that the Lord’s fruitful plan for our lives is always best.
We must intently study the Bible so we are competent to guide others in God’s truth which can lead them to forgiveness and new life in Christ.
God’s Spirit is drawing people to understand his answer to this rebellious world’s problems — the person and work of his Son, Jesus Christ.
Second Timothy 2:15 records God’s call to “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.” This well-needed reminder shows us that…
In light of Christ’s imminent return for his Church, Christians must be actively focused on prayer and God’s word, being careful not get entangled in the distracting sins of this world.
It is entirely reasonable for us to trust and obey the words of the Triune God, not only in light of his character and authority, but also in view of the judgments meted out on those who rebel.
If we love Christ we will love what he loves and hate the sins for which he died and which cause such great damage to the body of Christ.
We must continually police our hearts to ensure that we are accurately worshiping the real Christ with a reverent urgency regarding our task to obey him and serve him in this world.
The Creator and Sustainer of life has inscribed his will in the Bible which should be diligently pursued as the source of truth, direction, and counsel for our lives.
We must be careful not to abuse the promises of God’s word by using them as a rationalization for violating or avoiding another aspect of God’s word.
Focused time in the Bible is essential for every Christian because it is our objective, sufficient, unchanging and infallible source of truth and guidance from God.
Knowing that God is using his relationship with us to provoke jealousy in Israel should be one of the many biblical motivations to pursue a vibrant spiritual life
We must stay intimately in sync with a holy God so that we never become comfortable with sin.
We must be focused on acquiring wisdom for life from God’s words and reliant upon his Spirit to appropriate it!
Christians must regularly ponder & appropriately respond to the truth that God has taken on a human form & lived a life here on earth.
God’s word is the Christian’s inexhaustible source of wisdom, strength, and encouragement that we can’t afford to neglect!
