When Adam stretched out his hands and took the forbidden fruit, he brought death to all mankind. But when the perfect, sinless Jesus stretched out ...
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It is always a great day when God’s people sing His praises. In this passage, the people shouted for joy because “the foundation of the of ...
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How would you describe a pastor’s job? Previously, we considered Paul’s exhortations to Timothy to preserve and preach sound doctrine. Paul did not charge Timothy ...
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We live in very complicated times. Our brains are bombarded by data, opinions, viewpoints and images. The enormous volume of details and the various patterns of ...
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THERE IS ONLY ONE YOU. In our overly-populated, identity-crisis era it is easy to forget this. Individuality is played down. We are asked to conform to ...
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This week, we’re going to discover five principles that Abraham’s servant Eliezer exercised in finding the right mate for Abraham’s son Isaac. These principles can ...
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Why are we, as saved sinners, given the privilege of feasting at the Communion table before a holy God? Because He has provided an atonement ...
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When you don’t put God first, here's what's going to happen. Some of you who show up once every six weeks, and you're not really ...
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Our culture has determined who is handsome or beautiful for us. Hollywood, with fashions from Paris influences, Hollywood magnifies and glorifies these images so...
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When the Bible says “meditate,” God is asking us to “ponder.” Different from just reading or studying, meditating is sitting with God’s truth for a ...
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“Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And ...
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Charles Spurgeon once told the story of an ancient Saxon king who had the reputation among his tiny kingdom as being the fairest and most ...
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I used to preach fairly regularly at an Orlando church with seven identical services over a weekend, the final one on Monday night. (I still ...
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“Citius, Altius, Fortius — Communiter” Faster! Higher! Stronger! Together! – David Jeremiah
The father of the modern Olympic Games was Pierre de Courbertin, a French aristocrat who became very interested in physical education. He believed organized sports ...
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Everyone loves to pull for the underdog. Whether in sports, business, or the movies, we always like to see the character with the most obstacles ...
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The condition of Jerusalem during Nehemiah’s day resembled many parts of our communities—in ruins, with broken down or nonexistent walls. Nehemiah could have succumbed to ...
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We’ve all had strange dreams from time to time. Sometimes the details are so confused and convoluted you can scarcely believe your mind concocted them ...
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Before we can begin to restore our relationship with God, we need to understand that this relationship is broken to begin with and why that ...
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