On Being a Doorkeeper in the House of God
A Devotional Thought In reading through the litany of names in First Chronicles, I came to chapter 9, verse 13. There it lists a number…
Devotional
Devotional thoughts from meditation on the Word.
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Do We Grieve Over Compromise?
Ezra 9:1-3 (1) Now when these things were done, the princes came to me, saying, The people of Israel, and the priests, and the Levites,…
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Preaching on the Family with Authority
Biblical parenting is not a formula by which parents can guarantee that their children will be saved or will always choose what is right. Every…
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The Spreading Effect of Sin
“…for it grieveth me much for your sakes that the hand of the LORD is gone out against me.” (Ruth 1:13) Naomi is facing her…
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Biblical | Devotional | Missional | Studies
Will We Rest or Will We “Work ‘Till Jesus Comes”?
The End of the Conquest & a Time of Rest Text: Joshua 22:4 “And now the Lord your God hath given rest unto your brethren,…
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Boring Bible Details
The Boring Details of Dividing the Land Text: Joshua 13-21 These nine chapters are prone to be laborious reading, because they resemble a surveyor’s report…
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Removing the Influence of the World
Text: Joshua 5:9 — “And the LORD said unto Joshua, This day have I rolled away the reproach of Egypt from off you.” The children…
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Who Do We Love More?
Text: Genesis 29:31-35 — “…the LORD saw that Leah was hated…” (v.31). “…Because the LORD saw that I was hated…” (v.33). In this portion…
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Revival…Bringing Back the Presence of God!
How sad it is when professing believers are contact with simply being saved, and satisfied with barrenness. They do not long for the presence of God to made real to them. They do not hunger for the blessings of God. Therefore, they remain fruitless. There is hardly any evidence of spiritual life. These are the ones who most need revival, but the are also the ones who spurn it when it comes.
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The Sin of Complaining
they despaired of that which was their provision. They spent their time complaining about what they did not have, instead of being grateful for what they did have.
