The Unity of a Common Enemy
Herod and Pilate were two men that, prior to this dark night, had been mutually incompatible. Pilate was a Roman. Herod was not. Pilate was natural-born subject of the Roman Empire. Herod was a paid pawn of the Empire.
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Bad Advice from a Well-Meaning Wife
David’s basic summation was that he had wasted his life in serving God (Psa. 73:13-14).
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How to Die
The following article is one written by Dr. J. Don Jennings, an excellent expositor of the Word of God. Dr. Jennings shared these thoughts as…
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Is the Supreme Task Affordable?
The Affordable Task “The supreme task of the churchis the evangelization of the world.” Oswald J. Smith This statement has biblical support from the repetition…
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Busy but not Blessed
Text: Luke 10:38-42(38) Now it came to pass, as they went, that he entered into a certain village: and a certain woman named Martha received…
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Golden Calf Christianity
The article posted here is a quote from A.W. Tozer. Tozer died in the 1963, after a living of intimate communion with the Lord. He…
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The Beauty of Holiness
Text: “God hath spoken in his holiness” — Psalm 107:8a Jesus Christ is absolute holiness. This is, perhaps, His most beautiful attribute. Throughout the Scriptures…
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Is it Our Plans or God’s Power?
Power is Better Than Plans Read: Joshua 5 ”And it came to pass, when all the kings of the Amorites, which were on the side…
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Biblical | Devotional | Doctrinal | Studies
The Judgment Seat of Jacob
Reading: Genesis 49 While reading through Genesis chapter 49, I remembered a message that I heard Dr. John Phillips preach a number of years ago….
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Principles of Shared Leadership
Reading: Exodus 18:13-27 Bible principles are available for every area of life. This is true in the area of leadership. In this passage, we find a frustrated…
