Ruth: the Immigrant
Text: Ruth 1:16-17; 2:11 The story of Ruth captivates the mind and engages the heart. Throughout this beautiful account, we see both the providence and…
Text: Ruth 1:16-17; 2:11 The story of Ruth captivates the mind and engages the heart. Throughout this beautiful account, we see both the providence and…
A Biblical Rebuttal to John Cooper, of Skillet. Separating the idea that “music is created by God” from “every musical expression is approved by 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…
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,…
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…
“We don’t support single missionaries, so please call me back when you are married.” That is the statement often heard by those whom God has called to the mission field and, yet, are still unmarried.
It is my belief that my early ministry left many people more lost than I found them. As I would go out door-knocking, I would apply the principles I had been taught in soul-winning class. You know the drill. . .Knock the door. . .slide your foot into the door openin
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…