Daniel 2.17-30 God revealed Nebuchadnezzar’s dream and its interpretation to Daniel. Having sought the Lord’s understanding, Daniel immediately gave praise to the Lord. He did not take credit for this new knowledge; he did not forget he and his friends had asked God for wisdom; he did not run to inform the captain of... Continue Reading →
Considering Others
James 1. 19-27 James encouraged believers to stand strong in their faith and for their lives to demonstrate their faith in the Lord. Though suffering in persecution and facing difficult trials, their relationship with Jesus Christ demonstrated the change He made in their lives; they would be people of actions, and not just words.,... Continue Reading →
Jesus – the Cornerstone of our Faith
Acts 4.1-12 Peter and the disciples proclaimed the resurrection of Jesus Christ. By the power of the Holy Spirit, they saw God work in miraculous ways. The religious leaders of the day rejected their message, fearing the people would turn to Christ and deny them. They rejected Christ had risen from the dead; they... Continue Reading →
Trusting the Lord and His Perfect Plan
Jeremiah 29.1-14 Because of their continued rebellion against the Lord, the Israelites faced judgment, were overcome by Babylon and taken into captivity. However, the Lord did not forget them. Jeremiah sent a letter of encouragement to those who were in exile. Even though it may have appeared all hope was gone and that they would... Continue Reading →
The Privilege of Church
Acts 2.36-47 Some believe attending church is unnecessary, thinking they can be a follower of Jesus Christ on their own, worshipping God anywhere and growing in faith through their personal reading of the Scriptures. In some regards, those who make these statements are absolutely right. Church is not essential to salvation; believing in Christ... Continue Reading →
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