Peace and Quietness in the Lord   

Isaiah 32.1, 14-20 In the midst of a world of tensions we have hope; in a time of wars and rhetoric about war, we have hope; in days of uncertainty, we have hope; in the rumblings of life, we have hope. The believer has hope in the promise of eternity, when Christ will gloriously reign... Continue Reading →

Called to be Firm in Faith

Isaiah 7.1-17         Isaiah was sent to Ahaz, king of Judah, to assure him that the king of Assyria’s attack would not be successful; his alliance with Israel would not succeed over the southern kingdom. However, Ahaz needed to trust the Lord; he had a significant role in the victory. If you are not firm... Continue Reading →

Resolved to Choose Integrity

Psalm 101.1-8         King David resolved to live righteously, giving no room to selfish desires and evil intents. Though he did falter in his later years, he held to this early resolve and sought to be renewed in righteousness. I will sing of steadfast love and justice; to you, O LORD… I will ponder the... Continue Reading →

Hope in Forgiveness

1 Samuel 12.14-25                The Israelites sinned against the LORD as they asked for a king. Having rejected the rule of the Lord over them, they desired to be like other nations. In Samuel’s farewell address to the Israelites, he said: Do not be afraid; you have done all this evil. Yet do not turn... Continue Reading →

The Power of God’s Word

Proverbs 6.16-23         The Word of God, the Bible, the Holy Scriptures is the most important book ever published. It was written by men who were directed by the Holy Spirit of God. Every word is exactly as God intended to convey who He is, who we are, and His powerful plan of redemption. His... Continue Reading →

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