FaithWalkers: Recent Episodes
Brother Walker
Bible Foundations series taking a deep dive into scripture and applying the gospel to our lives. "For we walk by faith, not by sight." - 2 Corinthians 5:7
One of the best things to know about God is that he is able to help. The type of help he provides is often unique to the needs of that person (from salvation to physical healing), but regardless of the type of help he provides, just knowing he is able to help is amazing. But are there times when God cannot help? In this lesson we will explore this very subject. Our text will be Matthew 9:10–13 and Galatians 1:3–4.
One of the best things to know about God is that he is able to help. The type of help he provides is often unique to the needs of that person (from salvation to physical healing), but regardless of the type of help he provides, just knowing he is able to help is amazing. But are there times when God cannot help? In this lesson we will explore this very subject. Our text will be Matthew 9:10–13 and Galatians 1:3–4.
One of the best things to know about God is that he is able to help. The type of help he provides is often unique to the needs of that person (from salvation to physical healing), but regardless of the type of help he provides, just knowing he is able to help is amazing. But are there times when God cannot help? In this lesson we will explore this very subject. Our text will be Matthew 9:10–13 and Galatians 1:3–4.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples Walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples Walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples Walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
Transformation is a big part of the Disciples walk with Jesus. The reason for this is very simple. It is because Jesus has a habit of changing things that are not like him so that they line to his will and goals. In this lesson we explore the "Transformed Life". Our text will be Romans 12:1-2.
We made it to the end! I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26. Let's finish strong in Jesus!
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
I LOVE GOD! I love everything about him because he is just that good. I hope you feel the same and if you don't...by the end of this I hope to convince you to feel that way! Nevertheless, even though I feel this way, I do so in spite of God having NOT met all of my expectations. Guess what? God not meeting all my expectations has been the BEST THING EVER! In his lesson we will explore the depth of what it means for God to not meet all of our expectations. Our text will be Luke 7:17-26, Matthew 11:2-9, John 11:3-21; 28-32
Being blessed of God is a wonderful thing! Being positioned correctly in our living so as to allow for God to continually experience the favor of the Lord is at times, beyond words. As true as that is, did you know that many of us over complicate what it takes to be blessed? In this lesson we pull the curtains on what it really takes to just be simply blessed. Our text will be Psalm 1:1-2. This is our final lesson in this series so let's finish strong!
Being blessed of God is a wonderful thing! Being positioned correctly in our living so as to allow for God to continually experience the favor of the Lord is at times, beyond words. As true as that is, did you know that many of us over complicate what it takes to be blessed? In this lesson we pull the curtains on what it really takes to just be simply blessed. Our text will be Psalm 1:1-2
Being blessed of God is a wonderful thing! Being positioned correctly in our living so as to allow for God to continually experience the favor of the Lord is at times, beyond words. As true as that is, did you know that many of us over complicate what it takes to be blessed? In this lesson we pull the curtains on what it really takes to just be simply blessed. Our text will be Psalm 1:1-2
Being blessed of God is a wonderful thing! Being positioned correctly in our living so as to allow for God to continually experience the favor of the Lord is at times, beyond words. As true as that is, did you know that many of us over complicate what it takes to be blessed? In this lesson we pull the curtains on what it really takes to just be simply blessed. Our text will be Psalm 1:1-2
Being blessed of God is a wonderful thing! Being positioned correctly in our living so as to allow for God to continually experience the favor of the Lord is at times, beyond words. As true as that is, did you know that many of us over complicate what it takes to be blessed? In this lesson we pull the curtains on what it really takes to just be simply blessed. Our text will be Psalm 1:1-2
It is absolutely wonderful to have access to the word of God! To think that we have such a mighty aid for everyday life is extremely encouraging. Having it means we aren't alone. This is especially good to know in those times of life aren't going so well or when we are dealing with persecution. Our text will be 2 Timothy 3:10-17.
It is absolutely wonderful to have access to the word of God! To think that we have such a mighty aid for everyday life is extremely encouraging. Having it means we aren't alone. This is especially good to know in those times of life aren't going so well or when we are dealing with persecution. Our text will be 2 Timothy 3:10-17.
It is absolutely wonderful to have access to the word of God! To think that we have such a mighty aid for everyday life is extremely encouraging. Having it means we aren't alone. This is especially good to know in those times of life aren't going so well or when we are dealing with persecution. Our text will be 2 Timothy 3:10-17.
We don't often hear lessons taught about the early childhood of Jesus but surprisingly there is a lot that can be learned from it. In this lesson we do just that, we examine a bit of the early childhood of Jesus. Let's dive into the word of God. Our base text will be Luke 2:41-44.
The Lord's Supper (Communion) is important but just how important? In this lesson we do some teaching on this most sacred duty of ours. As you follow along with your Bible, you will gain a lot of insight into this topic. Prayerfully listen and keep your Bible open because it may just challenge some or much of what you thought you knew! Our base text will be 1 Corinthians 11:23-30.
Planning is a good thing, especially when the plans are that of living right before God etc. The only problem with this is for many of us, we never leave the "planning phase". It's time to get out of the "planning to live for Gog" stage and actually start living for God now!
Did you know it's possible to do godly/spiritual work, only to have those efforts not be acceptable to God? It's easier to do than you might think. Nevertheless, should this ever prove to be the category we fall into, there is a remedy! There IS a way out! Jesus tells us to "Do the first works". Let's finish strong with one final look into Rev 2:2-5.
Did you know it's possible to do godly/spiritual work, only to have those efforts not be acceptable to God? It's easier to do than you might think. Nevertheless, should this ever prove to be the category we fall into, there is a remedy! There IS a way out! Jesus tells us to "Do the first works". Let's map this out with a look into Rev 2:2-5.
Did you know it's possible to do godly/spiritual work, only to have those efforts not be acceptable to God? It's easier to do than you might think. Nevertheless, should this ever prove to be the category we fall into, there is a remedy! There IS a way out! Jesus tells us to "Do the first works". Let's map this out with a look into Rev 2:2-5.
Did you know it's possible to do godly/spiritual work, only to have those efforts not be acceptable to God? It's easier to do than you might think. Nevertheless, should this ever prove to be the category we fall into, there is a remedy! There IS a way out! Jesus tells us to "Do the first works". Let's map this out with a look into Rev 2:2-5.
Did you know it's possible to do godly/spiritual work, only to have those efforts not be acceptable to God? It's easier to do than you might think. Nevertheless, should this ever prove to be the category we fall into, there is a remedy! There IS a way out! Jesus tells us to "Do the first works". Let's map this out with a look into Rev 2:2-5.
Did you know it's possible to do godly/spiritual work, only to have those efforts not be acceptable to God? It's easier to do than you might think. Nevertheless, should this ever prove to be the category we fall into, there is a remedy! There IS a way out! Jesus tells us to "Do the first works". Let's map this out with a look into Rev 2:2-5.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into our final 3 verses of Philippians 4:4–9.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into verse 7 of Philippians 4:4–9.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into versus 6 and 7 of Philippians 4:4–9.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into versus 5 and 6 of Philippians 4:4–9.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into versus 4 and 5 of Philippians 4:4–9.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into versus 4 and 5 of Philippians 4:4–9.
In today's world, mental health is a hot topic issue. It seems like almost everywhere you go; this issue gets brought up in some form or way. Daily people are seemingly falling apart at the seams "mentally". No wonder it comes up so often. Many people are surprised to know that their mental health is also a concern of Gods. So much so that the scriptures cover this topic. Let's uncover what the Holy Scriptures say on this topic and learn how to apply the word of God to this area of our everyday lives. Let's dive into Philippians 4:4–9.
Sometimes life just does not go the way we expect and as a result we sometimes get off course...even when we know we're in Gods hands. So how do we handle something like this? It's not as complicated as one might think. We simply start over while in his hands! Let's dive into Jeremiah 18:1-6.
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 - 29
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 & 24
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 & 24
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 & 24
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 & 24
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 & 24
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse(s): 23 & 24
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:14-29. Focus Verse: 22
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at times easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:2-7; 14-29. Focus Verses: 20 & 21
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back into Mark 9:2-7; 14-29. Today we look at verse 19b.
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back into Mark 9:2-7; 14-29. Today we look at verse 19.
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back into Mark 9:2-7; 14-29. Today we look at versus 18 and 19.
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:2-7; 14-29
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:2-7; 14-29
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's go ahead and jump back in Mark 9:2-7; 14-29
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Today we will talk more on the topic of the transfiguration and get into this topic Mark 9:2-7; 14-29
Faith is a requirement for believers. We simply cannot please God without it! Nevertheless "having faith" is at time easier said than done. Why? because faith at times can struggle. Let's get into this topic Mark 9:14-29
Let's take self-inventory for just a moment. Take a look at yourself...the real you and ask yourself these questions: Are my ways and actions right before God? Is God okay with all that I say and do? Can I use a bit of "fixing" in one or more areas in my life? This message is for all of us. Its purpose is to help us do just that. Let's dive into Jeramiah 7: 1-11.
Today we finish our talk on the biblical topics of Seasons, Priests and the Law, as found in our text. Let's finish strong! Our text: 2 Chronicles 15:1-4
Today we talk a little bit about the biblical topics of Seasons, Priests and the Law. Let's get started! Our text: 2 Chronicles 15:1-4
What does it mean to "seek the Kingdom"? Is there more to it than we thought we knew? In this lesson we explore this question and more! Our text: Matthew 6:25–34 and Luke 12:22–32
Can one become distracted...spiritually? We know one can become distracted “away” from spiritual things...but is the reverse true? Can one become distracted “by” spiritual things? This is a wonderful subject to tackle so let's jump right in! We will use Acts 1:6-14, Proverbs 3:5-7 and Romans 10:1-3.
Can one become distracted...spiritually? We know one can become distracted “away” from spiritual things...but is the reverse true? Can one become distracted “by” spiritual things? This is a wonderful subject to tackle so let's jump right in! We will use Proverbs 3:5-7 and Romans 10:1-3.
In this lesson we talk about a few misconceptions as they concern salvation. The purpose of this lesson is to give us the right context of a very often misunderstood scripture set. Let's talk about Salvation according to Romans10:9.
In this lesson we talk about the peculiar nature of God's ways. They are often referred to as "strange" or "marvelous". They tend to defy our logic and reasoning, leaving us in awe of God's wonder. For our text we will use Luke 5:17–26. Let's jump right in!
In this lesson we talk about the peculiar nature of God's ways. They are often referred to as "strange" or "marvelous". They tend to defy our logic and reasoning, leaving us in awe of God's wonder. For our text we will use Luke 5:17–26. Let's jump right in!
In this lesson we talk about Jesus the Christ, not just our Savior but our healer as well. This lesson is for everyone but is especially for those that are presently dealing with struggles of being emotionally and mentally wounded for one reason or another. To you we say: Jesus is The Healer you need. Isaiah 53:3-5
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum to your story...what do you want it to say? This is it! Let's finish strong Jer 36:26-32.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:9-26.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:9-24.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:9-21.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:9-18.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:8.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:8.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:8.
Focus is important and, when it comes to God, our focus is often the determining factor between acceptable and unacceptable before God. Let's dive right in! (Luke 5:30-32).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
We've made it into 2024 by the mercy and grace of our Lord. Let's start it off right with a few things to keep in mind for this new year! This message is a lengthy one so listen to it in parts if you need to or all at once if you have the time. These are basic spiritual topics but all very important for us as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ (Exodus 23:1-8).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures has MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace) (2 Tim 2:1-7).
The Holy Scriptures have MUCH to say on the topic of Grace. Today we will explore a particular aspect of Grace, that of being strong in it (grace). (2 Tim 2:1).
(Second Phase) God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:8.
The Holy Scriptures make it plain to all that God has his own will. The term "will of God" is very common among the Saints of God; however, seldom is it exclusively talked about. Because of this lack of knowledge, we are often as odds with God's will. Let's talk a bit about the "will of God" and how we can and should interact with it. May the Lord Jesus the Christ bring us much needed clarity on the subject (Ps 115:1, 135:6, 2 Peter 3:9).
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We are back in our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We move forward with our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's keep going with our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's move back into our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's move back into our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's jump into our text Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word, but, depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's jump into Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We continue with Jer 36:1-7.
God's Word is set! God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's dive into Jer 36:1-7.
Decisions, decisions and more decisions! Life is full of them. Decisions will often range in importance. Yet some of the most important decisions you make are the ones concerning who we are. Today we talk about that. We use Job 27:1-6 and Micah 6:8 for our reference. Let's get going!
Faith is EXTREMELY important but how much do we actually know about it? Today we look at Hebrews 11:1. We will talk about a number of issues in this lesson as we build a more complete understanding of faith and its role in our lives. Let us begin!
Our Lord is a God of restoration! All of us are in need of it, and God wants to do it!! Today we talk a bit about the topics of restoration and temptation. 1 Cor 10:5-13, James 1:12-16; 5:19-20, Gal 6:1-2, 1 John 5:16-17. Let's jump in.
God has always been concerned about our course heading. The direction you and I go in matters to God. It always has, yet it remains an area we constantly struggle in. We look at Pro 10: 23-24, Pro 14:12, Ro 1:24-25, Ps 119:9, Acts 2:36-40. Let's jump right in!
Psalms 122 gives us a wonderful opening declaration: "I was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the LORD"! As wonderful as it is, few of us have stopped long enough to examine it. Today we finish this two-part series strong. Join us as we wrap up that opening declaartion in Psalms 122!
Psalm 122 gives us a wonderful opening declaration: "I was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the LORD"! As wonderful as it is, few of us have stopped long enough to examine it. Today we begin to do just that. Join us as we examine that opening declaration to Psalms 122.
Today we finish our journey into understanding Spiritual Correction. It's a subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. No one wants to "be punished" for doing wrong. It's not a surprise that we would rather avoid even the very topic; however, this should not be the case! Not only have we talked about it in these past four lessons but today, by God's grace, we wrap the series up! Open your Bibles to Pro 3:11–13, Heb 12:5–13, 2 Tim 3:16, Jer 10:23-24, Hag 1:5-10. Let's go!
Today we talk about a biblical subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. This should not be the case! Therefore, today we dive into the uncomfortable subject of Spiritual Correction. What is it? Why does God make use of it? What does it all mean? Open your Bibles to Pro 3:11–13, 15:9-10; 30:11-14, 1 Sam 15:23 and Heb 12:5–13. Buckle Up!
Today we talk about a biblical subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. This should not be the case! Therefore, today we dive into the uncomfortable subject of Spiritual Correction. What is it? Why does God make use of it? What does it all mean? Open your Bibles to Proverbs 3:11–13 and Hebrews 12:5–13. Let's dive in!
Today we talk about a biblical subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. This should not be the case! Therefore, today we dive into the uncomfortable subject of Spiritual Correction. What is it? Why does God make use of it? What does it all mean? Open your Bibles to Proverbs 3:11–13 and Hebrews 12:5–13 and John 13:1-11. Let's dive in!
Today we talk about a biblical subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. This should not be the case! Therefore today we dive into the uncomfortable subject of Spiritual Correction. What is it? Why does God make use of it? What does it all mean? Open your Bibles to Proverbs 3:11–13 and Hebrews 12:5–13 and let's dive in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. We've finally reached the end of this wonderful series. Some key verses: Psalm 118:8; James 4:17, Rev 2:4-5. Let's finish strong!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Let's move forward with lesson 11. Some key verses: Proverbs 4:2,24-27, Rev 2:4-5. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Let's move forward with lesson 10. Some key verses: Psalm 118:8, James 4:17, Psalm 24:3–5. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Lets continue with lesson 9. Some key verses: Proverbs 22:28, Proverbs 23:10, Revelation 2:4–5. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Lets continue with lesson 8. Some key verses: 1 Thessalonians 4:1–8. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Let's continue with lesson 7 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Luke 10:16. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained. Lets continue with lesson 6 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Acts 1:4–14, 1 Peter 3:10. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue with lesson 5 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Acts 2:41–42, Isaiah 29:10-19. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue with lesson 4 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Acts 2:41–42,Luke 10:16, Proverbs 22:28, Proverbs 23:10,Proverbs 4:2, 24-27. Let's jump in!
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If He does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue with lesson 3 in laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Matthew 28:18–20, Acts 2:41–42. Let's dive back in.
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If He does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, we continue in lesson 2 with laying the foundation of this series. Some key verses: Romans 15:4, 2 Peter 1:21, 2 Peter 3: 1-2. Let's dive back in.
What does it mean to "walk in the Spirit"? How is it done? Does God have a preference concerning it? How much of it is on me? Does God participate in any way? If he does, in what areas? These and other questions will be examined in this topic and explained; however, let's lay a foundation and start at the beginning by explaining. Some key verses: Romans 15:4, Proverbs 30:5–6, Isaiah 28:9–10. Let's dive right in.
God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? God's word is so rich that here we are in lesson 14, our series final! May this last message of the series bless you abundantly.
God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How about in the area of work and marriage? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? God's word is so rich that here we are in lesson 13! May it bless you greatly.
God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about Himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How about in the area of work and marriage? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? God's word is so rich that here we are in lesson 12! May it bless you greatly.
God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about Himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? God's word is so rich that here we are on lesson eleven! May God's word bless you beyond measure.
God wants us to hold on to what He's taught us about Himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? This is the tenth lesson in this study and God certainly has something to say that will help you and I me. May you be blessed richly by this lesson!
God wants us to hold on to what he's taught us about himself, yet we live in a world where people are "giving up" all the time. How do we avoid becoming one of them? How do we continue holding on when we've been given so many reasons to let go? This is the ninth lesson in this study and God certainly has something to say that will help you and me. May you be blessed richly by this lesson!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this eighth lesson we continue our dive into this study. May you be blessed richly!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this seventh lesson we dive even deeper into our study. May you be blessed richly!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this sixth lesson we talk a bit more about the concept of blooming where one is planted. Let's dive in!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this fifth lesson we expand upon the concept of blooming where one is planted. Let's jump in!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. In this fourth lesson we add in and explore the topic of blooming where one is planted. Let's dive right in!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. Join us in this third lesson as we continue this exciting topic!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. Join us in this lesson as we continue this exciting topic!
We live in a world where things "change" all the time. Some of it's good and some, not so much. Positive change is not something believers should shun, especially if it does not violate scripture. Yet, with all this there are some things God does not want us to change. Join us in this lesson as we begin talking about a few of those things!
The topic of Spiritual Debt Collectors has been a fantastic one! Alas we've come to the end of what was originally thought to be just one lesson. Turns out there were 7 lessons God would give us on this topic! I pray this series has been a blessing to you and those you've shared it with. Let's finish strong in this series final.
Although God warns us not to "owe" anyone anything, we find ourselves falling into this state at times through various ways. As we close in on the end of this series, within this sixth lesson, we learn even more about spiritual debt collecting.
Although God warns us not to "owe" anyone anything, we find ourselves falling into this state at times through various ways. In this fifth lesson we begin to learn about the responsibility of the collector as well as the debtor.
If someone "owes" you something, it's normal and right to desire to be paid back. There are many areas in which it is possible to become a debtor to one another. Although God warns us not to "owe" anyone anything, we find ourselves falling into this state at times through various ways. In this fourth lesson we discover how and why some of us end up becoming Spiritual Debt Collectors. Let's jump right in!
If someone "owes" you something, it's normal and right to desire to be paid back. There are many areas in which it is possible to become a debtor to one another. Although God warns us not to "owe" anyone anything, we find ourselves falling into this state at times through various ways. Today in this third lesson we discover how and why some of us end up becoming Spiritual Debt Collectors. Let's jump right in!
If someone "owes" you something, it's normal and right to desire to be paid back. There are many areas in which it is possible to become a debtor to one another. Although God warns us not to "owe" anyone anything, we find ourselves falling into this state at times through various ways. But what if the person in debt to you can't pay it back? Well let's see how God instructs us on this matter.
If someone "owes" you something, it's normal and right to desire to be paid back. There are many areas in which it is possible to become a debtor to one another. Although God warns us not to "owe" anyone anything, we find ourselves falling into this state at times through various ways. But what if the person in debt to you can't pay it back? Well let's see how God instructs us on this matter.
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh"! It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. We are at the end of this series. Let's finish strong! May the wisdom God imparts in this lesson and through this series bless you always!
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh"! It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. We are almost to the end of this series. Hang in there just a bit further with this topic! May the wisdom God imparts in this lesson bless you always!
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh"! It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. Join me as we go even further into this topic! May the wisdom God imparts in this lesson bless you always!
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh"! It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. Join me as we go even further into this topic with this fourth lesson. I am more than confident that God is going to bless you as you listen to and apply this teaching!
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh." It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. Join me as we dive into our third lesson on this topic! May the wisdom God imparts in this lesson bless you always!
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh." It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. Join me as we dive into the topic! May the wisdom God imparts in this lesson bless you always!
2 Chronicles 7:12-14: Sometimes you just need to "start over and start fresh." It's a good thing to know that Jesus is a God of second chances. Join me as we dive into the topic! May the wisdom God imparts in this lesson bless you always!
Today we reach the culmination of all the lessons in Psalm 27 and conclude the matter of this wonderful series. This is our victory lap! The Lord is sure to bless as we finish strong!
In 2 Corinthians 3:13–17 the Apostle Paul teaches us a deep truth concerning why God's people, and people in general, have a hard time being able to see the truth of God. We quickly learn it's because of a veil that covers the heart of would-be believers. Today we finish our discussion on the topic of seeing as a result of believing. Let's dive back in!!!
In 2 Corinthians 3:13–17 the Apostle Paul teaches us a deep truth concerning why God's people and people in general have a hard time being able to see the truth of God. We quickly learn it's because of a veil that covers the heart of would-be believers. In this lesson we continue our talk about seeing as a result of believing. Let's dive back in!!!
In 2 Corinthians 3:13–17 the Apostle Paul teaches us a deep truth concerning why God's people and people in general have a hard time being able to see the truth of God. We quickly learn it's because of a veil that covers the heart of would-be believers. In this lesson we begin to talk about seeing as a result of believing. Let's dive right in!!!
Today we talk a little about "The Plain Path" and the benefits of it. Why should we choose it? And what is it all about anyway? Well, we find out in this lesson. Join us in our Psalms 27 study!
Today we finish our discussion on "The Way of God" in this sixth lesson. David asked God to "teach him his way." Join us in this lesson as we wrap up this portion of our Psalms 27 Study!
The world is in a volatile state. After all, The Lord told us that in the last days parlous times would come. Hope these days is in short supply but PRAISE be to God, Hope has NOT run out. Let's talk about Hope in this lesson!
Our discussion on "The Way of God" continues in this fifth lesson. Join us as we dig into this wonderful passage and David's request: "Teach me thy way."
How do we deal with suffering? As we draw closer to the return of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, people are experiencing unprecedented levels of suffering. For many people and for many different reasons things are extremely challenging; nevertheless, the Holy Scripture outlines the steps for us to use when we ourselves are suffering. May the wisdom God provides us in this lesson bless you richly.
Today we continue discussion on "The Way of God" in this fourth lesson. David asked God to "teach him His way." Join us in this lesson as we begin to dig into David's request!
Today we continue discussion on "The Way of God" in this third lesson. There are many paths and ways to choose from in this life but they are not all equal. Which way have you chosen? Join us in this lesson as we begin to shed light on God's way!
Today we continue our discussion on "The Way of God". There are many paths and ways to choose from in this life but they are not all equal. Which way have you chosen? Join us in this lesson as we begin to shed light on God's way!
Today we begin our discussion on "The Way of God". There are many paths and ways to choose from in this life but they are not all equal. What way have you chosen? Join us in this lesson as we begin to shed light on God's way!
Loss of many different types is and can be difficult as the feelings of abandonment can set in, but, at the end of it, there is grace to be found. It is at this point where we, like David, find that the Lord will step in when everyone else leaves.
Loss of many different types is and can be difficult. The connections we have with people can leave us feeling the sting of abandonment when they suddenly or seemingly disappear. Today we finish up the subject of abandonment and grace.
Loss of many different types is and can be difficult. The connections we have with people can leave us feeling the sting of abandonment when they suddenly or seemingly disappear. Using psalms 27 as our basis we continue with the subject of abandonment and grace.
Loss of many different types is and can be difficult. The connections we have with people can leave us feeling the sting of abandonment when they suddenly or seemingly disappear. Using psalms 27 as our basis, we step into the subject of abandonment and begin to pull out the grace nestled within.
David declared God was his help and so he requested God not to leave or forsake him. In this lesson we dig deep into the sub-topic of "Fallow Ground". Let's continue with using Psalms 27 as our basis!
David declared God was his help and so he requested God not to leave or forsake him. In this lesson we dig deep into the sub-topic of "fallow ground". Let's get into it using Psalms 27 as our basis!
David declared God was his help and so he requested God not to leave or forsake him. In this lesson we dig deep into this to see what's beneath the surface. Let's dive right in using Psalms 27 as our basis!
David asked God not to hide his face far from him. But did you know there are times when God hides himself? Let's continue our learning using Psalms 27 as our basis.
David asked God not to hide his face far from him, but did you know there are times when God hides himself? Did you know that not all of those times are negative in nature? Let's continue our learning using Psalms 27 as our basis.
David asked God not to hide his face far from him. But did you know there are times when God hides himself? Did you know that not all of those times are negative in nature? Let's dive and learn about it using Psalms 27 as our basis.
In this lesson we talk about responding to God with the whole heart. God gives us a new heart, but what's wrong with the old one? How does he even give us a new one? Let's dive in using Psalms 27 as our basis.
The Bible frequently mentions the phrase "Heaven and Earth", but what is its significance? In this lesson we dive into this and pull out some challenging and encouraging insights as the Lord directs. May this lesson be a blessing to you!
In this lesson we talk about responding to God with the whole heart. Are you and I responding to the commands of God with our hearts fully engaged? Let's dive into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.
God asked David to seek his face. David's Heart responded with obedience. Are you and I responding to the commands of God with obedience? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.
God asked David to seek his face. David's Heart responded with obedience. How are you and I responding to the commands of God? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.
What was David really saying when he asked God to hear his cry? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.
What was David really saying when he asked God to hear his cry? Let's look further into this as we continue to explore the topic of God's Mercy when we cry, using Psalms 27 as our basis.
Today we finish the topic of compassion using 2 Corinthians 4:3–6 as our foundation. Compassion in the Church is not something we can afford to be lacking in or be devoid of all together. Sadly, today it goes missing in the Church far too often. What's the connection between sympathy, empathy and compassion? We learn about this and more in this lesson!
Did you know that God pays attention to the giving done in the Church? How do you think God sees your giving? We talk about this and more in this wonderful lesson. This is a long one so try breaking it up into 30 minutes segments, but do make it a point to listen to all of it. God Bless you!
Today we continue with the topic of compassion using 2 Corinthians 4:3–6 as our foundation. Compassion in the Church is not something we can afford to be lacking in or be devoid of all together. Sadly, today it goes missing in the Church far too often. What happens when indifference takes the place of compassion in the Church? What happens When the Church Stop’s Caring? We find out more in this lesson!
We too must learn like Israel that when we step outside of God's hands, we fall into the hand of the enemy. This is the final lesson in the series! We wrap things up by talking about the government structure of the enemies kingdom and the reality of the fight we are in. This lesson should complete our understanding of the enemies kingdom and help us see that we really don't want to be a part of it. May the wisdom of this lesson bless you richly!
Today we use 2 Corinthians 4:3–6 to springboard into the topic of compassion. Compassion in the Church is not something we can afford to be lacking in or be devoid of all together. Sadly, today it goes missing in the Church far too often. What happens when indifference takes the place of compassion in the Church? What happens when the church stops caring? Let's talk about it in this lesson!
So God has taken us and set us upon a Rock, but did you know the Rock is not a place God takes us because we have it all together? It's where he takes us so that we can get it together?! Let's look further into God's Mercy when we cry in our continued study of Psalms 27.
We too must learn like Israel that when we step outside of God's hands, we fall into the hand of the enemy. In the last lesson God shed light on the enemy's kingdom and its structure. We discussed the first two tiers, Satan and Fallen Angels. Today we talk about the third tier: The citizens of his kingdom.
In the last lesson we got a good look at who the enemy is and how he operates. In this lesson we continue to shed light on the enemy's kingdom and its structure.
David fought with Lions and Bears and so must we. This is the final lesson in the series and so we end on this note: If David could do it...then in the name of Jesus Christ, so can we! May this entire lesson series bless you tremendously.
Israel learned the hard way that repentance, while necessary, doesn't remove accountability. God holds us accountable for the aftermath of our sin even though he forgives us for them. We too must learn like Israel that when we step outside of God's hands, we fall into the hand of the enemy. In this lesson we get a good look at who the enemy is and how he operates.
Israel like many of us, walked away from God when they thought they could do things on their own. But actions have consequences and sometimes we are impacted by them even after we've gotten things right with God. Why? Because Repentance doesn't remove accountability. May the wisdom God shares with us in this lesson be a help to us all.
David fought with Lions and Bears. God intends to feed his children and he intends for us to do the same. Today we talk about the Kingdom we're building. Who does it belong to? Is it God's or is it ours? May this message be a help to you always!
David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. We continue with the topic of Fear. Today we talk about the strongest presentation of love possible by you and me! Today we talk about Self Sacrifice on the behalf of someone else! Enjoy the lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. We continue with the topic of Fear. Pushing past fear as a child of God can be tough. Especially when you have to do it on behalf and for the greater good of someone else. Is that something you and I are willing to do? Let's talk about that in this lesson.
Peter and John go to the temple during the time of prayer only to be greeted by a man more in need than even he perhaps realized. In this lesson we learn about giving the unexpected.
David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. We continue with the topic of Fear. Is it good? is it bad? What is it for? We find out all this and more in this encouraging lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. Fear is one of the biggest adversaries we have to making progress in anything. This is especially so when trying to make progress in the things of God, yet David tackles it head on. We must do the same. Find out more in this wonderful lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears and so will we. Last week we dealt with the importance of remembering who we are and whose we are. This week we expand on that aspect. Let's dive into this in today's exciting lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears and so too will we. Because of this it's important that we remember who we are and who we belong to. Let's talk about this in today's exciting lesson!
Job endured next level hardship, the kind he feared the most. How do we overcome the worst case scenario? When worst seemingly comes to worst and the trouble you feared the most comes knocking on your door, how should we respond? Let's find out in this lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Today we talk about the voice of the enemy and its intent!
David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Today we talk about checking the spiritual temperature of the family!
David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Not only are the parents responsible for the next generation but did you know so too are the Grandparents?! In this lesson we introduce the topic of the role of Grandparents as we continue to talk about the Godly Household!
Today we take a closer look at the mercy and comfort God gives to us (2 Corinthians 1:3–4). Did you know that when God gives us these things he has a reason for doing so? One that goes beyond him simply wanting to bless you. Join me in this wonderful lesson.
The armor of God is a wonderful topic (Ephesians 6:11-17). After all, God wants us to put it all on! This lesson covers verse 16 and 17, in particular the Shield and Sword. In this lesson we discover the Gods way of the Shield and Sword!
David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Do you know the state of your children? Are you pleased with the state of your next generation? In this lesson we start to talk about the Godly household!
David fought with Lions and Bears. David's father was concerned about his children enough to check on them. Are we as concerned? Do you know the state of your children? Are you pleased with the state of your next generation? Are you pleased? Is God pleased? What value will God get out of our children? Let's see what God has to say on this topic in part 6 of this wonderful lesson!
Families sometimes run into issues. Here's a lesson that will help you out with the big one!
David fought with Lions and Bears. God intends to feed his children and he intends for us to do the same. Today we talk about some of the challenges we face with this. Find out about this and more in part 5 of this beautiful lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears. God intends to feed his children, but do you know he wants you and I to do the same? Find out about this and more in part 4 of this beautiful lesson!
This is a special lesson. It's actually in response to questions I've gotten on the topic of Salvation. This is virtually an hour and a half lesson!!! You can certainly listen to it in one go, but it's actually meant for you to break it up into sessions and go over it a little at a time. I know it will bless you but I also warn you! It WILL CHALLENGE YOU if you've never heard it like this before. But it's what God gave and that's all we really want!!
David fought with Lions and Bears. The children of Israel had to endure the taunting of the enemy for 40 days, and so do we at times endure the taunting of the enemy...but it's only for a season! Find out about this and more in part 3 of this challenging lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears. Saul couldn't get away with secret sin and neither can we. It's time to come back to what the Lord said. We pray you hear that call in part 2 of this challenging and heartwarming lesson!
David fought with Lions and Bears. Not an easy feat by any means. What truths has God given us through these events? What lessons can we learn? Find out and more in part 1 of this thought-challenging and heart-stirring lesson!
What is our focus? Are we the saints of God focused on the right things? What are we looking to and who are we looking to? The Bible will help us figure out where we are and what we need to do!!! This lesson is sure to bless you.
Life can throw you off balance at times. You look up and you aren't too sure where you are. For all intents and purposes it can feel like its "night" time in your life. When this happens, is it even possible to find my way back to praising God? Find out in this Bible Matters Lesson on where we talk about "A Praise in the Night"! Psalms 134:1-3
So God has taken us and set us upon a Rock, but did you know the Rock is not a place God takes us because we have it all together. It's where he takes us so that we can get it together! Let's look further into God's Mercy when we cry in our continued study of Psalm 27:6-8!
David's head was lifted above his enemies because his entire being was placed on a Rock that is higher than everything and everyone else, but what did David do while on that Rock? Let's begin to look at God's Mercy by wrapping up our continued study of Psalms 27:6!
David's head was lifted above his enemies! What does that actually mean? How does God do it and will he do it for us? Let's get answers to these questions and more in this study of Psalms 27:6!
When it comes to confidence, many people struggle with it. They either have too much, too little, or worse... none at all! Does God offer us any help in this area? Find out what God has to say about confidence in this wonderful lesson!
One of the ways God responds on our behalf to the trouble we face is by setting us upon a rock. In this final lesson on trouble we find out what that means! We continue this fascinating study in lesson four.
We've built a solid foundation on the topic of Trouble. Today we get into the specifics of how God actually responds to the trouble that impacts us! We continue in this fascinating topic with lesson Three.
We all deal with trouble, but how does God respond to the trouble that impacts us? What does the Scripture actually teach about it? We continue in this fascinating topic with lesson two!
The "Lord's Prayer" is an absolute MUST study when desiring to improve our prayer life, but have you ever really thought about what we are actually saying when we say "deliver us from evil"? We find out in this study!
We all deal with trouble, but how does God respond to the trouble that impacts us? What does the Scripture actually teach about it? We learn about this fascinating topic in this lesson!
We have learned about the aspect of Human Beauty that concerns God, but what about His own beauty? Check out this lesson!
What aspect of Human Beauty is God concerned with? Find that out and more in this lesson!
One of the most incredible and fascinating ways of God is when he at times gives the point of a lesson before the actual lesson. Why does he do this? Find out why and more in this lesson.
What's the deal with Pride and Lust? How do we avoid them? In this lesson we deep dive into this!
Today we further pursue beauty from God's perspective and the preventative measures he has given us to address temptation.
Have you ever thought about beauty from God's perspective? In this lesson we dive right into that aspect!
Taking a further look into what the Bible has to teach us on the subject of beauty and the use of cosmetics.
Into the beautiful - today we take a first look at what the Bible has to teach us on the subject of beauty.
Deliverance must first be initiated by humans, but it is divinely activated. In the Book of Judges, Israel cried out to God with intensity, and God provided a left-handed deliver.
Moving to the "other side" of Godly goals, we explore the doctrine of sanctification: Being separated from that which is wrong and dedicated to that which is right.
Focusing on life after deliverance, we look at breaking the cycle in the book of Judges of sin, repentance, salvation, back to sin.
Noah and Enoch, both walking in holiness, lived lives that pleased God. Goals that have this characteristic of Enoch and Noah comprise Godly goals.
Today we explore shades of deliverance in the book of Judges. As God delivers us, all he seeks in return is for us to do the right thing.
When your goals are in alignment with God, you carry the blessing of God and those who interact with you are blessed.
Biblical deliverance encompasses rescue and redemption, and the agents of rescue and redemption. It is God's divine prerogative to give you deliverance and rescue you.
We are beneficiaries of Godly goals, as well as our Heavenly Father. As we abide in His Word and in His love, so God abides in us.
What are the characteristics of Godly goals? Moving beyond indecision to take the next step.
When David is faced with rebellion, he stands firm and confident in the light and salvation of God.
Taking time to reflect on the Lord walking in the midst of your camp - your home and family - and His deliverance from the enemy.
Which camp will you choose? Understanding salvation and making our dwelling in God's camp.
The enemy gets close to David, but does not overtake and devour him. Likewise, we all feel the weight of sin and must petition God to restore our focus on things above.
We further explore the unique attributes of God as declared by David in the 27th Psalm.
In this verse we explore the attributes of light and salvation that belong to God alone.
Understanding Psalm 27 as a declaration of trust and a presentation of David's everlasting hope in God.
An exploration of the category of Psalms that are prophetic and messianic in nature, heralding the arrival of our Savior.
Moving beyond the attributes of a great book to using the book of Psalms in our lives and being doers of God's Word.
We continue our overview of Psalms with a focus on the extensive collection of prayer and praise found in this book.
Holistic view of the book of Psalms considering the character of God and the men who were His instruments in the writing of the book.