"For Such A Time As This" (Esther 4:14)
TRUSTING GOD IN TIMES OF PERIL
Psalm 119, which is the longest chapter in the Bible (176 verses), is an exposition of the greatness, the goodness, and the graciousness of God’s law and commandments. Although there is no author identified with it, it was most likely written by King David as it is consistent with other Psalms he wrote extolling the […]
“Oh, How I Love Your Law!” Read More »
The beginning of a new year is typically a time when we make what are referred to as New Year’s resolutions. A resolution is a firm decision, a strong determination, an unwavering promise we make to ourselves or to others of our intent to live differently – to accomplish certain goals and objectives that we
RESOLVED – To Live This Year (and every year) for the Glory of God Read More »
It began on an ordinary night in a little town called Bethlehem, of the province of Judea, of the nation of Israel, roughly 2000 years ago. Here, a child would be born to a young couple of little means or reputation. Because there was no available lodging in that city, His birth would take place
Christmas – “the Glory of the LORD” Beheld Read More »
It is once again the “Christmas Season”, a season that historically centered on the celebration of Jesus Christ, and His coming into this world some 2000 years ago. We see in front of churches, homes and in city squares representations of His humble birth in a stable, with Him lying in a manger below the
We live in a competitive world. Men and women compete for positions of power and influence in nations, states and cities. They compete for championships, both team and individual, in sports, and for awards and honors in the entertainment field. And although most of them provide little benefit to us directly, we praise and exalt
Boasting in the LORD, Alone Read More »
The Protestant Reformation was a religious movement that began in the 16th century, aiming to reform the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church that saw salvation as requiring both faith and men’s good works, including compliance with the Church’s sacramental system for man to be made right with God. This was contrary to the
The GLORY of GRACE ALONE!! Read More »
“Salvation” – the act of being saved, is a big word in terms of what it encompasses in both the dictionary definition and what it represents in the Bible. It is defined in the dictionary as the state or experience of being rescued from peril or danger, protected from harm or kept from calamity, loss
Salvation is of the LORD cont. Read More »
The setting is the inner belly of an extremely large fish. It is an inescapable prison soon to be the tomb of an Old Testament prophet named Jonah, unless God graciously and miraculously intervenes (Jonah 1:17). Jonah got himself into this predicament after blatantly and purposefully disobeying the LORD’s call to him to go to Nineveh,
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I would have lost heart unless I had believed that I would see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living. Psalm 27:13 Grace – the free and lavish expression of the goodness of the LORD is the most glorious doctrine/truth in the Bible other than the doctrine of God himself. Apart
“The Goodness of the LORD” Part 3 Read More »
The link below is to a sermon that I have listened to a number of times over the past few days and found it both enlightening and encouraging to my soul regarding the evil events in our nation over the past few weeks and the plight of living in this present evil age/world, a world Jesus