David was a man after God’s own heart, a king who failed to fulfill all of God’s commands. Jesus is God after man’s heart, the true King who was faithful to fulfill all of his Father’s will even unto death, so that all of us...
David was a man after God’s own heart, a king who failed to fulfill all of God’s commands. Jesus is God after man’s heart, the true King who was faithful to fulfill all of his Father’s will even unto death, so that all of us...
Many people miss out on God’s amazing plans because they choose their own way, but not Elijah! God had a glorious future for His prophet which included a successor, Elisha (2 Kings 2:1-11) and a special “heavenly limousine service”, chariots of fire that took Elijah...
There are many of us like Jonah. We love our comfort more than we love people. Our agenda is often selfish. God wanted to teach Jonah to love the people! God is amazing: He used Jonah as a sign of Christ’s death and resurrection (Matthew...
There are many of us like Jonah. We love our comfort more than we love people. Our agenda is often selfish. God wanted to teach Jonah to love the people! God is amazing: He used Jonah as a sign of Christ’s death and resurrection (Matthew...
The focus of this study on characters in the Bible is for us to learn about God’s amazing works in the lives of ordinary people like Isaiah who had their own stories of brokenness. How God was able to use them all despite theirfailures and...
The focus of this study on characters in the Bible is for us to learn about God’s amazing works in the lives of ordinary people like Isaiah who had their own stories of brokenness. How God was able to use them all despite theirfailures and...
The extraordinary life is a life of grace. It is not something that we can achieve, but it is something that we can receive. John had the unique privilege of introducing Jesus, the Messiah, to the world (Luke 1:76-79). Today, we have the same privilege...
The extraordinary life is a life of grace. It is not something that we can achieve, but it is something that we can receive. John had the unique privilege of introducing Jesus, the Messiah, to the world (Luke 1:76-79). Today, we have the same privilege...