Worship God
May we examine our hearts in the light of this text. Do we worship God as we ought?
May we examine our hearts in the light of this text. Do we worship God as we ought?
None of us are perfect. We all have had a slip of the tongue. The tongue can be dangerous and cause a good deal of damage. Hopefully, this message will be a reminder to guard our speech.
I would like to consider the idea of independence. May we learn something about society, about life and living, and spiritual matters.
There is a connection between David and Jesus. May we see that Christ Jesus is indeed King...of the throne of David.
A's represent the best. If a grade was placed upon us who are fathers, we would want it to be an A. It is my plan to consider the text and elicit some positive characteristics of a father.
Many in our society believe that all roads lead to Heaven and that all religions are good. I submit there is only one way to God.
Our text speaks about a man who was faced with a serious choice. It also tells us what kind of choice he made.
Salvation does not come by man and is not dependent upon man. Rather, salvation is of the Lord (Jonah 2:9).
Life is filled with cares and problems. If we aren't careful, we will allow ourselves to become overwhelmed. What are we to do? How are we to respond? I submit, take your burdens to God, both the good and the bad.
In the things of God there are differences of belief and practice. I submit that we can display grace with those who disagree.