Daily Christianity
Our reading speaks of the Levites and priest's daily service in the Temple. It is my objective to remind the Christian that Christian service is a daily activity. Christianity is a lifestyle.
Our reading speaks of the Levites and priest's daily service in the Temple. It is my objective to remind the Christian that Christian service is a daily activity. Christianity is a lifestyle.
Resolutions. Making a positive change in your life is a good thing, but, I want to caution you. It is my objective to consider this matter of making vows.
Our text is beyond human understanding. No one is able to explain the intricate details of the incarnation of the Son of God. No one can prove, by scientific evidence, that such an event occurred. But God said it did, and believe God's Word.
Our passage contains an account of a man being raised from the dead. Jesus indeed restored physical life, but more than that, He can grant spiritual life.
Our text speaks to the wayward of Israel and exhorts them to turn back to God. Today, if you are wayward, away from God, hear this plea. Listen to the teaching. Hear the instruction.
God will rebuke us when necessary, but it is important for you to realize that God also rewards faithful and good service.
Become a follower of Jesus in the truest sense of the word. Then be a devoted follower. I say unto you, follow Jesus.
This is the holiday season of Thanksgiving. The name itself reminds us of a character quality we all should possess. I would like to remind you to be thankful.
We know that Job had a very difficult time in his life. Though he wasn't perfect in his response he confesses his faith in God. This is what we will look at today.
These verses speak of Christian dedication and the manner in which this can be done. Our text reveals this must be done from the inside out.