Given by Clyde Kilough
It wasn't until the late 1960s that the Church began to focus on and understand more deeply the concept of "the spirit in man." Understanding how the Spirit of God can join with the spirit in man reveals one of the greatest miracles an individual can ever experience.
Given by Joel Meeker
There are numerous examples in the Bible showing that God starts working with people He chooses when they are young. Such examples teach us important lessons about how to succeed in life. Here are seven examples of life lessons from young people in the Bible.
Given by Clyde Kilough
Christ described mercy as one of the weightier matters of the law, yet it is one that is sometimes difficult for us to fully comprehend and apply. He told the Pharisees to go and learn what it means, "I will have mercy and not sacrifice," and it is likewise important for all of us to try to understand this important aspect of God's way of life as fully as possible.
Given by Jim Franks
What is true godliness? In 2 Timothy 3:5 we are told of those who have a form of godliness. Could that be us? We must seek substance over form.
Given by Ralph Levy
As we approach the Passover, we must be careful not to fall into the wrong ditch. We should take the Passover soberly and in a spirit of repentance, but not in discouragement. Our focus is to be on Jesus Christ, our living Savior.
Given by Britton Taylor
To properly examine our spiritual well-being we need to know context. We need to know how far have I come to salvation. With God's help we strive for perfection; the example that Christ set for us.
Given by Ralph Levy
It can be all too easy to get distracted and adopt the wrong cause. Is our cause the same as Christ's cause? How do we make sure our cause is the same as that of our Savior?
Given by Joel Meeker
The Golden Rule is a powerful command and a key to maintaining peace between people. Yet it is not applied as often as it should be. Why is that, and how can we better apply it?
Given by Clyde Kilough
None of us are prophets, but we should be predictors - people who can look at the signs and discern the consequences. The events at the end of the book of Judges offer some striking parallels to our world today, and lessons that should help us discern what we as God's people need to be doing.