Given by Doug Johnson
Is God’s plan only a lovely “fairy tale?” Or is it a powerful parable with lessons for all? And what of those who are the called according to His purpose? Do they (we) see the meaning behind it all?
Given by Bill Johnson
The “Stockdale Paradox” deals with facing challenging human situations, while still retaining faith that we can prevail in the end regardless of the difficulties in front of us. When we face painful hurdles and harsh realities, how can we maintain a clear vision on the promise of eternal life He gives?
Given by Doug Johnson
Why did God choose to fulfill the promises to Abraham through one grandson (Jacob) in preference to the other (Esau)? Being twins, we’d expect “sameness!” Since Esau was the firstborn, based on the culture of the day, he would seem to have been the “front-runner” for the blessing path. But God chose Jacob! Why? The answer has everything to...
Given by Doug Johnson
The human eye is amazingly complex in structure and function. But even this astonishing creation of God, being physical, has its limitations. There’s an analogy in that for us in spiritual terms. Physically, our brain “covers” for the slight gaps in vision we all have. What about in our spiritual lives?
Given by Doug Johnson
We know from Scripture that God expects us to do our part in fulfilling the calling He has so mercifully extended to us. But we must never forget that some things “belong to the LORD your God…” How can we be sure we’re discerning the difference?
Given by Doug Johnson
Why did Jude change his mind about what to write to the brethren who received his short letter? What did he mean by his references to Cain, Balaam and Korah? Since their examples were not good ones for us to follow, what are some good examples instead?
Given by David Johnson
16 times Scripture tells Christians to "be strong and of good courage." What is the meaning of "good courage" and how does it differ from human examples of courage? What role does courage play in daily living? How is godly courage developed?
Given by Doug Johnson
We all have routines in our lives—patterns that help us smoothly do the things we need to do on a daily basis. What if we could have a “trial routine” to help deal with the spiritual crises that happen to all God’s servants?
Given by Bill Johnson
To Overcome the enemy and finish the race we must see the vision God has given us – motivation. Have a deep love and respect for God – obedience. Have a hope that does not waver – Drives action With God we can be more than an army of TWO. We can do more than turn away the British army like Rebecca and...