Walking Wherever God Leads… (Numbers 9:15-23)
What we can learn about the Cloud in Israel’s journeys.
When God CAUSES Us to SUFFER!
Today we look at Deuteronomy 8:2-3. These are the admonitions of Moses to the 2nd generation of the children of Israel, who are about to enter into the Promised Land. Moses tells them to reflect on their hardships over the past 40 years. and consider what God was trying to teach them.
God Shows No Partiality – Romans 2:11
We all know that the Scripture teaches that God “shows no partiality”. This is a brief lesson as we take a closer look path that word in the original Greek text of the New Testament that state fact – Romans 2:11.
Does Hebrews 6:4-8 teach that you can lose your salvation?
Answering a great question from a commenter, Justin McKenzie in response to a video I made on whether a person can lose their salvation. You can watch that video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxEDGPTonqg
Justin believed that Hebrews 6:4-6 taught that a person COULD lose their salvation. In this video I explain why this is NOT the case and the meaning of that passage.
God will provide – a lesson from the childhood of Jesus
There are times when God's children suffer hardship and turmoil. And sometimes things look quite bleak. However, we are never forgotten, as we are dear to our Lord. And we should always take comfort that God will provide for all of our needs according to His goodness and mercy. No downloads available. Podcasts [...]
The Sign of the Birth of Jesus
When the angels of God told the shepherds of Bethlehem how they would be able to identify the baby Messiah (Christ Luke 2:8-12), they gave them a sign. That they would find the baby wrapped in cloth in an animal feeder (manger). Was it more to it than just a sign to point him out? [...]
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