Psalm 1 is a powerful introduction to the entire Book of Psalms. It sets the tone for understanding the blessings of living a righteous...

The promise was to Abraham and to his Seed—singular. Paul makes the theological point that this “Seed” is Christ. All the blessings flow through Him.

The result is that the blessings promised to Abraham now come to the Gentiles through faith in Christ. This is a wonderful inheritance: justification before God, removal of the curse, and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.

In this letter, Paul boldly asserts his authority as an apostle, defending both his calling and the message he received directly from Christ. He confronts pressing issues: How are we made right with God? How are we made righteous?

Suppose someone came to you with the proposition: “I know something that could split the church of Jesus Christ in half.” You would consider that a serious threat, wouldn’t you?

Separating from God and the Old Testament has led way to the church separating from it’s Hebraic roots and we are losing out! We can’t let that happen! 

Suddenly I heard the Lord say to me, very softly, “It’s 1940 and Pearl Harbor is coming up for the Church.” I thought about betrayal, warfare, death and awakening!

Paul knew that this freedom was a gift that could be carelessly lost; a blessing easily squandered. And so he reminds us to stand firm in that freedom; or we will find ourselves right back in that yoke of slavery by some false teaching  and it is easy to do.    

Gentle Jesus is not in the business of finishing off people’s faith. If you or anyone’s faith is hanging by a thread, he wants to restore you. If you or anyone’s flame of faith is on the verge of going out Jesus wants to fan that flame back into a bright light with the oxygen of his love.

When your faith flame is only smouldering (picture a candle just about to go out) he will not put it out, he never intended to, quite the opposite. The devil means to break us and snuff out our light (this little light of mine), Jesus wants us to be whole but to burn with a pure light.

Catalysts to maturity 2- Bilocation We need to become aware that believers live in two places at once i.e. in the spiritual realm and also in the natural realm.

I take comfort in the fact the Bible contains no scientifically incorrect statements. There are also numerous examples of the Bible referencing science, thousand of years before man understood the science.

Remember, please, that  we are here for His pleasure. We are here to love Him. We are here to worship him. We are here to adore Him. The head is here to receive from the body all that it ought to receive.

1.To show your love for the Lord. (Our Commitment to God). 2. To produce mature & stable believers. (Our Commitment to God). 3. To incite Christians to love and good works.(Our commitment to one another).

v.38 So there are different kinds of flesh. We are buried with one kind of flesh. We are raised with a different kind of body. And Paul says there are different kinds of bodies.  So, in the resurrection there are going to be many different kinds of stars. Some will be brighter and more glorious than others. The resurrection predicted in Daniel chapter 12:2-3. So, Paul is referring to that when he says, “As stars different from one another in magnitude and glory and brightne

A study of 1 Corinthians 15-the Resurrection Chapter The most puzzling thing about the resurrection of Jesus Christ is why Christians tend to only speak about it at Easter. This was not the case when the Apostle Paul was preaching. The Church is increasingly changing the expression Easter to Resurrection, e.g. Resurrection Sunday etc. I welcome this. Jesus is the risen King who is victorious over death, recognized by His disciples, validated by Scripture, and enthroned over a

An ambassador lives in the foreign country, but he/she absolutely, in every way, represents his home country. Ambassadors must live, behave, and speak to remarkably high standards as they represent their home nation at all times whilst they are in another country. If ambassadors attend a royal event, they will wear the absolute best clothes and have the best cars e.g. a Rolls Royce. Why does everything need to be the best because they are representing their country.

When we were born again, we were immediately had citizenship of the Kingdom of God/Heaven conferred on us.

However, Jesus Christ sees his church as something that is powerful, glorious, mighty, and invincible! The church is the manifestation...

But "prodigal" actually means "extravagant"... related to the word "prodigious". As in "prodigal giving to the poor"... extravagant giving.