The great commission
Have you noticed the mountain scenes in Matthew?
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Read MoreKeep in mind that the kingdom is being offered to Israel.
Read MoreAs we study the events of Pentecost, it is important that we separate the accidentals from the essentials.
Read MoreFirst, Isaiah continues his theme, in the Old Testiment, of light and darkness (Isaiah 8:20-22) by announcing, “There will be no more gloom” (Isaian 9:1, niv).
Read MoreNo topic has been more misunderstood among Christians than the Law of Moses and its application to the New Testament believer today.
Read MoreImagine the scene.
Read MoreIn the world in which we live, we give most attention to satisfying the appetites of the body and practically none to the soul.
Read MoreThat Jesus would be born in Bethlehem was ordained by God long before Caesar Augustus made his decree (Micah 5:2; Acts 15:18).
Read MoreYoung people talk a lot about love.
Read MoreFirst, there is a cost for committing sin.
Read MoreThough believers endure suffering now, they will enjoy glory when Christ returns.
Read MoreWorry, worry, worry! How many Christians lose their joy and peace because of worry!
Read MoreWe should not expect the easy way, for if we do, we will be disappointed.
Read MoreOne ritual during the Feast of Tabernacles was the pouring out of water in the temple.
Read MoreFirst, avoid the fool (verses 12-13).
Read MoreIn Titus 2:11 Paul expanded the meaning of “Savior” (Titus 2:10) by explaining what was involved in this salvation that we have through Christ.
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