Summary: When trials turn to storms in life, how will we respond? Thank God Christ is there, either in the boat or coming into the boat of life. The storms are the greater tests of life and the most far-reaching.
Summary: Continuing from the morning message. Taken from Acts 27, and perhaps the greatest storm mentioned in the New Testament. God chooses the storm and is in full control of its strength and destruction. He proved Himself to the Apostle Paul and to others.
Summary: What does II Kings declare about Zedekiah versus the book of Chronicles? How sad the ending of this king, yet the hope for the coming of the Final King and the Coming Temple.
Summary: Amidst the wickedness of Manasseh, Ezra in the Chronicles gives us the final years of this king, and how Josiah was able to restore what Manasseh could not in spite of his repentance.
Summary: One of the greatest victories of a Christian is the controlling of the thoughts; the thoughts of the mind become the road upon which the Devil and the world endeavor to get to the heart and keep it away from God.
Summary: The book of Chronicles was written by Ezra to bring the nation of Israel to a hope for the future: a coming King and a coming Temple. We must find this for our lives.
Summary: In these days when the world is redefining everything, the Christian must turn to the Bible to find the answers concerning himself, the Christ, the world, and the understanding of his enemies.
Summary: John 6 becomes the most critical hour in Jesus’ ministry; it is within this chapter that many began to leave the Lord. But what was Peter’s response to this crucial hour?
Summary: The providence of God appointed a number of journeys for the Infant Jesus. How many miles were covered? How many places were part of the journeys; and where will the journeys end in the silent years of His life?
Summary: Why did Nazareth become the final place of Christ’s identification? The majority of His silent years were spent in this town: Nazareth: the Branch.
Summary: The First Coming of Christ must be seen in the light of the Second Coming. One cannot be viewed without the other. They must be seen in their fulness.
Summary: This Thanksgiving Psalm comes from the Lord’s deliverance from death. But how should we render thanksgiving unto the Lord for all He has done for us? The answer follows within the Psalm.
