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Is There A Place For Hatred In The Christian Life? (Psalm 119:28) by Wayne Davies
What place does hatred have in the Christian life? Read on to find out.
Is Fear of God Still Necessary? (Psalm 119:120) by Wayne Davies
What does it mean to "fear God"? And is it still necessary?
The Unbelief of Assumption by Steve Countryman
Assumption leads to unbelief. When you rationalize what you feel is truth verses what God says is truth then you are walking by assumption instead of walking by faith. That is what Martha did here. Because Jesus didn't come when the messenger found Him, she assumed Jesus didn't or wouldn't heal her brother. Though she knew who Jesus is and that Jesus healed people everywhere He went, she flat ignored her own two statements of faith and fell into unbelief of assumption.
What Happens To You When You Read The Bible? (Psalm 119:111) by Wayne Davies
How would you describe what happens to you when you read the Bible? Read on to find out what happened to the writer of Psalm 119 when he read the Word.
How To Meditate On The Bible All Day Long (Psalm 119:97) by Wayne Davies
Who has time to meditate on the Bible all day long? Read on to find out how to make this a reality.
1 Peter 4:1-6; 5:10 and Victory Over Sin, Part 2 by Karl Kemp
We discuss 1 Peter 4:6 here in Part 2. This verse has been interpreted quite a few different ways, but the verse is rather easy to understand once we see that the apostle Peter was speaking of spiritual death, not physical death. We also discuss 1 Peter 5:10. The translation of the NASB communicates the wrong idea that God will strengthen, etc. us "after [we] have suffered for a little while." God wants to strengthen us now!
1 Peter 4:1-6; 5:10 and Victory Over Sin, Part 1 (of 2 Parts) by Karl Kemp
1 Peter 4:1-6 (along with 1 Peter 1:13-25 and 2:24, 25; and many other passages in the New Testament) demonstrate that Christians are called, enabled, required, and privileged to be dead to sin and to walk in the righteousness and holiness of God through the atoning death (and resurrection) of the Lord Jesus Christ. This includes the requirement (and privilege) to walk by the Spirit on a continuous basis, who enables us to live in accordance with the will of God.
How to Find Hope In Any Situation (Psalm 119:89) by Wayne Davies
What do you do when faced with a challenging situation?
Experience God's Love by Ethan Hughart
The Bible refers to David as a man after God's own heart. What made his relationship with the Lord special?
Is Matt. 24 Only For The Jews? by Mick Alexander
When will Jesus return? Jesus said, "Watch out that no one deceives you." (Matt. 24:4)
God's Wrath In The Day Of The Lord by Mick Alexander
"The day of the Lord is coming a cruel day, with wrath and fierce anger." (Isa. 13:9)
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 11 by Karl Kemp
Much of the discussion here in Part 11 is devoted to God's creation of man ("Let Us [us] make man in Our [our] image" [Gen. 1:26]) and God's plans for man (believers), including His ultimate plans. We also discuss the original vegetarian diet for man and animals and the seventh day (Gen. 2:1-3).
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 10 by Karl Kemp
We continue the discussion of the firmament that God created on the second day, above which He placed the large amounts of excess water that was on the earth (Gen. 1:2) when His recreation began. And we discuss God's creation of the sun, moon, and stars on the fourth day (Gen. 1:14-19).
Do not neglect by Cyril Almond
A stern command to not neglect what God has given us. So easy to do in a busy world
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 9 by Karl Kemp
The first two-thirds of Part 9 are excerpts from Extended Note F, "The Use of 'Day' and the 'Seven Days' in the Creation Account of Genesis 1:1-2:3." Then we come to Gen. 1:7, 8, where God created the firmament and put the excess water on the earth above the firmament. That same water was undoubtedly poured out on the earth at the time of the flood of Noah's day.
You Gave Your Word! by Steve Countryman
John 1:1-5 "1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was with God in the beginning. 3 Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. 4 In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. 5 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it."
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World; Part 8 by Karl Kemp
The first two pages are under the heading, "Brief Discussion Regarding the More Traditional Interpretation of these Verses [Gen. 1:1-2:3]." Another heading here in Part 9 is "Some Key Reasons [Six Reasons] for Not Seeing Literal Twenty-Four Hour Days in this Passage."
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 7 by Karl Kemp
We finish the study of the Hebrew verb "badal," which means to separate, to distinguish between, etc., which is quite important for the interpretation of Genesis 1:1-2:3. This verb is used five times in this passage. Then we come to a section titled, "A Discussion Regarding Symbolic/Spiritual Language in the Bible." And finally we begin to discuss God's removing the large amounts of excess water on the earth and putting it above the firmament He makes on the second day.
How to Remain Faithful to God in the Midst of Persecution (Psalm 119:81-88) by Wayne Davies
How to remain faithful to God in the midst of persecution, according to Psalm 119:81-88
How Do You Describe God? (The Attributes of God in Psalm 119:73-80) by Wayne Davies
How do you describe God? Take a look at Psalm 119:73-80 to find out.
Have Bible Will Travel - How to Focus On God When You're On The Road (Psalm 119:54) by Wayne Davies
Here's one way to stay focused on the God even when you travel.
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 6 by Karl Kemp
We continue with the study on the symbolic/spiritual use of the words light, darkness, day, and night, which is very important to the interpretation of the creation account of Genesis 1:1-2:3. And we begin a study on the Hebrew verb "badal," "to separate," "to distinguish between," which is used five times in this passage. A proper understanding of this verb is quite important to the interpretation of this creation account.
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 5 by Karl Kemp
Genesis 1:1 serves as a title for the creation account of Gen. 1:1-2:3. Genesis 1:1 does not speak of God creating all things out of nothing in the absolute beginning; the earth was created and Lucifer fell and was judged before Gen. 1:1. We also begin a study of the frequent and quite important symbolic use of the words "light" and "darkness" in the Bible here in Part 5.
Got Freedom? Why Every Day Is Independence Day For The Christian (Psalm 119:45) by Wayne Davies
Discover why every day is Independence Day for the Christian.
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 4 by Karl Kemp
I'll include several excerpts that will briefly explain the Cambrian explosion, which is quite important and some excerpts from "Earth's Earliest Ages" by G. H. Pember that was originally published in 1876 that deal with the probable origin of demons. Then we will start a rather thorough verse-by-verse study of Genesis 1:1-2:3.
Got Joy? How Obeying the Bible Is Like Winning the Lottery (Psalm 119:14) by Wayne Davies
How is obeying the Bible like winning the lottery? Read on to find out.
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 3 by Karl Kemp
Part 3 continues with some excerpts that help demonstrate that God (the God of the Bible) created our world and the life that exists in it. We did not get here by evolution! We were created by God, who is the only One able to save and the ultimate Judge.
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 2 by Karl Kemp
Some purposes for the creation account of Genesis 1:1-2:3. When was Adam created? How about the universe and earth? Some excerpts dealing with "Intelligent Design, Not Evolution."
Genesis 1:1-2:3; God Creates Our World, Part 1 by Karl Kemp
This account of God's creation of our world in Genesis 1:1-2:3 is quite important. For one thing, we must know that God (the God of the Bible) is the Creator of all that exists, including the universe, the earth, and man. We must know that we were created by God in His image, that we are fallen beings (see Genesis chapter 3 for a start), and that we are called to repent and submit to God's very generous plan of salvation.
Did Jesus Have A Mission Statement? by Wayne Davies
Did Jesus communicate the purpose of his coming to earth 2,000 years ago? Read on to find out.

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