There may not be a more destructive thing on the face of the earth than the tongue. Words spewed from the tongue have ruined more lives, caused more hurt and wreaked more havoc than anything known to the human race. … Continue reading →

Psalm 37:1 Do not fret because of evildoers, Be not envious toward wrongdoers. BGT  Psalm 36:1 τοῦ Δαυιδ μὴ παραζήλου ἐν πονηρευομένοις μηδὲ ζήλου τοὺς ποιοῦντας τὴν ἀνομίαν NET  Psalm 37:1 By David. Do not fret when wicked men seem to succeed! Do … Continue reading →

Revelation 18:4 records this sobering command: “And I heard another voice from heaven, saying, ‘Come out of her, my people, lest you share in her sins, and lest you receive of her plagues.'” This is sobering because the course of this … Continue reading →

By E. W. Kenyon One cannot conceive of anything that will cripple faith and put the believer in bondage more quickly and surely than underestimating what He is, and what we are in Him. Along with that will come an … Continue reading →

GOAL: The objective of this study is to examine the Scripture and chart out the truth revealed about the benefits or promises of God’s Word and what our responsibilities are in order to realize those promises. In this exercise the … Continue reading →

The Greek word for “tribulation” in the New Testament is thlipsis which means to press, squeeze, compress, and crush. It is to be pressed into a narrow place. It was used to describe the squeezing of olives in a press … Continue reading →

Jesus Christ is called the Second Adam in Scripture which is a phenomenal truth that embodies everything from his triumph victory over  the devil’s kingdom to his finished work of redemption with his death and resurrection. To understand this truth … Continue reading →

Nearly 2 billion people in the world still haven’t heard the name of Jesus even once. Most of these still live in Asia, and they are still dying without hope by the tens of thousands every day. Jesus said to … Continue reading →

I would like to invite you to return to where we left off a few weeks ago in our studies in the gospel of Mark. We will examine two incidents — the stilling of the storm on the sea of … Continue reading →

A great article by my friend Dennis Hickman: The Bible tells us very little about Jesus’ upbringing—his growing-up years.  Church traditions have given us paintings, stained glass windows and statues of Jesus as a child with a halo around his head, … Continue reading →