(Psalm 105:4) Seek the Lord continually.
When Christians hear the phrase “seek the Lord,” different images come to our minds.
Does it mean we should be
(Genesis 2:4) The LORD God.
How do we know anything about God?
Do we discover Him by meditating under a tree?
No!
Do we figure
(Exodus 15:3) The Lord is a warrior.
After God delivered Israel out of Egyptian slavery, Moses and his sister Miriam sang a song of victory and triumph,
(Exodus 4:13) Send someone else!
Moses feared for his life because Pharaoh, the king of Egypt, wanted to kill him.
He fled from Egypt and
(Hebrews 3:15) “Today, if you hear the voice of God.”
Nothing makes secular materialists go ballistic more than the idea that God speaks or communicates with Christians.
How can a
(Galatians 6:2) Carry the burdens of one another.
Because we live in a fallen world, we all carry burdens—heavy loads of weight—in life.
No one is
(2 Corinthians 13:8) We live for the truth alone.
This proclamation of Paul is extremely bizarre to the ears of our postmodern, pagan culture.
We live in a day
(2 Corinthians 5:17) Whoever is “in Christ,” he/she is a new creation!
2 Corinthians 5:17 is centered on one amazing and unchanging truth: the Word—the divine Logos—became human and
(1 Corinthians 3:13) The second coming of Jesus will reveal our ministry with blazing fire, and this fire will test the quality of each person’s work.
Although the Bible is clear concerning the certainty of the second coming of Jesus Christ, our understanding of it is
(Colossians 1:9) The Holy Spirit gives us wisdom and understanding in all of life.
The source of biblical wisdom and understanding is the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit.
Unfortunately, we often divide our