In today's study from Acts 2:42-3:17, we continue to see the characteristics of the Kingdom Church and mystery that was still to be revealed about the Body of Christ today.
In today's study from Matthew 16:1-12, we take a look at why the Jews still demanded a sign after all that he had already done and the tag-teaming that was going on between the Pharisees and the Sadducees.
In today's study from Matthew 15:21-39, we review the healing of the Canaanite women, the issue of faith, and the lesson learned from the feeding of the four thousand.
Some more challenging thoughts on what was happening on the Day of Pentecost. Again, who was Peter addressing in these verses? Was it the church that you and I are in today? What was he wanting Israel to do and why? What if they had repented? What would have happened next?
In today's study from Matthew 15:15-28, our Lord shows us that we all have a heart problem and goes out of his way to heal a Gentile woman to demonstrate his love and reprove Israel.
On the Resurrection Morning, we take a look at the importance of the resurrection and the false theories that surround it.
Today, we wrap up our look at Palm Sunday as it was prophesied in the Old Testament book of Daniel.
This week we are going to be taking a closer look at Palm Sunday and see that it was actually prophesied in the Old Testament book of Daniel.
This week we are going to be taking a closer look at Palm Sunday and see that it was actually prophesied in the Old Testament book of Daniel.
In this study, we take a look at five fundamentals for interpreting the Bible correctly so that it makes sense and does not contradict.
Just a few more thoughts on what was happening on the Day of Pentecost. Why did Peter say, "this is that" in regards to Joel 2:28-29? Who was Peter addressing?
Just a few thoughts on what was happening on the Day of Pentecost. What is Pentecost? Was it the birth of the church? Where were the apostles when it happened? What are tongues? Why were so many people there?
Today, we take a quick look at the temple and the two witnesses mentioned in Revelation 11:1-3.
We are continuing our theme today in regards to suffering, and more specifically, why God allows bad things to happen.
We are continuing our theme today in regards to suffering, and more specifically, why God allows bad things to happen.
We are continuing our theme today in regards to suffering, and more specifically, why God allows bad things to happen.
In today's study, we ask the question, "Does God allow suffering in the lives of His people? If so, why?"
Why does God allow anxiety and what should we do with it?
What about tattoos?
The More Sure Word
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