Dig Deeper Into The Story Of Ruth And Naomi For Insight
Have you ever felt that God turned His back on you? When difficult seasons arise, it’s easy to question whether God truly knows what you’re going through.
Read More »Have you ever felt that God turned His back on you? When difficult seasons arise, it’s easy to question whether God truly knows what you’re going through.
Read More »During a season of political unrest, a time when famine had reached across the land, a woman lost her husband and two sons. Stranded in a foreign land with two widowed daughters-in-law, the future looked heavy and dark.
Read More »The Bible is filled with stories about real people, making decisions and trying to live an obedient life of faith.
Read More »We all know what it means to want something, to see what someone else has and wish we could have something similar. Let’s examine the tenth commandment, you shall not covet.
Read More »For centuries, the biblical subject of submission has sparked lively debate in churches, and in homes. Let’s study Ephesians chapter 5, and shed light on this controversial passage.
Read More »We all have burdens that weigh us down. Perhaps you’ve made some poor choices in the past, or you’re struggling to overcome shame and regret. A refreshing message on forgiveness.
Read More »Proverbs 22:6 says, “Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.” This verse isn’t so much a promise, as it is a guide for daily living.
Read More »If you were reading a fairy tale to your kids, you’d probably interpret it differently than you would a legal document. A discussion about the various types of literature in the Bible.
Read More »It’s easy to read the Bible and pull out individual verses that we think speak to our situation. Discover the importance of reading verses in the context of the entire passage.
Read More »So often we bring our own preconceived interpretations to the Bible. We expect it to say one thing, and gloss over the verses that don’t fit our opinion.
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