When the anxious man saw Jesus, he rushed to Him and fell at His feet. Desperate, the grieving father could only choke out the words: “Come. . .and. . . because. . .” Sometimes your heart is so full of grief, so frightened by your fears, that words begin to fail you....
When you are suffering, is it wrong to ask for a little relief? Consider these words, written by the Apostle Paul: And lest I should be exalted above measure through the abundance of the revelations, there was given to me a thorn in the flesh, the messenger of Satan...
Here is part of the Mystery of Christmas. When the Apostle Paul marveled over the mystery of godliness in 1 Timothy 3:15-16, one of the things that he included was that Jesus — the Almighty God who was revealed in the flesh, and confirmed by the Spirit of God to...
In Isaiah, chapter 12, we find a short expression of the coming joy of Israel. This passage is especially remarkable when you consider the serious problems discussed in Isaiah chapters 1-11. But there in the darkness of sinful problems, we find the Light of Messianic...
Is Jesus divine? Is He God Incarnate? What did Jesus say to answer this question? In this message, we study the tactics of those who hated Jesus. They did everything they could to find Him guilty. In their wicked thinking, He was guilty of one thing, and for that they...
We encourage you to read Psalm 124, and use this great Psalm to prayer. It is a great comfort in these days. Then, try singing this adaptation to the tune of the well known Thanksgiving hymn, “Now Thank We All Our God.” Without God on our Side Psalm 124 to...
