I think sometimes we haven’t taken our enemy seriously enough. All of the scriptures that talk about

the adversary encourage us to treat him as a real threat –not as a toy and not as a joke.

It seems that we have a tendency to look for truth in all the wrong places. Saul was no exception to this when he looks to Samuel to fix his disobedience.

Have you ever wondered why this story is in the Bible? It's a story of transformation and power.

What if you and I spent more time and energy thinking about being men and women of integrity?

What is the function of elders in our churches? What are their responsibilities? What are our responsibilities to them?

WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY? Seems that we are always asking this question. Why do we do the things we do? Why do we live like we do? What is our purpose?

Life’s hard-then you die. Sometimes life can be very hard. Do you know the comforting truth that lies between life and death.

He’s invited you to his table. Have you ever learned what an amazing invitation this offer is?

Who is Jesus? What has he done for you? How much time to you spend reflecting on His truth?