1 Samuel Chapter 29 - So David up to this point has it pretty good. Saul has left him alone, king Achish trusts him and David does pretty much what he wants to do, raiding various cities, utterly destroying them so no on

Paul shows us why they stumbled. While their zeal for God was commendable, they were wrapped up in self-righteousness trying to live up to the law, and trying to please God by their works instead of faith. Paul himself c

Paul is now pouring out his heart concerning his Jewish brethren. Though Paul was called as an apostle to the Gentiles, he never forgot his roots. He ministered to both Jews and Gentiles everywhere he went, but predomina

Saul now has pretty much reached the lowest of lows, and instead of humbling himself, and accepting that his reign is over, he does something that God specifically forbids. God’s people were never to seek out a me

And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28

Now I want to dissect this verse and look at the words Paul uses here. The fi

We left off last time with David once again sparing Saul and once again Saul honored David and went home, but David knows Saul’s behavior by now. Saul has proven over and over to be non-trustworthy. He says this t

There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit.

This verse is probably one of the most powerful promises we have in Godâ€

While this passage can be taught regarding how God looks at marriage and it does apply, Paul’s reference here is to show us the parallel of how we when we are in our sin, are in essence bound to it until we die. O

We are no longer under the law of sin and death but of Grace. Which means that sin no longer has dominion over us because Jesus came and died on the cross for us setting us free from the sin of law and death just as long

2 John has been likened to a post card. But upon closer examination . . . that short little letter paints a beautiful picture of a 1st Century Church and those believers to whom John is writing.

And given the fact that