God's unfailing love is the source of His endless faithfulness. Ps. 89, 1 Cor. 13.

The circumcision of God is one of the primary differences between what God does and mere religion. Josh. 5, Rom. 2, Phil. 3.

David found a stronghold for himself when Saul chased him, but the stronghold was not a physical place, but hidden away in the Word of God. 1 Sam. 21, Ps. 34, Ps. 56, 1 Sam. 30, Rom. 8.

The Bible says that death and life are in the power of the tongue. It's imperative that we filter the things that we say by the standard of the Word of God. Eph.5, Mt.12., Col.3, Jas.3.

God wants to bless His people, but He requires obedience. Moses pleads one last time with Israel before his death. Deut. 28, 30.

God proves us to try our faith, whether by His testing, or by allowing us to be tempted and fought against, but in either case, He works it out for our good. Gen. 22, Jas. 1, Heb. 11.

We have an adversary who wants to take advantage of our honest desire to please God and use it against us to bring condemnation. The Word of God helps us sort through those things. Rom. 8, Is. 50, Heb. 12, Heb.4.

God showed us His image in the person of Christ. He then imparts His nature to us that we also might bear His image and grow into the resemblance of His family. Col. 1, Rom. 8.

We often use the phrase, "fallen from grace" to mean living in sin or some other bad thing, but an examination of what Paul said to the Galatians tells us something different. Gal.5, Eph.2.