Today, we examine hope and perseverance and how one relates to the other. We focus on the growth that God calls us to and maturity that He expects from His children. So, what steps can we take to carry that through?

Today, we look at Ezekiel chapter 34 where God takes the Shepherds of HIS flock to task. However, what we really discover is just how much God loves HIs flock and how He corrects the inadequacies of the Shepherds by helping them as well. If they are willing to humble themselves and work under his guidance. 

What causes a human being to go from having no interest or desire in God, to begin seeking Him? That is the question that we examine today. Paul identifies how each person that comes to God is a letter written from Christ to others to read. From that truth we expose the exciting concept that we all know but so often forget.

Today, we examine three directives given to us by Proverbs chapter 3, verses 5 & 6. By developing a confident trust in God and making a lifelong commitment to Him we can begin a wonderful journey in knowing the Will of God for our life. 

We examine the 91st Psalm and are encouraged as the Psalmist testifies of the Lord's promise of protection, found in Him. There are many promises that one becomes aware as they read this great Psalm, promises that can bring peace and comfort in God's awesome love and power.

Is the Old Testament a book of God's wrath only? Is the New Testament a book of God's love and grace only? We look to see the ultimate example of God's Wrath and God's wondrous Grace...and surprisingly it is found in a familiar place.

Today, we examine Hosea the 11th chapter. We discover the major differences in the love of man compared to God's love. How is it that God's love is so forgiving and lasting? It is in the great attributes of God that separates His love from ours.

Today, we examine a passage from Matthew's gospel. Though many false teachers exist today that would dispute the Bible, Jesus Christ, and the reality of Heaven and Hell, the basic premise remains that Jesus Christ is the living Son of God. We on the other hand are created beings who by a sovereign choice of God can enjoy the goodness that God purchased for us. 

Today, we look at one of the Ten Commandments. When looking at any of these commandments it is important that we look at them as we look at using a seatbelt, not infringing our freedom but rather to keep us safe and out of danger. The command we will examine today refers to the use of God's name.

Today we examine the back story of how one of the greatest Messianic prophecies came about. How a not so dedicated King had been given a great opportunity to help boost his faith and trust in God.