Jesus is the Master Teacher, but have we been diligent students? The most important teaching lesson we can absorb from Him is not His methods, but His motivation

Money is a subject full of trouble. It is a major cause of trouble in marriages, in businesses and in churches. Paul's instructions about a missions offering in 1 Corinthians 16:1-4 gives us a lesson on how to think about this potentially troublesome subject in our churches.

We need to put our money where our mouth as we celebrate Independence Day this year! We need to be true patriots!

For our churches to be healthy and to serve God well, we need to be good sheep! Corbitt's Comments on John 10:1-16.

What our families, churches, communities, and nation need today is a spirit of reconciliation.  Let's consider what the Bible tells us about this today on Corbitt's Comments.

Jesse was a father to a king but that wasn't his greatest legacy. Find out that was from 1 Samuel 16 and 17!

In light of the events of 2020 some may question the prospects of the church, but we have been through worse, and our God is still on His throne. The prospects for Gods people are good as we see in Isaiah 25:1-8!

Paul was the first foreign missionary and he is also our model to follow as we restart our church ministries after a year of COVID-19!

Persistence in prayer will go a long way in making up for our deficiencies in prayer!