Oxymorons are quirky and powerful statements that we use everyday. Our lives as Christians are also an oxymoron and today's lesson helps us to see how it can affect our lives in a profound way - if we let it. (2 Corinthians 12:7-10)

Donna L. Shaw

This is the final feast of the year and a time to celebrate the goodness of God. (Psalm 118)

What does the Day of Atonement mean to you? Consider it in a different way as we learn what a real substitute does. (Romans 5:8)

As you learn about this feast ordained by God, receive His intended blessings for you. (Leviticus 23:23-23 & Numbers 29:1)

Mark 12:41-44

Learn the true way to give from the example of a poor widow and examine where you stand. (Mark 12:41-44)

Take advantage of your crossroad. (Joshua 16:1-4, 10)

The tribe of Ephraim had a unique opportunity with their inheritance; but it's what they did with that opportunity that we can learn from today. (Joshua 16:1-4, 10)

We're in a race and we need to do what it takes to make it across the finish line. The prize isn't a gold medal or a promise fulfilled; it's seeing Jesus face to face. (Hebrews 12:1-2)