FaithWalkers

God's Word is set! It doesn't change and that's good news. It means the instructions God gave you yesterday are still good for today. God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? We continue with Jer 36:1-7.

God's Word is set! God will not add more to his already written word but depending on how you and I live, he is MORE than willing to add to our personal life stories. When God adds an "addendum" to your story...what do you want it to say? Let's dive into Jer 36:1-7.

Decisions, decisions and more decisions! Life is full of them. Decisions will often range in importance. Yet some of the most important decisions you make are the ones concerning who we are. Today we talk about that. We use Job 27:1-6 and Micah 6:8 for our reference. Let's get going!

Faith is EXTREMELY important but how much do we actually know about it? Today we look at Hebrews 11:1. We will talk about a number of issues in this lesson as we build a more complete understanding of faith and its role in our lives. Let us begin!

Our Lord is a God of restoration! All of us are in need of it, and God wants to do it!! Today we talk a bit about the topics of restoration and temptation. 1 Cor 10:5-13, James 1:12-16; 5:19-20, Gal 6:1-2, 1 John 5:16-17. Let's jump in.

God has always been concerned about our course heading. The direction you and I go in matters to God. It always has, yet it remains an area we constantly struggle in. We look at Pro 10: 23-24, Pro 14:12, Ro 1:24-25, Ps 119:9, Acts 2:36-40. Let's jump right in!

Psalms 122 gives us a wonderful opening declaration: "I was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the LORD"! As wonderful as it is, few of us have stopped long enough to examine it. Today we finish this two-part series strong. Join us as we wrap up that opening declaartion in Psalms 122!

Psalm 122 gives us a wonderful opening declaration: "I was glad when they said unto me let us go into the house of the LORD"! As wonderful as it is, few of us have stopped long enough to examine it. Today we begin to do just that. Join us as we examine that opening declaration to Psalms 122.

Today we finish our journey into understanding Spiritual Correction. It's a subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. No one wants to "be punished" for doing wrong. It's not a surprise that we would rather avoid even the very topic; however, this should not be the case! Not only have we talked about it in these past four lessons but today, by God's grace, we wrap the series up! Open your Bibles to Pro 3:11–13, Heb 12:5–13, 2 Tim 3:16, Jer 10:23-24, Hag 1:5-10. Let's go!

Today we talk about a biblical subject that is more than often ignored by the Church. This should not be the case! Therefore, today we dive into the uncomfortable subject of Spiritual Correction. What is it? Why does God make use of it? What does it all mean? Open your Bibles to Pro 3:11–13, 15:9-10; 30:11-14, 1 Sam 15:23 and Heb 12:5–13. Buckle Up!