The blessings of a man is not just determined by what he does not do but also by what he does. He is planted which denotes another's involvement. He will be fruitful and if he isn't presently perhaps it isn't his season. This is a stand alone lesson on Psalms 1.

Considering the necessity of the having the Holy Ghost.

Pharaoh was concerned when the children of Israel paused for a moment from their burdens to consider deliverance. When they paused... when they were not preoccupied with their burdens, they focused on worshipping and sacrificing to God. Pharaoh's long success against the Israelites was due to keeping them preoccupied with their burdens. We must be engrossed with the right things. Otherwise, they will steal us away from more important things.

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We Offend All - Part 5: James said, "If any man offend not in word, the same is a perfect man..." Therefore, I am convinced that we offend more with our words than we do with our actions. This lesson provides some help for not becoming the offender.

An overview of the past 100 years is a segment of history littered with change. This climate may induce boredom with those things that stay the same. One important trait of Jesus Christ is that he stays the same. The very characteristic that may persuade some to disconnect is also the dependable anchor that we all value at uncertain times.

Failure is an inevitable part of life. Though it may be certain it does not have to be fatal.

We Offend All - Part 4: We acknowledge the sovereignty of God when we admit that God can change our circumstances. But we hold that same sovereignty aloof when we ridicule Him for allowing something perceived negative to take place. Among being offended at people and churches, we also have been offended at God. We have been offended because we thought He was absent, sever, merciful, or simply late. In the midst of this offended/offender atmosphere is a satanic device called unforgiveness. We are admonished to forbear and to forgive one another. However, the more forbearing we do the less forgiving we will need to do.

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The Jehovah of the Old Testament is the Jesus of the New Testament. Jesus was given a name above every name. And in him (Jesus) dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily.