In Joshua 6-1-27, we see that the defeat of Jericho was a gift from the Lord to the Israelites that could be attributed only to Him, teaching us that God gives His people victory over their enemies.

In Joshua 6-1-27, we see that the defeat of Jericho was a gift from the Lord to the Israelites that could be attributed only to Him, teaching us that God gives His people victory over their enemies.

In John 1-14, John bears testimony to the glory of the God-man Jesus Christ, who came down from heaven to dwell with men.

In Ephesians 3-8-13, Paul expresses the purpose of God in a way that illustrates his calling - to preach in such a way that he brought to light, for those with faith to see, the divine plan of the ages.

The miracle in Luke 8-26-39 is another powerful demonstration of the deity of Jesus Christ and the total transformation that comes to anyone who receives His grace, drawing us to trust in Him for salvation and to tell people how much He has done for us.

In Ephesians 3-7-9, we see that what we make of the situations in which we find ourselves, depends largely on our perspective, and, in particular, on how Christ-centered our thinking is.

The miracle in Luke 8-26-39 is another powerful demonstration of the deity of Jesus Christ and the total transformation that comes to anyone who receives His grace, drawing us to trust in Him for salvation and to tell people how much He has done for us.

In Ephesians 3-1-6, Paul begins to transition to urging believers to respond to the grace of God in an appropriate manner by outlining his authority and qualifications to issue such exhortation.

In Luke 8-22-25, Jesus reveals Himself again as the divine Lord by the calming of the storm, which evoked and answered the fundamental question concerning His identity.

In Luke 8-22-25, Jesus reveals Himself again as the divine Lord by the calming of the storm, which evoked and answered the fundamental question concerning His identity.