Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were very rich in cattle, sheep, camels, donkeys and servants. The children of Israel were slaves in Egypt, but when they departed for the Promised Land, they had plundered Egypt of its wealth.

The Bible teaches due diligence, multiple streams of income, inheritance, compound interest and the value of a prudent wife.

There are Biblical truths about money to help you manage what God has given to you.

The word of God is here to light up a dark world.

The sweet word of God is the response to the bitterness of this world.

How can a person remain pure in a polluted world? By internalizing the word of God.

God's word will either draw you near or drive you away. There is no middle ground.

The Book of Psalms is a hymnal of Israelite worship and the 119th number of Psalms contains 176 verses. Verses 33-40 contain a prayer of personal devotion that will bless you.

I believe that the saddest words in the Bible are "I never you, depart from Me." He will speak those words to a group who gave lip-service to the Savior, but not their lives. Examine yourself and make sure you are not in this group.

The seventh chapter of Matthew contains Jesus' teaching on judging others and what I believe are the two most powerful verses in the Bible.