Elijah was discouraged; but, God sustained him; illustrated his ways; revealed His plan; and sent Elijah on, renewed in purpose.

There are times in which God commands the government to execute capital punishment against the wicked.

While we must forgive, a Biblical picture of forgiveness includes repentance on the part of the one committing the sin, and a spirit of forgiveness even if that repentance isn't there.

The only thing that can't be taken away is your relationship with Christ.

Satan promises satisfaction, but he is a liar--we must resist him!

God blesses physically, spiritually, and in His patience.

While we are not born 'in sin,' we absolutely are born 'in flesh'--so we are inclined toward gratifying that flesh, and commiting sin.

Man has been very much the same creature since Adam, with the same problem (i.e., sin), and the same ultimate solution: Jesus Christ.