This is a stand alone teaching on how to study a passage of Scripture. The text is from the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus talks about the two foundations of Rock and Sand.

Saul was a disaster, and a man after the people's heart. David was God's chosen king, and not based on his appearance.

We will discuss 5 signs of a faulty faith as we look at the actions of King Saul.

In light of the Supreme Court's decision last week, I thought it appropriate to describe God's wrath against a nation that has replaced Him, found in Romans 1.

How does one define "father"? Where do we look to see the best example? The Bible gives us many men who were fathers, but only One is the perfect example for us.

Israel is dissatisfied with God's rule over them and they want a king for themselves like the other nations. But this will come with a price.

Israel started out well in the Promised Land but they compromised when they allowed the Canaanites to remain in part, and the next generation did not know the LORD.

Joshua has the daunting task of being Israel's new leader, and his encouragement comes from the Word of God.

Israel abandons their inheritance because of their unbelief, but God remains faithful to His covenant.

God spends 15 chapters describing the Tabernacle, and putting on New Testament lenses, we see that it all points to Christ.