We turn back the clock for a wonderful lesson from the late Fred E. Dennis as we look at Acts 2 and that great day of Pentecost. It is a worthy look and study of this great text.

Preeminent as in first—the Best for all. A brief look within what is called (next to the gospel accounts) “the most Christ-centered book in the New Testament—Colossians” allows us to see Christ’s preeminence—His glory and power.

There is something about the word “treasure,” but, it is a simple word that means, “a place for safe keeping.” There is no better place for safe keeping than heaven.

We all are concerned with “this” generation and rightfully so. God is always concerned of every generation. Let us return to the Psalms for some worthy commands and Biblical teaching for every generation.

Hundreds of churches are found online with a simple search, but are they all correct? One can find the right church, however, when scripture is carefully sought. Let’s allow the Bible, our authority to answer.

Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse as we go “verse by verse” continuing in 1 Cor. 2 and see the power of the messages that God revealed to man.

“Come and hear, all you who fear God, and I will declare what He has done for my soul,” a wonderful thought from the Psalmist

How wonderful is the Almighty and worthy of our praise…and the Psalmist gives us just a few reasons to praise His greatness and to be thankful.

I know of no one who loves being lied to on a matter. Jesus was once again right when He taught “let our yes be yes and our no be no.” Let’s be reminded of the soul affected seriousness of lying.

We look at the 90th Psalm, the only Psalm attributed to Moses as we “number our days” and make the best of the day ahead.