A wonderful phrase to embrace…may all we do be according to the scriptures as we search, seek and obey God’s will.

A question asked by the Lord after His resurrection and prior to His ascension challenged Peter and very well should challenge us.

The writings to Timothy encourage, warn and direct this young servant and wonderful lessons for us today. Great lessons are ahead from 1 Tim. 1:1-7.

Our study of obedience continues as we look at walking by faith and walking faithfully—Christ is our Author and He continues our story as we are obedient.

Just the sound of the word “mercy” is a blessing to one receiving it and one giving it (because they need mercy). Let’s consider this great word.

The book of Jude speaks of the common salvation—once for all and always for all—that’s awesome! This is the final lesson in a study about salvation from the book of Jude.

The book of Jude is brief, but as is all the word of God, it is powerful especially concerning salvation. This is part one of two from a study from the book of Jude.

Acts 17:30 affirms there were times of ignorance God overlooked but commands all men everywhere to repent—that’s enough…we best avoid ignorance.

A textual study of a wonderful book between two brothers in the Lord over a third brother that, well, he could be a challenge within the relationship. It is a beautiful account worthy for study and application.

Oh, to know the Savior, “…the author of eternal salvation to all who obey Him…” Let’s begin a study on obedience.