A question asked after one of the greatest expressions of faith by a young shepherd boy and worthy to ask in a spiritual way whose son are we?

The first few words of Psalm 105 sets forth an inspired lesson of Old Testament history reminding us of God’s care and His blessings of which we should be thankful.

Sometimes our faith is brought into question. We wonder, are confused, are challenged. But the very word of God that brings forth faith grants our answers and our renewed direction.

When we consider all the things in this world, we have to affirm the wonderful works of God and when we think of His might, oh how His works are wonderful!

How beautiful is God’s eternal purpose through Christ presented by the prophets and the preparation by John the Baptist, the forerunner of Christ. What a study!

The Psalmist said, “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.” Let us always lift up our eyes and look upward to God. When low, down or out—look up!

Do we ever pause and truly realize how thankful we should be to God? To praise and exalt Him for all He has done and continues to do? Always to our God—forever.

The book of Proverbs speaks of some little creatures of whom we can learn some large lessons for our lives.

It is of interest to see the final words of those just moments before their deaths. But probably the most quoted and remembered final words we see from a criminal on a cross.

A study of 2 Corinthians 3 looking at the old covenant and the new covenant is a study needed today. What is applicable, what is binding and how do we “rightly divide the word?”