“…thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Is your life victorious in Christ alone? Let’s talk about victory, shall we?

The world’s biggest liar is not walking physically but is among us known as the “god of this world” (2 Cor. 4:4). Let’s be aware and avoid this liar through the truth that is in Christ.

1 Cor. 3 continues our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” approach as we look at unacceptable behavior among Christians. While such is not pretty, may we learn and be reminded of the more beautiful way.

The longest Psalm/Chapter in the Bible is Psalm 119—How rich it is in exalting God’s Word by noting three specific characteristics that ring out through all His Word.

The first step toward changing anything is the important step. That step is important—it shifts the direction and decision of a matter. Matthew 6:33 tells us of the most important first step.

How blessed we are to read that “…Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord” (Gen. 6:8). Such a life spared destruction of all within the world. Much in Noah’s life presents a good example for us to follow.

May we all have an aim, a reason to arise each day—a mission in our lives. Might we suggest Christ’s Mission help our mission, our aim, and our reason to rise each day.

The 117th Psalm is the shortest of all the Psalms, yet its meaning is long, deep, and rich. There is much meat to partake of within the Psalm to God’s glory and for us who apply it.

Our textual “Book, Chapter and Verse” as we go “verse by verse” concluding 1 Cor. 2 and with choices of what one will do with the message and the teaching of Christ.

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.