Messages by Dolph Painter

Ten of the twelve spies dropped their eyes, much like Peter dropped his eyes after having stepped out of the boat. Both took their eyes off God to look at their circumstances, but not Caleb. Caleb's eyes remained fastened on God.

An overview of Psalm 34, comparing the perspective our current culture is prone to view it versus the manner David intended it.

Reckon is a nautical term which references the adjustment to heading midway through a journey as is needed because of currents, storms, or detours. One cannot reckon without a destination ... How does one correct a heading when he/she doesn't know where they are going? Part 5 in the Judgement Series

Ever consider how many judgements one has to make in a normal day. More than you can count. May all ours, glorify God. (Part 3 in the Judgement Series)

Best if a brother judges us before God does. Better if we judge ourselves before God judges us. Because, eventually, God will judge. He is longsuffering, but not forever suffering. When done correctly, the judgement by another is an act of love, ... when judgement's focus is conversion. (Message #2 in the Judgement Series)

Scripture warns against hypocritical judgement, wrong-criteria judgement, impatient judgement, and no judgement. This message will address the subject of pre-mature judgement. (Message #1 in the Judgement series)

Isaac faced a difficult decision, with contradicting evidence. Instead of taking time to harmonize the evidence, his judgement was based 50-50 data. What could he have done to improve the odds? (Part 4 in the Judgement Series)

What is the difference between little faith and great faith? 1) Believe in God vs. Believe God 2) Overcoming minutia

Pride: defined, manifestations, causes, consequences, and cures ... with several illustrations.

Paul issued several charges to Timothy and Titus in the pastoral epistles. We shall look at both a minister's master and the master's charges to the minister. (part 4 in the series)