December 31st 2021-Luke 4:18-19

December 26th 2021

December 19th 2021-John 3:16-18: "For God so Loved the World", does not imply that God condoned men's behavior, but rather that he felt kindness toward them or was concerned for their happiness. God despises wrongdoing, but he nonetheless wishes for the happiness of sinners. "He despises sin but adores sinners." A father can love and care for his child while still being opposed to his child's behavior. The love of contentment is when we approve of another's behavior; the love of kindness is when we simply want them to be happy.

The world means the entire unredeemed human race. It does not refer to any specific region of the world, but to mankind as a whole - the race that had rebelled and deserved to die. John 6:33 and John 17:21 are two examples. These situations demonstrated his love for the world, or for all humans, in giving his Son"

December 16th 2021-Jonah Chapters 1-3: "Jonah demonstrates the character of the human heart. The human heart, which, in the case of believers, often reluctantly conforms to God's purpose, seeks its own glory, puts itself first, and can be as hard as stone when it comes to other people. Even God's truth pleases the human heart just as long as it may be used to emphasize one's own importance! All of this was something Jonah had to learn. As a result, this small book provides many useful lessons for born-again believers."

December 12th 2021-Exodus 20:16

December 9th 2021-Matthew 12:44-45

December 5th 2021-Matthew 6:9-13

November 28th 2021-Romans 8:28:

November 21st 2021-John 4:7-11: As he reached one of Samaria's villages, Jesus struck up a discussion with a Samaritan woman he met at a well. The woman had the same issue as Nicodemus in that she took Jesus' words literally rather than symbolically. She didn't realize that when Jesus said "living water," he wasn't talking about ordinary water; he was talking about eternal life. Her innermost needs would be met for the rest of her life if she accepted what he offered.