We are encouraged to rejoice in hope, and we can certainly rejoice in The God of Hope. Then we are told to be patient in tribulation, and certainly trials and tribulations are part of life. Then, Paul exhorts us to persevere in prayer and never give up.

Sometimes, according to the mercy and grace of God, souls are plucked as brands from the burning at the eleventh hour. In other words, they are saved just at death's door. One such conversion is recorded in Scripture.

Family reunions can be very happy and emotional events and can be a time of blessing. Such was the case when the family of Moses were reunited and great blessing followed.

In the Lord's work, there is always room for helping hands. God's servants always appreciate the prayers of Christians, it is like giving ministers and missionaries a helping hand.

The first people to be told about the birth of the Christ child, were the shepherds who were watching their flocks by night. Those same shepherds went in search of Christ who is the Chief Shepherd, and they did find Him.

We rejoice and give thanks to God, that He sent His Son into the world as God manifest in flesh, the Word made flesh.

The rock that God showed to Moses in the wilderness, telling him to smite it with the rod, we see there a wonderful type of Christ and His sufferings on Calvary.

When we examine the rock that God showed to Moses in the wilderness, He showed him a wonderful picture or type of Christ.

Many people, when they cannot cope with their problems or they cannot face the future, will contemplate suicide. The Apostle Paul met with such a man, but saw him saved from suicide, by pointing him to Christ.

It is written that the manna that God sent from heaven tasted like wafers made with honey. The manna is a type of the Lord Jesus Christ, and all who know Him have discovered just how sweet He is.