As the Israelites were about to enter the promised land, Moses spoke to them. They must always remember it was the Lord who brought them out of Egypt and into the promised land. Each believer in Christ must follow this command. We give thanks to God throughout life. He calls us to rejoice and give thanks in all circumstances for this is the -will of God-.

Many came to Christ during His three years of public ministry. But not everyone was made whole and given new life. Ten lepers came to Christ, and He healed them. Yet only one returned to give glory to God. Only this stranger exercised faith in Christ and was made whole.

Many came to Christ during His three years of public ministry. But not everyone was made whole and given new life. Ten lepers came to Christ, and He healed them. Yet only one returned to give glory to God. Only this stranger exercised faith in Christ and was made whole.

As the Israelites were about to enter the promised land, Moses spoke to them. They must always remember it was the Lord who brought them out of Egypt and into the promised land. Each believer in Christ must follow this command. We give thanks to God throughout life. He calls us to rejoice and give thanks in all circumstances for this is the "will of God".

Having understood more of God's glory, every believer will surely desire to respond appropriately with greater love, faith and obedience to Christ. We will want to live to reflect God's glory and to display His glory in our lives and conduct to those around us.

Having understood more of God's glory, every believer will surely desire to respond appropriately with greater love, faith and obedience to Christ. We will want to live to reflect God's glory and to display His glory in our lives and conduct to those around us.

What a striking contrast- a warm embrace or kiss compared to anger. Humanity displays such extremes, often being either lovers of God or adversaries of God. The Psalmist calls on all of us to bow before Christ and place our trust solely in Him, while also warning those who reject Him serious consequences will follow.

What a striking contrast: a warm embrace or kiss compared to anger. Humanity displays such extremes, often being either lovers of God or adversaries of God. The Psalmist calls on all of us to bow before Christ and place our trust solely in Him, while also warning those who reject Him serious consequences will follow.

This world can truly be seen as a vale of tears, as every life will inevitably experience moments of sadness and sorrow. However, Christ turns human thinking on its head. He teaches that those who mourn are blessed and will receive comfort. What type of mourning is He referring to? What blessings and comfort can we expect to receive as a result?

The God of Daniel is the same God who delivers His people today. Proud Kings through history have been humbled like Darius. He came to see that Daniel's God is able to deliver, is the eternal God and has the power to prosper His people for His glory.