The  genealogy of Jesus Christ is not just another list of names we can't pronounce. It's a list of people, some good, some bad, who needed to be saved. Their stories should serve to remind us that we, like them, must be saved by faith in the one who would come through their sin-stained lineage.

The period of Israel's history known as the time of the Judges is about to come to an end. God has a covenant plan to execute and Samuel sadly plays a central role in it. The people reject God's theocracy and demand a king like all the other nations.

Contending earnestly for the faith is a critically important objective for the church in these last days. Jude has given us ample warnings in this very short but powerful epistle, revealing the  dangers within the church that we must be aware of and what we should do as the Day approaches.

A song of many years ago asks, "Does anybody really know what time it is?" God's word says we are to know the signs of the time, and His answer to that question is "YES, I DO".

Richard Thrasher gives an insightful overview of the entire Old Testament book of Job.

Eli's sons are corrupt, worthless men (Literally, "sons of Belial"). Samuel will become God's faithful prophet in spite of the influence of others around him.

Paul shares some personal thoughts to conclude this mostly doctrinal letter to the Christians at Rome.

The remarkable way that God orchestrates the details of our lives is seen clearly in the opening chapters of 1 Samuel.

Find out what the Apostle Paul says our God is the God of in this short portion of the Book of Romans.

Jeremiah ends his judgments on Babylon, and the book of Jeremiah ends with the fall of Jerusalem and a glimmer of hope for the people of God.