We were challenged by the life and legacy of Enoch, drawing important lessons from his example for our own walk with the Lord.

The story of Ebed-Melech, the Ethiopian eunuch in Jeremiah 38–39, provides a touching example of the godly love described in the “Love Chapter,” 1 Corinthians 13.

During our Lord’s Day meeting, reflections on the glory of the Lord Jesus brought our minds back to the claim by the Queen of Sheba when confronted with the splendor and majesty of Solomon’s court: “Truly, the half has not been told.”

Moving from the final chapter of the Bible (Revelation 22) to Isaiah 55, we are challenged to come to Christ as the fountain of living water in order to find true satisfaction.

Romans 8 is an encouragement for us as we are reminded that nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus.

The story of King Hezekiah’s reform policies is encouraging to us as we think about ways to pursue the Lord more closely and revive our hearts for worship.

Many of us were troubled by a video showing some officers that refused to stoop down and help up a man they had shoved to the ground. On the other hand, the Lord Jesus is an example of one who didn’t refuse to stoop. By looking at the story of the good Samaritan, we can see some of the barriers that often keep us from helping those who clearly need help.

In the Garden of Gethsemane, the Lord’s disciples faced one of their darkest nights. But the Lord was with them. Reflecting on this scene from Matthew 26 and John 18, we can learn several important lessons for ourselves as we pass through difficult experiences.

Thoughts shared from the final days of the Lord's time here on earth can encourage us as we reflect on His love, power, and promises.

This is a brief Mother’s Day message on Deborah, given during our Lord’s Day Zoom meeting. May we all learn from her example of courage and faithfulness in the midst of social and spiritual decline.