As Paul continues to share his burden for Israel, and their salvation, not only is the sincerity of Paul's desire seen, but he also shares what is hindering Israel from being saved.

David waited patiently for the Lord, both in his deliverance from Saul and his deliverance to the throne of Israel. While David waited, there were three things that helped him to wait patiently for the Lord. Are you waiting patiently on the Lord?

God sees all and gives life to all, whether poor, deceitful, or foolish. But if you make bad choices about your heart, friends, words, or behavior, you may find yourself as one of them.

As we look at the Passover Lamb, we observe some wonderful similarities that can be seen in our Savior, Jesus Christ. We are thankful that He is our Passover Lamb!

As we open Romans 9, we can hear Paul's sincere burden to see his brethren, the people of Israel saved. This chapter may also cause one to ask, did God stop loving the Jews? And if He did, how should we interpret Romans 8?

The Apostle Paul not only had an extraordinary life, but he also lived a persuaded Christian life. Can we say the same about ourselves?

King Asa began his rule in Judah by doing things that were right and commendable. Sadly, by the end of his reign he could not be described in the same way. Where did he go wrong? His trouble began when he started digging his own grave.

As we have looked at the wicked and the righteous throughout this chapter, we look at the first verse and realize, this is not where they begin, but rather where each one ends. We must ask ourselves, how did they get there?

Moses, a man whose name is synonymous with being a leader and living by faith, had another wonderful trait: He was willing to listen to the Lord. When was the last time you listened to the Lord? Do you know the impact it could have on others if we were to listen to the Lord?

One of the blessings of being justified by Christ, is the promise and reality of the Holy Spirit of God dwelling in us. The in dwelling of the Holy Spirit in believers enables us to live the Christian life through the Holy Spirit.