God instructs Abraham to sacrifice is only son Isaac. After gathering the needed supplies, Abraham declares that he and the lad were going yonder to worship. This is the first mention of worship in all of the bible, and teaches us some wonderful truths about worship.

Nicodemus comes to the Lord by night, a man who is full of religion. Religion that has left him searching and questioning this man named Christ. Christ does not waste anytime, and immediately tells Nicodemus, that he must be born again, Born into a personal, relationship with God.

What does it take to be a Christian that makes a difference- Jude gives us some clear elements that are necessary for one to be a Christian that makes a difference.

The command is clear and simple, Timothy is to preach the Word. True, Biblical preaching has been pushed to the side for cool and self-gratifying preaching. The reality about Bible preaching is that it will always get the job done-

Paul gives Timothy a great warning as he wrapping up his letter to him. He instructs Timothy to stick with the Word and to watch out for the -heaps- of compromising believers, who were walking away from what they knew to be true. These heaps are not only described to us, but we are instructed on how to avoid them.

Generally speaking, what are some things that are good for us to ask for from the Lord- David gives us three things, we should always ask the Lord for, every day of our life-

As we wrap up our study of Psalm 119, we are reminded that if we are going to keep from going astray, we must let God be God in our lives-

Paul beseeches the Christians in the church of Ephesus to walk worthy of the vocation that they had been called into. As a Christian, do we have a walk that is worthy of glory of God- What does that kind of walk even look like and what does it consist of-

Elijah prayed an enormous prayer in 1 Kings 17, he asked the Lord to hold back the dew and the rain, until King Ahab was willing to recognized that God of Israel, was the true and living God- Elijah waited for three and a half years for the rain to the return. Elijah didn't just sit and wait for the Lord to answer his prayer, he continued to serve the Lord faithfully, while he waited. We, like Elijah, can make some wonderful discoveries as we wait for the Lord to answer our prayers-

We are expected to do certain things as a Christian. However, just simply completing a task is not our objective, rather we must ask ourselves, am I doing this the right way, which is God's way-