As we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of one of the couples in our church, Pastor was reminded of the phrase, -I Still Do-. Paul in his letters to Timothy, instructs and encourages Timothy to be a -I still do- Christian. We look at three truths that we must believe if we will be a -still do- Christian.

What made Moses such a great leader- Was he just a man who was full of boldness and bravery, or was he simply a man, who by faith, believed God-

God's Word has been settled forever in Heaven, which means that it has been settled for all of eternity, both past and present. When we dive into the definition of the word -settled-, we will see some encouraging truths that could only be produced by a settled word.

The Apostle Paul was no stranger to grace, neither did he shy away from the subject of grace in his letters to the churches. We examine some magnificent truths about grace, that will truly make us thankful for God's grace.

Our faith doesn't grow when we try to do things in our own power to impress or -help out- the Lord. Our faith grows when we see that God will hold Himself accountable to that which He has promised. This truth is displayed in the lives of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.

Some of the greatest advice I received in Bible College, was to make sure I had a verse. The Psalmist echoes that truth in this portion of Psalm 119. Every believer needs to have their life anchored in the Word of God-

Achan's name means trouble. Sadly, the trouble that was in Achan's life was self-inflicted. His choice to hide the accursed thing in his tent, not only caused great damage to him personally, but brought great devastation on his family as well. As a Christian, when we attempt to hide our sin, instead of confessing and repenting of it, we too are setting ourselves in a very dangerous place.