As a Christian there are times and circumstances when the Lord moves and provides in ways that are beyond our understanding or comprehension. All we can seemingly say is, -If it had not been the Lord-... Notice 3 things that Psalmist tells us that we could not overcome if it had not been for the Lord.

The book of James tells us about the -patience of Job-. We see that Job's patience is so significant, because it was evident in the midst of great suffering in his life. No Christian is immune or excused from suffering, so we should desire to have a great knowledge concerning it. For it will be during the times of suffering that we will be tempted to just quit and give up.

We will all go through storms throughout our lives. The disciples were no stranger to the storms as well. We observed how they got into the storm, what they did in the storm, and what they learned from the storm.

Why do we use the King James Bible and why do we believe that it is God's holy, perfect, preserved, word- We look at the origins of the King James Bible along with some common objections to the King James Bible.

Bro. Jared Miskovic, a missionary to Mexico, preached on how to overcome our flesh.

We continue our Foundations study, and begin a series on the Word Of God.

Chapter 12, of the book of Luke, starts with the phrase, -In the mean time.- It shows us that the Lord had a great deal of stuff going on in His ministry. He had the religious elite trying to catch Him in a lie, and had a gigantic group of people desiring His touch and attention. Yet, with all of that going on, Jesus looks at His disciples and gives them three necessary warnings to help them along the way. We too should heed these same warnings in our own life.

As Christians, we know that we have an adversary. He may be a formidable foe, but the Lord has given us the necessary truths in His Word to defeat him. We are not fighting a losing battle-

Social media has given us a fair amount of catch phrases and slogans. One of those was -Do It For The Vine--. In John 15, Jesus likens Himself to a vine, and His followers as branches, therefore we as Christians should be doing some things for the Vine-