There's a term that describes Jesus, He's omnipresent...He's everywhere. And as believer's we can experience the reality of this truth daily. But, we must approach God by faith believing that He is. This is what we understand to be sanctification...God setting His children apart for His good purposes.

There are many cults today that deny the divinity of Jesus Christ. They say that He was just a prophet or just a good teacher. But, is that what the Bible says? No! The Bible clearly declares that Jesus Christ was one hundred percent God! And we learn today that you cannot be saved unless you believe this Biblical truth.

The Trinity is another doctrine that is being challenged by some these days. Today we learn from the Scriptures that there are three parts to the Godhead...God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. And there is NO division between these three parts. They are one!

The Bible is clear about the issue of friendship. If a person wants to have friends, they must be a friend themselves. And as Pastor Terry just mentioned, that's sometimes where you need to start when considering why you struggle with having and keeping friends. Are you a friend those around you?

Jesus said that the measure that we use to judge others will be the same measure that we're judged by. Does that mean we should never judge? No, it just means we need to carefully examine ourselves FIRST and always use the Word of God alone as the source of judgment.

It's easy in this existence to lose your way...to get off the narrow road that God has for us. His Holy Word is the key...His Word was and is intended for us to be a like a life GPS. When we stray from what the written Word says, we lose our way. So, if you find yourself lost, turn back to the Word of God and you will find your way.

As we just heard a moment ago from Pastor Terry...the primary purpose of the Holy Spirit in our lives is that we might be the most productive believer's that we can possibly be. God wants to use each and every person within His Body. The question is, are you seeking Him for His will in your life?

Sometimes we get the wrong idea about ministry. We think that we need to fly to Africa and share the Gospel in order to be in ministry. And while that might be God's plan for some of our lives...most of us need to learn to be faithful right where we're at...in our homes, our jobs, at school, and the local congregation where we worship.

Today Pastor Terry shares with us the beautiful ceremony involved with a person becoming a bond servant in Biblical times. And the symbolism will become obvious as Pastor Terry teaches. The question we're left with is, am I totally surrendered to God? Have I laid down my life out of love for Him?

When are we the most fruitful for God? Is it when we exert our best effort and excel in some area of service? How about when we give a substantial amount at church? Actually, what we learn from the life of Samson is that when we die to ourselves and our own agenda, THIS is when we bear the most fruit unto God.