Christ makes His subjects free- Christians enjoy liberty, but oftentimes aloof from the Word of God. Others think -we are on our own-, or, if it is not in the Bible, it is OK. Paul addresses Christian liberty in this verse.

Who was Paul addressing in this wrestling event- Oftentimes we think, -What are they doing- What are we doing-- We internalize things. Everyone goes through things. Paul is writing to believers and encouraging them to be strong in God's power in might.

Believers have been given an enlightened holy influence, which, if we did not receive, we would not have that moral temperament.

What a horrible condition- This woman had an issue -flow-discharge- of blood, for twelve years- She makes her way to Jesus, in hopes of a cure. Sin-sick sinners need to do this, too--come to Jesus- In this message, we see three facets of her encounter with Jesus.

We need to be mindful of foolish speaking- We know there are those who just speak foolishly- but do we do this as well- In this message, we will see three keys addressing foolish speaking.

The people were focused on building this city and tower, with the goal of making a name..... for themselves. This message conveys three -3- reasons why we should avoid the pursuit of -worldly- fame.

This author--although unknown--had a deep distress for the nation, and, the nation was in distress- Sometimes, we as Christians can associate with this distress, and feel like this pelican or owl mentioned in this Psalm. But, be of good cheer-

The New Testament church should be a place for peace. We need to focus on this topic. In this message, we see several rules that Paul laid out to rid the church at Corinth of chaos, commotion, and confusion.

As Christians, we do not have a license to sin- but when we do -sin-, we have an Advocate with the Father. The Lord Jesus Christ.

A church sign read, -Try Jesus-. He is not like a pair of shoes, a dress, or a pair of pants. We are either His, or we are not.