Rahab, Moses, Abraham. They all chose God over the world, and they were rewarded. Yet some in the list chose God and received their rewards in Heaven not on earth. But all stayed faithful.

Heb 11:26  Esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures in Egypt: for he had respect unto the recompence of the reward. 

An Acapella duet of I must tell Jesus, plus is it my problem? Is it my job? James says it is.

The Sabbath day was so important God put it in the 10 Commandments. Yet He did not say thou shalt or thou shalt not. No, He says Remember the Sabbath! Observe, sanctify and respect the Sabbath Day.

The wisest man to ever live, that is what we call Solomon. Well, he was a womanizer, chased after wine women and song. His Ecclesiastes starts out as a biography, let me tell you if ever you want to know King Solomon follow along.

We sing Amazing Grace in a duet, plus "tell it to Jesus" Wha a friend we have in Jesus.

A duet with Autumn and I, plus "are you washed" "it is well" and "blessed assurance".

Interesting Chapter here. The sons of Korah rebel for they perceive Moses and Aaron to be taking too much authority upon themselves, and instead of seeking God's Will they rise up against God's chosen.  They are men of renown, respected by the people and they lead the people into their doom.

Be careful who you speak out against, be careful who you follow.

So many times we are afraid to pray for God to move for we fear we might be the ones who have to get moving. We are to prepare the world to meet with Him, we are to prepare the people, to meet with Him every Sunday morning, Sunday Night Wednesday night. We are not called to an hour a week but to a life of service.

You can tell what event or holiday it is by the Scripture being read. Yet if we say all Scripture is good for all occasions then why do we pigeon hole? Psalm 23 should be a life Motto a daily encouragement not a funeral dirge.

The very God of the Universe, the one who breathed life into us, came to this earth and gave His very last breath on this earth that we might have life. He gave us the breath of life both physically (in the garden) and spiritually (by expelling His last for us on the cross, dying, and then rising again on the third day).