Serious Questions and assumed positions. Searching only for God's mind in His Word and Spirit.

Bishop Ussher (of the famed "Ussher chronology") has serious suggestions for being a victor in our daily walk and war.

Two women are brought to our attention in the beginning chapters of Proverbs. One, very good. One, very bad.

The video version of an audio on sermonaudio and YouTube . Introductory comments to the whole discussion of the sovereignty of God and the freewill of man.

Psalms 146-150 are exquisite songs of praise. Proverbs 1 introduces us to Solomon and his wisdom.

Nothing flashy or newsworthy about being a prisoner of Christ.

Praying with an object and emotion will make a difference. Challenging words from one of Spurgeon's favorites.

Another strange idea about Jesus. Conclusions. Final in series.

Psalm 138:Praise and faith from David. Psalm 139: Fearfully and wonderfully made. Psalm 140: God will judge the wicked. Psalm 141: Lead us not to temptation. Psalm 142: David in the cave, needs God desperately. Psalm 143: Remembers the past but needs God in the Now. Psalm 144: I will sing a new song, says David. Psalm 145: Pure praise from a pure heart.

Jesus is the Son of Man. He became one of us. Our Favorite Son. But there are some other ideas about Jesus ... one began 600 plus years after Jesus came.