Human history shows an unwillingness and inability to obey what God commands. Israel’s failure is ours. Israel’s need is ours. Israel’s Savior is ours.

Psalm 86 informs the ‘poor and needy’ believer about why God is the anchor of their hope.

This lesson in Jesus’ classroom makes clear how a person can be right with God.

Do you know the personal, powerful God? Can you say He is, “my God?”

Saul managed a great, God-enabled military victory as he began life on Israel’s earthly throne. What can be learned from it?

There are few people you can name lost as much as Saul. He was his own worst enemy. He lost the Spirit of God and the support of the man of God—Samuel.

To be a disciple of Jesus Christ involves far more than a mere physical following of the Savior.

Those who explain this concept wrongly have nothing real and lasting to offer the lost. The gospel isn’t “good news” if Jesus failed His mission!