The accrual of blessings is deeply seated in every man’s heart. It was considered the highlight of one’s life back in the day of the Ancient Near East. The bestowal of blessings done by Isaac was special because it was rooted in the idea deep-seated in the thoughts, desires and holy will of God Himself from the very foundations of the world.
DetailsWho did Christ call to be His messengers? The apostles job was to preach Christ and His kingdom wherever they might go. What were the prerequisites of His calling?
Details“Boast not thyself of tomorrow for thou knoweth not what a day may bring forth” (Proverbs 27:1). We cannot presume upon tomorrow. It may never come.
DetailsThe disciples didn’t have a category in which to put Jesus Christ when they saw Him speak to the wind and the sea. They were more afraid of Him than they were of the storm. “What manner of man is this” they trembled, “that the wind and sea obey Him!”
DetailsThe Gileadites covenant with Jephthah, vv. 1-11. His embassy to the king of Ammon, vv. 12-28; his vow, v. 29 and he overcomes the Ammonites, vv. 32-33. What kind of faith wherewith Jephthah conquered the Ammonites?
DetailsGuest speaker Dr. John Goetsch teaching from Romans 1:1. The apostle Paul was the GOAT (greatest of all time) in Christianity. What makes a Christian great before God? Here are seven characteristics of a greatest of all time Christian.
DetailsThe three phases from a miserable melancholy to a marvelous miracle found in the life of Abraham and Sarah: 1) A promise doubted, 2) A power declared, and 3) A provision delivered.
Details“Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusted in thee. Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength” (Isaiah 26:3-4).
DetailsLessons from another sinful cycle reveal the true nature of man and the mercy of God in dealing with human beings.
DetailsThe Famine in the land, vv. 1-5; the Fear of Isaac in Man, vv. 6-11; the Flourishing of Isaac in Gerar, vv. 12-16; the Flight of Isaac in Gerar, vv. 17-22; the Fear of Isaac in God, vv. 23-25; the Friendship of Abimelech, vv. 26-33; the Frustration caused by Esau, vv. 34-35.
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