The Word of The Lord Endureth

John 12:12-19 -

Matthew 2:1-23 - Life goes on from day to day and then suddenly something happens. Difficulty comes. This happened to Joseph, after a time of rejoicing and worship he is warned that they must flee. Learn from his response.

Matthew 2:1-12 - The great emphasis here is that these men came to worship Jesus Christ.

Romans 6:1-14 - God's good news of free forgiveness is truly amazing, but, it is easy to go into error. The apostle takes time in Romans 6 to deal with one question, shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?

Romans 5:12-21 - Why do we all have to die?

Psalms 32 - The Old Testament is not all doom and gloom. It tells us the truth about ourselves but it also speaks of the joy of sins forgiven.

John 20:1-29 - Thomas missed out and Thomas refused to believe that Jesus had actually risen from the dead but that was not the end for Thomas.

Acts 2:22-47 - In the book of Acts we see the New Testament Church established. Learn what church should be like and see how we measure up.

Luke 1:34-45 -

Matthew 11:1-11 -

Romans 6:23 - What do you deserve in life? We are all sinners. The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Christ Jesus his Son.

Philippians 3:7-8 - Rejoice! But, remember that error takes joy away, particularly be aware of those who add anything to faith in Christ. They boast, but Paul could boast more.

Philippians 3:7-8 - Rejoice! But, remember that error takes joy away, particularly be aware of those who add anything to faith in Christ. They boast, but Paul could boast more.

Philippians 3:4-6 - We are in the middle of a passage on how we can rejoice in the Lord through right doctrine and avoiding error. Paul saw the possibility of false teachers bringing corruption to Philippi. The question is how can we be righteous in God’s presence? The enemy alleged that it was by becoming an observant Jew (Circumcision) and by Christ. Paul gives himself as an example. He saw hims...

Philippians 3:4-6 - We are in the middle of a passage on how we can rejoice in the Lord through right doctrine and avoiding error. Paul saw the possibility of false teachers bringing corruption to Philippi. The question is how can we be righteous in God’s presence? The enemy alleged that it was by becoming an observant Jew (Circumcision) and by Christ. Paul gives himself as an example. He saw hims...

Philippians 3:4-6 - We are in the middle of a passage on how we can rejoice in the Lord through right doctrine and avoiding error. Paul saw the possibility of false teachers bringing corruption to Philippi. The question is how can we be righteous in God’s presence? The enemy alleged that it was by becoming an observant Jew (Circumcision) and by Christ. Paul gives himself as an example. He saw hims...

Philippians 3:1-3 - Rejoicing is the opposite of anxiety. It is when our focus is on the Lord, his person, character, his work and his promises that we truly live lives of rejoicing. How does this call to joy fit in with the stark warning which follows? Paul is showing clearly that it is ‘in the Lord’ which matters; if we follow another path we are not in the Lord, and we will not have this joy, h...

Philippians 3:1-3 - Rejoicing is the opposite of anxiety. It is when our focus is on the Lord, his person, character, his work and his promises that we truly live lives of rejoicing. How does this call to joy fit in with the stark warning which follows? Paul is showing clearly that it is ‘in the Lord’ which matters; if we follow another path we are not in the Lord, and we will not have this joy, h...

Romans 10:13 - What is your greatest need? Do you see yourself as God sees you?

Philippians 2:25-30 - What we know of Epaphroditus is found in these words here in Philippians. Given that Epaphroditus was in Rome to help Paul and Paul intends to send Timothy why is he now sending back Epaphroditus? An explanation is required.

Philippians 2:25-30 - What we know of Epaphroditus is found in these words here in Philippians. Given that Epaphroditus was in Rome to help Paul and Paul intends to send Timothy why is he now sending back Epaphroditus? An explanation is required.

Philippians 2:22-25 - We join with Paul the prisoner once more, he was confined physically but not spiritually. In the local church, many had failed to help v 21 "all seek their own not the things which are Jesus Christ's" but he had not despaired. He did not become bitter, instead, he wrote this epistle with its focus on joy and concern for others. In contrast here, how good to hear of Timothy, h...

Philippians 2:22-25 - We join with Paul the prisoner once more, he was confined physically but not spiritually. In the local church, many had failed to help v 21 "all seek their own not the things which are Jesus Christ's" but he had not despaired. He did not become bitter, instead, he wrote this epistle with its focus on joy and concern for others. In contrast here, how good to hear of Timothy, h...

Philippians 2:19 - what do we know about Timothy? When we read a name in scripture it is helpful to stop and consider all that we know about that person, sometimes there is just a single mention of a name, but in other cases, a great deal can be found and considered with profit. There are no unnecessary details in scripture. Romans 15:4 “ F or whatsoever things were written aforetime were written...

Philippians 2:19 - what do we know about Timothy? When we read a name in scripture it is helpful to stop and consider all that we know about that person, sometimes there is just a single mention of a name, but in other cases, a great deal can be found and considered with profit. There are no unnecessary details in scripture. Romans 15:4 “ F or whatsoever things were written aforetime were written...