Beacon of Hope

Just as I Corinthians 10:1-4 revealed a common heritage of God’s people whether Jew or Gentle, so I Corinthians 10:5-12 reveals a common warning as well.

Godliness is not a whimsical thing nor a matter of religious opinion, but is firmly rooted in the nature of God as revealing His Holy Word.

The first four verses of I Corinthians 10 speak of the common Jewish history shared by a mainly Gentile church! How does this fit and what does it mean for us as believers? Listen and be blessed as Scripture is compared with Scripture!

Psalm 37 and 73 provide clear instruction regarding the dangerous and damaging influence of fretting in our live and the Biblical protection and deliverance available to the believer.

John 3:16 has a Beauty of Placement, a Beauty of Person and a Beauty of Promise

Knowledge is a great power that God has for His people which can bring either blessing or damage according to how it is acquired and handled.

Sobriety and vigilance are the two watchwords when we seek how to not become a victim of our adversary, the devil.

God’s Word gives clear, unmistakable teaching regarding what our body is and how He intends for it to be used!

The account of the older brother in Luke chapter 15 provides example and Bible truths to help defeat the dangerous emotion of anger in our lives and the lives of those we love. Especially beneficial and instructive for parents of any age.

Properly read and understood, Ephesians chapter one clearly shows the Bible context of predestination; what it is and what it is not.

“I shall seem to him as a deceiver” were ungodly and damaging words that came from the lips of Jacob.

God’s design for marriage is given as an overview in I Corinthians 7.

I Corinthians chapter 6 and Romans chapter 6 parallel each other in explaining freedom, responsibility and the realities of the power of the resurrection in delivering us from the dominion of sin.

The central lesson of the book of Daniel - God rules in the kingdom of men!

God showed the coming kingdoms of this earth to Nebuchadnezzar. And He showed that above it all is God!

Biblical instruction on dealing with purposefully disobedient believers centers around understanding Christ our Passover. I Corinthians chapter 5.

Liberty in Christ is a great trust given to us by God. We are to use it, like all blessings, for His glory.

Poor choices that led to being caught in a terrible storm allows us to see the purpose of God continuing in spite of human weakness and folly.

Love and truthfulness toward Esther by Mordecai inspired in Esther a loyalty and obedience that intimidation and manipulation never could.

Change can be unsettling and even destructive. We live in a world of change but our gracious God has provided strong Bible truths to strengthen and guide us through these unsettled times.

Mordecai increased in influence and the reach of his council from the life of one young lady he was raising to the mightiest kingdom of his age. No matter what the scope of his council was there were certain Biblical principles which directed it throughout his life.

David was kept from a destructive decision by the humble and wise entreaties of a lady named Abigail

These three seemingly small words are at the heart of Paul’s grateful declaration of a faithful fight and a finished faith.

Mordecai, the man who raised Queen Esther, had the rare quality of becoming great while remaining unaffected by that greatness. This is the first in the series showing Bible reasons why he could be elevated to greatness without being corrupted in the process.

To combat the carnality of the Corinthians, the Lord sent Paul to instruct them to learn to think of all men within Biblical boundaries