Corbitt's Comments

God’s Word is lamp to our feet and a light to our path and it is the best source of wisdom for our everyday lives. Today, let’s explore how to reach our potential in Christ as I share a word about turning trials into triumph as I comment James 1:1-12

God’s Word is lamp to our feet and a light to our path and it is the best source of wisdom for our everyday lives. Today, let’s explore how to reach our potential in Christ as I share some words to the wise as I comment on Proverbs 3:1-12.

God’s Word is lamp to our feet and a light to our path and it is the best source of wisdom for our everyday lives. Today, let’s explore how to reach our potential in Christ as I comment on Proverbs 30:24-28. Specifically, today, I want to share a word about little lessons in wisdom.

God’s Word is lamp to our feet and a light to our path and it is the best source of wisdom for our everyday lives. As I comment on verses from Proverbs 17 today we will learn how to deal with a fool.

God’s Word is lamp to our feet and a light to our path and it is the best source of wisdom for our every day lives. Today, let’s explore how to reach our potential in Christ as I comment on Ephesians 4:1-16.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Prodigal in the Pew? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on passages from Galatian 5 and 6.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Repentant Prodigal? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Psalm 51.

Welcome to Corbitt’s Comments. God’s Word is lamp to our feet and a light to our path. I’m Otis Corbitt and I invite you to explore a portion of Bible with me today. Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Rehabilitated Prodigal? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on John 21:15-23.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Oblivious Prodigals? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Luke 24:13-31:

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Prodigals of the First Easter? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Matthew 27:15-22.

This is a sermon I preached live at Mobley Creek Baptist Church on Sunday, March 17, 2024.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Prodigal Pharisee? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Philippians 3:1-14.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Political Prodigal? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Daniel 6:1-24.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son in the New Testament, but what about the Prodigal Priests of the Old Testament? We know that God is patient with prodigals, but does that patience every run out? If you want to find out, join me today as I comment on passages from 1st Samuel.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about John Q. Prodigal? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Matthew 16:13-25.

Most people have heard about the Prodigal Son, but what about the Prodigal God? If you want to find out, join me as I comment on Luke 15:11-32

The light of the Gospel is glorious, but Satan can also appear as an angel of light. What part do believers play as God shines the light of the Gospel on a world that needs it desperately?

Can people change or are we all doomed to live in the chains of our own prison until we die? The answer is that God, and only God can change us, and the New Testament writers told of how God changes us--for the better!

Have you ever felt spiritually dry . . . as dry as a French baguette? If so, or if you just want to know what I mean, consider this message from Ezekiel 37:14 that I preached at Fairmount Baptist Church on January 21, 2024.

Today I want to share a word about two sides to the same coin as I comment on Jonah 3:1-5 and Mark 1:14-16. The face of a coin and its reverse side are different, but they are the same coin. The messages of Jonah and Jesus are also different, but they are also the same. Does this sound confusing? Learn more in our devotional for today! Every blessing, Dr. Otis Corbitt

If 2023 was a rough year, and you feel as if you are limping into the New Year, God's Word has Good News for you! Turn in you Bibles with me to Ephesians 1 and listen to find out about this Good News for the New Year!

Sadly, the old saying "Truth will out" is probably not that true. The Psalmist, however, did recognize powerful truths about God in Psalm 29. Let's review them today!

Merry Christmas Morning! Let's celebrate this day the right way, with considering some facts about Christmas from Luke 2:1-21!

John the Baptist teaches us that it is as important to know who we are as to know whose we are.

As we look back toward the events of Christmas, we should also anticipate our Lord's return for us. AS we do that the Apostle Peter gives us guidance about how to do that in his second epistle.