"…that God may open a door (Col. 4:3)"
"Bible Characters" Tagged Sermons
The Bible says that David danced before the Lord (2 Samuel 6:14). Sadly, his son Solomon “danced” with foreign Gods. In this lesson, Mike asks a simple question: “Who are you dancing with?”
Throughout his life, Samuel spoke the word of God to Israel. As Christians today, the Word speaks to us. Can we say to God – as Samuel did – “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening” (1 Samuel 3:10 NIV). In this lesson, Mike uses the example of Samuel to encourage us to grow in our understanding of the truth.
Pressure. Busy-ness. Activities. Stress. More, more, more…to get ahead, to stay ahead, to keep up with everyone else. To get more stuff. What impact does it have on your life and your spiritual condition?
This is the second lesson in Mike’s series on Bible Characters. Perhaps one of the most unlikely Bible heroes is Rahab. She is not only one of the “enemy” — people that Israel had to conquer in order to take the Promised Land — but she was also a prostitute. Despite those two “black marks,”…
It’s amazing how God can take the “bad” things in our lives and create “good” things! Joseph (Genesis 37-50) may be the very best example of this idea. How often did Joseph encounter circumstances that were “bad” and might have led Joseph to doubt or question God? But Joseph’s faith never wavered.