In this passage Jesus teaches Nicodemus about salvation - what it is and how to receive it.
Read John 3:1-15
In this passage Jesus teaches Nicodemus about salvation - what it is and how to receive it.
Read John 3:1-15
If you make one resolution at the beginning of this year, take time each day and commit to reading the Bible. Four benefits are presented from the passage.
Read 2 Timothy 3:14-17
Read Genesis 17:1-27
Read Deuteronomy 4:1-14
Read Romans 11:25-36
A sermon looking at the a portion of the final prophecy before the coming of Christ and His forerunner, John the Baptist.
Read Malachi 4:4-6
The beauty of the book of Ruth really starts to unfold in the second chapter with the introduction of Boaz and the role he plays. As a type of David, his great-grandson, he begins to restore the fortunes and bring redemption to a family in Israel. As a type of Christ, we see Boaz's great generosity to a foreigner and are reminded that we too are "foreigners" and "aliens from the commonwealth of grace," yet to us grace comes!
Read Ruth 2:12
A look at what Paul had in mind when he spoke of the gift of teaching.
Read Titus 2:1-15
Text: Romans 12:7b
This text expresses the intention of the faithful in Israel to serve the Lord as they awaited the fulfillment of His promises.
Read Micah 4:1-13 (Text 4:5)
At the cross and resurrection Jesus was not alone; God the Spirit was with him. For "through the eternal Spirit he offered himself up as a sacrifice to God." and by the Spirit was made alive. As man Jesus Christ offered himself in holiness to God through the power of the Spirit. In other words, the Spirit helped Jesus in the sacrifice. Humanly, he was supported in his decision to go to the cross by the Spirit. The same is true of his resurrection and ascension. In 1 Peter 3:18 we are told that Jesus was "put to death in the body but made alive by the Spirit." And in his ascension he gave the Spirit, so that now Jesus Christ ministers to us still -by the Spirit.
Read Hebrews 9:11-14