This Psalm highlights the eternal attributes of divine omniscience, omnipresence, omnipotence, and omnibenevolence. In light of such a God, this lesson concludes the only appropriate response is humility and submission.

In a climate saturated with universalism and pluralism, it’s necessary and sobering to appropriately state from Scripture the fact that one can be religious and yet not be right with God. This study will focus especially on Matthew 7.

1 Timothy 3:16. The length of any biblical passage does NOT determine its weight and depth! No passage of Scripture demonstrates this truth better than this one.

(Ps. 46)--God is the One to whom we can turn when we face adversity and trial in life.

This sermon is based on Rev. 21:1-4 and Luke 16: 19-31. One has two choices and the choice made will determine where one spends eternity.

America needs to return to the Lord, righteousness, and common sense.

The rich young ruler had many commendable qualities, yet inspiration closes his story with his leaving Jesus sorrowful. A closer examination of this text in Mark 10 will bring to light a number of contradictions in this young man.

In an epistle written to adult Christians, Paul gives instructions to children. In so doing, he gives us a summary of God’s plan for the home—a plan which would make home life spiritually enriching and delightful.