This sermon bassed on Heb. 11:1-7 points out three kinds of faith in James 2: Dead, Demonic, and Dynamic. It also discusses four kinds of faith in Romans 1 Common, Mutual, Communication, and Consecrated.

The life of Jeremiah is most relatable because of his response to God's plans for his life. God appointed him to be a prophet to the nations. Jeremiah gave some excuses as to why he wasn’t fit for the job, and God assured him that with God's help, Jeremiah was more than equipped. Do we often use...

Josiah demonstrated outstanding lessons of courage, influence, and commitment to the Lord. He lived for God in a generation when no one else did. He had terrible influences in his father Amon, and grandfather Manasseh, yet Josiah still chose to serve the Lord. Despite how you are raised, you have...

A character study of Elisha and what made him a man of God.

It is striking as one observes God's use of memorials, signs, and tokens in the book of Numbers. Since creation, man has been prone to forget. God used various "memory aids" to help future generations of Israel.

Authority is relevant in virtually every realm of life. Without proper respect for God's authority, one inevitably veers off course. The newly redeemed Israelites reflect this sad fact in the book of Numbers.

Whether by rebellion or neglect, the breaking of God's law is most serious. Time and again Israel transgressed against God, and their rebellion ultimately cost the older generations the Promised Land.

Throughout all three Biblical dispensations, God has extended His fellowship to man on the basis of faith. If Israel had only acted in faith, virtually an entire generation would not have died in the wilderness wandering. Through continued faith, God's children today will ultimately receive the i...

Sound, diligent leadership is crucial to God's people as a collective group. There are great examples of leadership in the book of Numbers in spite of the rebellious spirit that pervaded much of Israel.

This presentation will identify helpful principles for New Testament Christians from God's Old Testament "Book of Deliverance", giving specific emphasis to Exodus 1:1-12:30.

This lesson will look at various Bible characters: 1) Jonah was Shirking Responsibility; 2) Moses was Shifting Responsibility; 3) Isaiah was Shouldering Responsibility.

The Old Testament in one lesson covering each book and assigning a word to summarize them using alliteration. It is based on his book titled, "The Old Testament Simplified."