THREE NORMAL DAYS THAT WERE NOT

This message is based on Joshua chapter 1 verse 5 through chapter two verse 5.  It is about how Israel lost the help of God.  And, the marks of true repentance, and how we can return to God and his blessing.

As the Apostle Paul ends the writing of 1 Thessalonians (in 5:16-24), by giving his readers some lasting counsel on how to live their lives in light of the coming rapture.  In the lesson, he deals with the inward attitudes of joy and thankfulness, as well as not quenching the Holy Spirit's ministry in one's heart.

A cruel king gets his payback.  Learning to pray ourselves. Leaving vengeance to God, and acting with civil responsibility.

This is an ongoing study of the Book of the Judges. Today's episode in introductory material.  In an era when all truth seems to be relative, believers need to return to the Word-of-God.

As the Apostle Paul ends his book to the Thessalonians he gives them some very good advice in how they should treat others.

John Buyan refused to be licensed to preach the Gospel. What this simply a scruple? Or was it a conviction? What Biblical convictions, or biased scruples do we need in our lives?  Lesson from Joshua 24:14.  Fearing the Lord should have it proper place in the believer's life. It will change him into a servant of Christ.

Instead of waiting around, looking for Jesus to come back, get busy while you wait. 1 Thessalonians chapter 5:8

A study of the four men that were at Golgotha's hill. 

Old age doesn't mean that we have to be defeated. There are plenty of things yet to do. Plans can be made. People can be trained. Mountains can be climbed.   This lesson from Joshua and Caleb, From Joshua 13:1-14:15

Three days turned less than normal.  A message  based on 1 Thessalonians chapter five, verses 1-4.