Beacon of Hope

A clear exposition of Acts 22 with a strong exhortation to never be ashamed of your testimony!

There are three adjectives which describe God’s singular will. They are; Good, Acceptable and Perfect. Our living is to be such that it proves His will. The will of God is not a profession or a position, it is what is clearly communicated in the written Word.

Follow the Apostle Paul through the record of the Scripture as he steps out of bounds in following the Lord.

I Corinthians 13 outline 5 possible human capacities in the first 3 verses. Each is rendered useless to the possessor thereof without the presence of Charity. Charity is the great safeguard which keeps giftings or capacities from becoming valueless or even a point of strife and contention as was dealt with in chapter 12.

A Biblical message that will both instruct and encourage any believer in boldness for our Lord Jesus

Opposition and danger toward the work of God does not always come from outside sources. False teachers and their pernicious influence has been a reality in churches since the very beginning. This message exposes them and gives the proper Biblical process to protect ourselves from them.

The garments of the Old Testament priest reveal much about our faithful high priest, Jesus Christ.

Having a risen Saviour gives us a living faith.

A clear Bible message on the need and power of prayer in the believer’s life.

In dying to the old self. To the bondage of impulse and indulgence. We may rise to the freedom of serving Jesus Christ.

Because of who He is, there are certain things which our all powerful God can and will do. These unchangeable truths are introduced in Exodus chapter 6.

Many unneeded struggles and much unnecessary strife comes from us trying to pry into that which is hidden while we neglect that which is revealed.

Choice truths rejoicing in what Jesus accomplished on the cross!

Living as stewards requires more than just a single choice but rather learning to think, give account and live as a steward.

This second message of the series draws our attention to the indispensable doctrine of the resurrection.

The source of courage for Joshua and the source of power for Moses sprang from obedience to the purposes of God who does not change!

Understanding some of the factual historical details of the resurrection of Jesus Christ will strengthen the faith of any believer.

Biblical stewardship touches every area of the yielded Christian life. The life of Joseph supplies very vivid examples of this truth!

One of the most well known conversion experiences in the Bible has several lessons from which any believer can be benefited.

Our living faith is firmly established in our living Saviour!

Wisdom’s voice cries to be heard in the pivotal points of life.

The second coming of Jesus Christ is an established fact with far reaching as well as personal implications.

The specific time of salvation is a moment. Learning to live for Jesus is a process. Solid Biblical doctrine and living requires understanding the specific details of each of these and their place in Christian living.

Psalm 62:8 - “Trust in Him at all times; ye people, pour out your heart before Him: God is a refuge for us. Selah”

Being life long learners is part of effectively living our life for the Lord!

A chapter which has such interesting and attention arresting phrases as “muzzle not the ox” and “robbing other churches” has a lot to teach the church about taking care of God’s servants.

A practical Bible message that will help you to fulfill the imperative of “Lifting Up Jesus” both at home and abroad.

The title says it all!

Jesus originated and loves His church.There are many Divine and blessed promises given to it by Him.

God’s deliverance of the children of Israel from Egypt was not just a geographical deliverance. It was God setting His children free from the power of the oppressor.

There is a reserve of forgiveness and a function of forgiveness. God wants us to know Scripturally how to do both.

Jesus’ description of Himself in John 14 allows us to “examine” ourselves whether we be in the faith.

God’s judgment is a reality. How we prepare for and respond to it is determined by the condition of our heart toward God.

Proverbs 18:10 and a stirring account from the 1900 Galveston hurricane combine to give us a strong exhortation to “run to the Tower”.

Four Biblical items that enable a child of God to have the wisdom of God.

God becoming man is essential to the salvation He secured for us in His own blood.

Faith that is truly Biblical faith cannot be merely superficial. It is Christ IN us that is the “hope of glory”.

Four important questions and their Biblical answers are given to direct our minds into the reality that we can and must take charge of our own selves.

Boldness is not a personality type, but rather the Scriptural result of seeing Jesus for who He is.

What does it mean to be a “good soldier of Jesus Christ” and what is available to us so that we can be the “good soldiers” we desire to be for Him?

The sad case of a Roman governor who trembled at the preaching of the Word but would not turn to the One being preached.

We are told to give all diligence to add temperance to our faith. Thankfully the Scripture clearly explains what that is and how it manifest in a believers life!

Both Fear and Faith are set before us. By God’s Word let’s Choose Faith!

The Lord wants us to hounour the Lord with our substance. Everything we will be and will do this year must begin with what we actually have.

All promises must be realized in the reality of the opposition which will accompany them.

It was said of Simeon who God preserved until he could see the Christ child that he was both just and devout. This is the great combination for godly living!

Daniel’s courage for the Lord was contagious.

Biblical characteristics of truly loving speech are given in clear, compelling and understandable order.

He was not only her given son but also her needed and looked for Saviour.

The first verse of the first chapter in the New Testament answers the question posed in the title this way; the son of David the son of Abraham.