▪︎ Ps 66:18; Lam 3:44; ▪︎ Prov 28:9; John 9:31; James 4:3; ▪︎ Isa 59:1-2; Ps 66:19;▪︎ Deut 18:18, 19;▪︎ God’s Response: Rom 5:8; 2Cor 5:20;

▪︎ 1Chron 26:6valor – (חַיִל – Hebrew) – chayil ► strength, efficiency, wealth, army, ability, efficiency, often involving moral worth, valiant, heroic courage, bravery – • Exod 18:21• Numb 24:18• Joshua 1:14• Judges 6:12• 1Sam 16:18• 1Sam 17:20, 37• 1Chron 12:22• Ps 60:12• Zech 4:6 ▪︎ mighty – (δυνατός – LXX Greek) – dunatos ► … Read more

▪︎ Israel says they want to listen. They want to obey – Jer 42:6;    ► God’s good plan – Jer 42:10, 11, 12;   ► Otherwise – Jer 42:16;    ► They Reject God’s Plan- Jer 43:4, 7; ▪︎ God sends devastation- Jer 43:10-13;▪︎ Israel refuses to honor God but continues her rebellion in the face of death … Read more

▪︎ Heb 2:14, 15 – Many fear the unknown. Others refuse to think about it. In any case, death is real and we do not know what it holds for each of us. Satan, the god of this world, holds many people hostage as they approach this inevitable part of our existence. The following connections … Read more

▪︎ Best approach – 1Cor 7:32-33, 34, 35;▪︎ Alternatives:   ► 1Cor 7:7, 8-9;   ► 1Cor 7:16, 17;   ► 1Cor 7:26-27, 28, 29;

▪︎ Isa 55:10, 11; ▪︎ James 1:18, 21-22; ▪︎ 1Peter 1:3, 4, 19; ▪︎ 1Cor 1:21; Luke 16:17;▪︎ Josh 23:14; Isa 46:9, 10; ▪︎ Jer 31:3;

▪︎ God’s Word is fully capable in itself to draw people to Christ.  If He chooses, God needs nothing besides His Word to draw men and women to Himself. ▪︎ Isa 55:10, 11; ▪︎ James 1:18, 21-22; ▪︎ 2Peter 1:3, 4, 19;▪︎ 1Cor 1:21; ▪︎ Luke 16:17; ▪︎ 1Peter 1:23▪︎ This will be proven, over … Read more

▪︎ The same starting point – 1Cor 10:3-4▪︎ God displeased – 1Cor 10:5;▪︎ Examples to all – 1Cor 10:6;▪︎ Refrain from:   ► Idolatry – 1Cor 10:7;    ► Immorality – 1Cor 10:8;    ► Testing God – 1Cor 10:9;    ► Grumbling – 1Cor 10:10; ▪︎ Only some survived – 1Cor 10:11; ▪︎ Final warning – 1Cor 10:12; ▪︎ … Read more

▪︎ Rom 15:13;Abound – (περισσεύω – Greek) – perisseuó ► exceed the ordinary (the necessary), abound, overflow, (from perí, “all-around” which indicates abundance or surplus) – properly, exceed, go beyond the expected measure – Matt 13:12-13; Luke 12:15; 1Cor 15:58; 2Cor 4:15, 9:8; Eph 1:7-8;