If we are ashamed of Jesus and His words while we live here upon this earth, then He will be ashamed of us when He comes in all His glory (Mark 8:38). However, if we are not ashamed of Him while we live here then God will not ashamed to be called our God (Hebrews 11:16).  Will you be ashamed of Him or will you follow Him all the days of your life?

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Baptism

September 10, 2017
Would you like to know what it is like to have all your sins forgiven; to have God's Holy Spirit alive and at work in your life; and to be…
How would you sum up your mission, focus, purpose, and devotion in life? People will sometimes draft a motto for life. My motto in life has been for several years…

Confess

September 3, 2017
Most of the Old Testaments uses of the word "confess" occurs in the sense of acknowledging who God is (praise), acknowledging what God has done (thanksgiving), and acknowledging sin (confession).…
The Parable of the Talents is another parable which Jesus uses to illustrate a truth about the kingdom of heaven. In the previous parable we encountered ten virgins, in this…
Repentance is "sorrow". 2 Corinthians 7:9-10 shows that repentance is an outcome of sorrow. Sorrow leads to repentance; sorrow itself is not repentance That repentance is "a changed life". Some…
When most of us hear the word “watchman” our minds produce an image of a single individual who is given the responsibility to keep guard during the lonely hours of…

Faith

August 20, 2017
God expects us to use our minds (Matthew 22:36-38; John 8:32) We do not have to commit "intellectual suicide" in order to have faith. A weak faith is the result…
Many of us as parents have had a child who promised to do something which we told them to do, but never did. They may have explained away their failure…

Proclaim

August 13, 2017
“Redeemed, how I love to proclaim it; redeemed by the blood of the lamb.” When we look at who God is and who Jesus is and all they have done…
You and I have always heard it called “the parable of the workers (laborers) in the vineyard,” but this title assumes that the workers are the focus of the parable.…