We are excited to study the One Word series . In this series we hope to share an opportunity to gain a better understanding and an opportunity to tune our hearts with God’s grace. When it comes to a better understanding through the study of One Word, we will give attention to words that will increase our understanding of: The Big Picture, Christian Character, Last Things, Our Relationships, God’s Church, Our Faith His Word, Life’s Challenges, Our Salvation, and God’s Nature.
When it comes to tuning our hearts with God’s grace our hearts will be spiritually enriched.
Jesus said, The good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth what is good; and the evil man out of the evil treasure brings forth what is evil; for his mouth speaks from that which fills his heart.
This study of important words from God’s Word, will store good treasures in the hearts of those who listen. Hearts filled with the Ancient Words will magnify Christ and the church through Christian living.
During this series of lessons, which take place every Sunday evening throughout this year, we will be using a book that has been put together from onewordstudy.com.
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If you were called upon today to give an account of your mission work, what would be the report? Would the report include benevolent work? Would the information contain any…
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Each day we write a new paragraph or a new chapter. How will your story end?
“The future of society is in the hands of the mothers.” (de Beaufort)
“Men may build cities and railroads; they span rivers and tunnel mountains. But the mothers of men are the builders of civilization.” (C.A. Stewart)
“Mothers write on the hearts of their children what the world’s rough hand cannot erase.” (Anonymous
Jesus promise of “living water” is still available today to those who have a thirst of the soul. It is a thirst which nothing else can satisfy — only the…
In the Old Testament, we have in great detail, at times, the compassion of God. He is compassionate by nature, “The LORD, the LORD God, compassionate and gracious, slow to…
How many of us have been unwilling to forgive a person even one time when they sought our forgiveness? How many of us grudgingly forgave one time, but were unwilling to do so a second time? How many of us would have been willing to go Peter’s seven times, but set our limit there?
According to Mark 15:39, there was a centurion who was standing right in front of Jesus at the cross. When he saw the way Jesus took His last breath, he said, “Truly this man was the Son of God!”
Compassion is to be shown to the regulars as we might consider them. Rebellious people receive compassion because of who God is, not what they have done, because of his grace, not because they deserve it, because he is just, not because they are right. Repentant people are shown compassion because they learn to fear the LORD, usually because of the punishment put upon them; when rebellious or disobedient people return to God and cry out for deliverance, God shows them compassion. God wants to show his compassion to you.
