The Greek word tharseo (?????? thar-say-O) means “take courage” or “have courage.” Depending on the translation you are looking at, the term will be translated by phrases like “take courage,”…
The second commandment, which is one of the longest, has to do with worshiping the right God in the right way. How we worship matters just as much as whom…
The joy of salvation can be ours even during trials. Importantly, the trials that distress us. Does Peter mean to say that we can be glad in times of trials…
Most people think the Ten Commandments are straightforward and easy to understand. There are only ten of them and they are not very long. A literal translation of Exodus 34:28…
Do you find it difficult to be faithful in hard places? Places that make it difficult to be faithful or hard places might be in the company of worldly friends,…
You and I are presently living in an age of moral relativism. Moral relativism is the belief that we are free to make up our own rules, according to our…
Henry H. Halley said, “Nehemiah was a man of prayer, patriotism, action, courage, and perseverance.” What then can we learn from a leader of leaders? Do our words and actions demonstrate…
Prior to His death, burial and resurrection our Lord responded to a question asked by His disciples. He was sitting on the Mount of Olives, when “the disciples came to…
Did you expect your plans for today to work out? What did you do to help them come about beyond planning and preparing for them? How positive were you that…