Don’t forget God in the good times
Reminder of the covenant: Deuteronomy 5–7 It’s starting to look like a second Garden of Eden. So much from so little …
Reminder of the covenant: Deuteronomy 5–7 It’s starting to look like a second Garden of Eden. So much from so little …
Paul’s letter to Titus: Titus 1–3 Paul’s aim in life was to always bring people to Christ. He also wanted …
Paul’s first letter to Timothy (Part 1): 1 Timothy 1–3 The Law was given so we would know right and wrong. …
Paul’s letter to Philemon Paul was blunt about it: he could have just told Philemon to accept the escaped slave, Onesimus, …
The Christian life is one of submission: submission to God and to each other. This isn’t a cringing subservience. It’s …
Jesus explains that being free is about more than being a Jew or not a slave, then insults the people …
The cost of idolatry, giving tithes and other rules: Deuteronomy 13–16:17 It’s hard to imagine a whole society with a culture …
The ten commandments and other rules: Exodus 20–23 Slavery has been a fact of life for thousands of years. That …
Moses confronts Pharaoh for the first time: Exodus 5–7 Pharoah had already shown his contempt for Moses, Aaron, the Hebrews (all …
Moses in the desert and back to Egypt: Exodus 3–4 The Israelites (or Hebrews) might have lost touch with God, …
Eighty years of slavery and the birth of Moses: Exodus 1–2 Moses was one of the very few surviving Hebrew boys …
Paul’s letter to the believers in Colossae: Colossians 1–4 Along with Paul’s letter to Philemon, Paul sent a letter to …
Paul’s letter to Philemon In a society where slavery was normal, an escaped slave who had stolen money (probably to …
Rules, rights and regulations: Deuteronomy 21–25 It is now fashionable to talk about social justice, but rarely is it acceptable …
The cost of idolatry, giving tithes and other rules: Deuteronomy 13–16:17 Does God really want the poor to stay poor …
The ten commandments and other rules: Exodus 20–23:19 God’s started His instruction for how the people should live. He spoke …