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This Christmas season, as we ponder the wonder of the miracle of the birth of Jesus, we can benefit from exploring God's desire to be with us. Throughout the Bible God demonstrates His desire to develop a personal and intimate relationship with us, to be, God with us!
On this special Thanksgiving post we explore (one aspect of) God's will for us. According to Paul, it is for us to give thanks in everything! (1 Thessalonians 5:18)
Have you ever wondered about God's judgment? Genesis 18:16-33 gives us great insights into God's approach to judgment. God invites us to understand how He works. This is a fascinating study!
There are benefits to asking ourselves if anything is too hard for the LORD. We seem to forget that with God all things are possible, even our salvation!
God does not always behave according to our expectations, how do you handle that? Do you laugh? Do you stress? Do you get upset at God? Most importantly, are you willing to follow God's calling?
How good are you at waiting? Waiting is no easy task, not even for Abram. On this post we will explore not only Abram's struggle but also learn some practical applications for our lives.
In Genesis 15 God tells Abram to not be afraid. On this post we will study this chapter and see how this message applies to us today.
Our life choices bring us either closer or farther away from God. When all is well this seems to make little to no difference. But what happens when trouble comes? This study of Genesis 14 will take a look at two men, Lot and Abram and how they handled trouble and how their relationship with God impacted their lives.
The choices we make shape who we are. How do you go about making choices? On this post we will look at Genesis 13 and discover what we can learn from major life choices made by Abram and Lot.
Many people seem interested in prophecy and end time events, especially in light of current events. On this post we will take a look at Jesus' words recorded in Matthew 24-25.
