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Love is such a big topic that we never seem to exhaust it. On This post we look at a beautiful love story found in the Bible, searching for insights into God's heart.
Is it possible for a strong Christian to become discouraged and even wish to die? On this post we take a look at what happened to Elijah after his mountaintop victory.
We come to the climax and perhaps the most well known portion of the story of Elijah. What lessons can we learn from Elijah's mountaintop victory?
Elijah continues to depend on God, and God continues to provide for Elijah. Just not in the way you would expect.
Many may be familiar with Elijah's mountain top victory, but few have stopped to pay attention to how Elijah got there. Join me for a careful study of the life of Elijah leading up to his mountaintop victory!
This is the last post of our "God with us" series and we talk about the second coming of Jesus as the culmination of God's desire to be with us. On this post we will focus on what Jesus, Paul and John have to say regarding the second coming of Jesus.
We finally arrived at the birth of Jesus! Many of us who grew up Christians run the danger of being "too familiar" with this story to the point that it loses its impact. I hope this study will help develop some new perspectives of this incredible event!
We continue our journey through the Bible looking for evidence of God's desire to be with us! Turns out He has been reaching out to us from the very beginning, as we saw in Part 1. On this post we continue to trace God's presence among His people here on earth.
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)
