Topic: Lessons from Sodom and Gomorrah

The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were first mentioned in Genesis 10:19. Abram, and his nephew Lot, had been traveling together, but their group had gotten too big, “…so that the land could not support both of them dwelling together…” (Genesis 13:6). They decided to separate into two different groups. Lot chose to settle near the town of Sodom.

Topic: The Blessing of Saying “Yes”

In Genesis chapters 1-11, God is dealing with man through the lives of Adam and Noah. In Chapter 12, God introduces us to Abram (later changed to Abraham). Abraham’s life becomes an example of living by faith and the example of how grand the promises of God are.

Topic: Tower of Babel

What can we learn from the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11:1-9?

Topic: The Rainbow

Rainbows have come to mean many things in various societies, cultures and religions. But to find the true reason for and meaning behind the rainbow, we look to the Bible.

During the month of June, the Bible reading is Genesis 1-25. Today, I want to challenge you to live like Enoch.

Topic: The Macedonian Challenge!

Paul has a need to confront the church in Corinth regarding their lack of financial giving

Topic: Do I have a role to fulfill?

Take a moment and read 2 Corinthians 5:16-21. If you have ever wondered about what your role is a Christian, this is your purpose. All believers are called to be an ambassador of Christ.

Topic: Paul’s Understanding of Affliction

Paul’s confidence in the care and love of God was unwavering. Despite every painful experience, Paul was able to rejoice because his eyes were fixed—not on what he went through—but on Jesus, who walked beside him every step of the way.

Topic: Spiritual Gifts : I Corinthians 12:27-31

My spiritual gifts are not for my own self-advancement. They were given to me for the purpose of serving God and enhancing the spiritual growth of other believers. Spiritual gifts are the power source for serving in the body of Christ. Are you serving? If not, you are not utilizing the power of the Holy Spirit in your life.

Topic: Life of Paul

Who was Paul? What was the secret of Paul’s strength? He anchored himself in a purpose that was higher than his life. He realized he was part of a work which began long before he was born, and would continue long after he would be gone from this earth. Do we do the same? Are we anchoring ourselves in something which is higher than this life?

Topic: Christ Crucified (I Corinthians 2:1-5)

Paul came to Corinth preaching the testimony of God. Jesus saved Paul to show the world that Paul was God’s pattern for mercy, longsuffering and grace. Paul is great proof that God can and will save anybody who repents and believes in Jesus Christ. Paul declared the cross of Jesus Christ–God’s testimony. Make your life about God’s testimony, not yours.

Topic: The Cross is the Solution (I Corinthians 1:10-25)

When it comes to repairing broken relationships, the world has a lot of complicated solutions. On the other hand, God has a simple solution that makes the wisdom of this world look absolutely foolish.

Topic: How Do You Treat Jesus? Mark 12:1-12

In the flow of Mark's gospel, Jesus has made his triumphal entry into Jerusalem. There had been several exchanges with the religious leaders challenging the authority of Jesus.

Topic: See What Jesus Can Do (Mark 10:46-52)

Jesus has been traveling toward Jerusalem for the purpose of the cross and resurrection. On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus spends a few days in Jericho.

Topic: Fear and Amazement (Mark 10:32)

There is a common pattern that occurs in everyone’s relationship with the Lord.

Topic: Feel the Glory of God

In Mark 9:2, Jesus takes Peter, James, and John with Him for a little field trip. This field trip underscores the confession that “Jesus is the Christ” (8:29)

Topic: Mark

The book of Mark is significantly shorter than the three other Gospels. Mark seems to target the Romans as his primary audience of readers and does this by presenting Jesus as a suffering servant.