Daily Bible Study

How often in the Scriptures do we read about the “kingdom of God”?  It is a phrase that appears 69 times in the New Testament.  What do we mean by the “kingdom of God”?  How does the “kingdom” affects the lives of each one of us as Christians?  Let’s take time to study this subject to learn more about God’s kingdom and those who are a part of His “kingdom”. THE SCRIPTURES: Rom 14:17  For the kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost. THE...Read Full Story

Today, I will delve into a study about Mary and Martha. You can find the story of Mary and Martha in three places in the Bible, Luke 10, John 11, and John 12. Please read these to see the larger picture of this family. Mary and Martha were sisters, from the same gene pool, but cut from different cloth. Mary was the younger sister, and it seems the thinker in the family rather than the doer Martha was. Martha was known as the woman of the house, and her name even means lady of the house...Read Full Story

Recently I shared with you about my daughter coming to a relationship with Jesus! I thought nothing could make me happier. Oh how wrong I was. Getting to teach and disciple my daughter brings me more joy than I have ever felt before. Discipleship is key to growth as a Christian. We should be getting discipled and we should disciple others. Matthew 28:19 Good News Translation (GNT) 19 (A) Go, then, to all peoples everywhere and make them my disciples: baptize them in the name of the Father...Read Full Story

One great chorus that has been sung in churches for many years is the chorus “Little Is Much When God Is In It”: 1. In the harvest field now ripened, There’s a work for all to do. Hark, the voice of God is calling, To the harvest calling you. 2. Does the place you’re called to labor Seem so small and little known? It is great if God is in it, And He’ll not forget His own. 3. When the conflict here is ended And our race on earth is run, He will say, if we are faithful, “Welcome home, my child...Read Full Story

THE most important question that anyone can ask is the question posed by the keeper of the prison in Acts 16:30… “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?”. The answer to this question is more valuable than gold, silver and all the wealth this world has to offer.  This answer will reveal to us the path that leads to the forgiveness of our sins, the receipt of the indwelling Holy Spirit, fellowship with the Only True and Living Creator, and eternity in paradise with God Himself.  Our very spiritual...Read Full Story