Quiet Times
Satan's Subtle Voice is the Blatant Assault
Sometimes when we resist an obvious temptation, the residual seed of danger can still be lodged in our mind and heart...
"When the devil had finished all this tempting, he left him until an opportune time." Luke 4 :13
The Cross: Worship at the Feet of Jesus
As the curtain was torn open between God's presence and mankind's veiled faces, the first person to confess the glory of Christ was one of his executioners...
"Surely this man was the son of God"
Mark 15:39
Discovering the Bible For Yourself- Week 4
Remember how David was described as a man after God’s own heart (Acts 13:22)? Studying the Psalms definitely helps us have that same goal. There is a similar thought seen in Paul’s life, which he is passing on to Timothy.
Discovering the Bible For Yourself- Week 3
Paul’s relationships were always outstanding. His relationship with Timothy is one that we know most about because of these two letters.
Getting to Know Your Heart
I believe it is truly important to get to know your heart - God has placed it within you, so we know it is a gift from him. But it is also able to be tempted and swayed by humanistic desires.
Discovering the Bible For Yourself- Week 2
Week Two II Thessalonians
Discovering the Bible For Yourself- Week 1
It’s amazing, when you think about it, what God has done to prepare us to be what He wants us to be in this life and to allow us to experience what He has in store for us in the next one.
Book Signing for One Picture's Worth
Doctors John and Kim Scott signed copies of their new book for families One Picture's Worth: Memorizing God's Words at the Cool Springs Borders in Franklin, TN, on Saturday, Oct 4.
Go to www.dpibooks.org - DPI Publications for more exciting details.
Marketing, Mice and the Light of Truth
We follow Jesus, and we want everyone else to follow him. We can be tempted to be Jesus’ publicist. We want to apologize for the uncomfortable places he puts people and point out his best features to the world. But what does Jesus want?
Jeremiah (week 5)
Jeremiah is often referred to as the “Weeping Prophet." You can see why he was crying from your study of his writings. Although the book of Lamentations does not say who wrote it, there is little doubt that it was Jeremiah.