If there are true worshippers, then there are false worshippers and everything in between. One very big aspect of being a true worshipper is found in Matthew 15:8-9.

Jesus said we should spend our energy seeking the eternal life that He made available to us. We only have so much “energy” to go around; what are our priorities?

A stranger will try to lead you away from Jesus and from the flock that He has assigned you to.

When we were born again, we officially became His sheep. You don’t grow into “sheepdom;” you are His sheep.

There is a contrast in these two scriptures of two different kinds of people and how they handle life’s crisis moments.

The subject of walking in love is one of the most vital subjects of the New Testament. The two greatest commands Jesus gave are to love the Lord and love your neighbor.

We are talking about a Holy Ghost prayer that the Apostle Paul was inspired to give to us. We can surely pray this prayer for ourselves and see the results, but we can also take this inspired prayer and pray it for others.

When we refuse to worry and, instead, pray and receive from God and are thankful, the peace of God will take the place of worry.

The prayers of a righteous man make tremendous power available (James 5:16), so we can pray for others and ourselves. One of the best ways to pray is by scripture and to follow scripture.

And now abides faith, hope, and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.  That is from 1 Corinthians 13:13 found in the great love chapter. 

Jesus was telling His disciples and us that He has given us authority. What is authority? In this context, it is talking about power over something or someone (the devil and his demons).

Jesus was telling His disciples and us that He has given us authority. What is authority? In this context, it is talking about power over something or someone (the devil and his demons).

Jesus was telling His disciples and us that He has given us authority. What is authority? In this context, it is talking about power over something or someone (the devil and his demons).

Jesus was telling His disciples and us that He has given us authority. What is authority? In this context, it is talking about power over something or someone (the devil and his demons).

Jesus was telling His disciples and us that He has given us authority. What is authority? In this context, it is talking about power over something or someone (the devil and his demons).

Jesus was telling His disciples and us that He has given us authority. What is authority? In this context, it is talking about power over something or someone (the devil and his demons).

There are times in the Word where God came and brought confusion for man’s benefit; the Tower of Babel comes to mind, but that was so man wouldn’t go off and do something stupid.

This is about Paul being in Ephesus. In Verse 8, Paul said he would stay in Ephesus until the celebration of Pentecost.

The promise of deliverance is all throughout the Word of God. He has truly delivered us. In 2 Corinthians 1:10, it gives us this promise, “Who delivered us from so great a death, and does deliver: in whom we trust that He will yet deliver us.”

We all want to finish our course, don’t we? I want to hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant,” don’t you? How are we going to do that?