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“Seek Ye Me, and Ye shall Live”
There are many passages in the Word of God concerning the privilege of seeking the Lord. No doubt you can think of many, many such passages. “Seek ye the Lord while He may be found, call ye upon Him while He is near.” That is one. “It is time to seek the Lord.” That is another. “I said not unto…
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And Thou, My Lord, O King, The Eyes Of All Israel Are Upon Thee
The circumstances around these words I have read are very instructive, and, in some respects, very sad. King David was on his death bed. A few days after this, he was called from time into eternity; his journey done. Like the Apostle Paul, David could say: “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept…
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Reserved In Everlasting Chains
FOR A COMPLETE ORDER OF WORSHIP, INCLUDING BIBLE READING, HYMNS AND SERMON...
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The Lord Looketh On The Heart
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The Life And Ministry Of James Brown
He was a man of few words, not a great talker, but a humble walker, with a tender conscience in the fear of the Lord, and was peaceable and of a meek and quiet spirit. He could not speak of a deep law work, nor of a powerful gospel deliverance; but he could speak of being brought, through grace, to…
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Reserved In Everlasting Chains
Jude supplies three examples of God’s judgment against sin. The illustrations are drawn from the Old Testament and support Jude’s warning of condemnation on the ungodly men spoken of in verse 4. He assumes his readers will be familiar with these passages but wisely reminds them again of their message. Jude uses past precedent to anticipate God’s future dealings with…
