Biblical Wisdom
Biblical wisdom refers to the deep and timeless insights derived from scripture. It encompasses not only the knowledge of God's word as found in the Bible but also the practical application of this knowledge in daily life. This wisdom is rooted in the fear of the Lord, as stated in Proverbs 9:10, and extends beyond mere intellectual understanding to a transformative way of living. Messages in this category aim to guide listeners in leading lives that are aligned with biblical principles, emphasizing virtues such as love, justice, humility, and integrity. Biblical wisdom is not just about knowing what is written in the Scriptures, but also about discerning and doing what is righteous and pleasing in the eyes of God.
Discover the timeless wisdom of growth and faith in the parable from Matthew 25:13-30. Just as in life, in faith, 'If it isn't growing, it's probably dead.
This Sunday message emphasizes how we can sow seeds of peace during times of anxiety, drawing from James 3:13-18, Judges 6:11-24, and John 14:25-27. By understanding biblical Shalom as a holistic reconciliation, the message explores the Lord's role in our peaceful relationships. It highlights Jesus as the Prince of Peace and guides listeners on cultivating inner peace to spread harmony externally.
Embrace the winning strategies outlined by Jesus in Luke 11:14-28. Just as the third boy in the snow race won by focusing on the goal ahead, believers can triumph by aligning themselves with the right team. Offensive tactics include unity, recognizing the source of power, and acknowledging Jesus as the ultimate strength. Defending against hypocrisy and maintaining purity are key components of successful Christian living. Learn from historical examples and personal anecdotes, and apply these principles to become a spiritual champion.
The Great Physician holds the ultimate cure. Explore instances of healing, faith, and God's sovereignty in this insightful Sunday message.
We become like Jesus as we walk and work with Him. Jesus wants to give us His desires. Are you getting to know God by reading His Word, talking to Him, listening to Him and watching Him? Jesus might be quoting a proverb about four more months and then the harvest. Jesus calls His disciples to see the opportunity to harvest souls with Him. What is life about? Is it about food, drink and clothes? Who and what do you see when you look around you every day?
Desiring something deeply, like the treasure seeker, or recognizing true value, like the pearl merchant, leads to a life of purpose and blessings. Discover the path to seeking the Kingdom and finding valuable truths that set you free.
Overcoming challenges and seizing opportunities are divine calls for us. Through Jude 17-25, discover how to abide, build, contact, and deify in a changing world, embodying a positive attitude and faithful devotion.
Jonathan, however, was not your typical 'king in waiting.' While Saul felt threatened by David, Jonathan embraced God’s will and his place as second in the kingdom of Israel.
Adversity is not a setback but a stepping stone to spiritual growth, as seen in the story of Abraham Lincoln and the disciples' journey with Jesus in Matthew 17