Sound teaching, hard passages, prophecy, and errors to avoid.
“Finally in this chapter is the family of Asher. This family had a combination of everything good happening to them. They were known as heads of families, they were known as choice men. Outstanding unique, sought after, that is choice men. All from one family. They were also not just warriors but brave warriors. Known for bravery in battle. All from one family. Lastly the same family was…”
“The book of first kings chapter seven is long and full of construction details. Measurements and designs explained in detail. The details are so many, that you can actually picture in your mind how it looked like. The details are so many that a similar building could easily be reproduced today.”
“Abimelech admired Sarah the wife to Abraham. Abraham lied to Abimelech by telling him that Sarah was his sister. Abimelech took Sarah to begin marriage with her. Abimelech was genuinely unintentionally mistaken to take Sarah as his wife. What did God do?…”
“You can’t return to God while carrying along with you the things that offend the God whose favour you are seeking. In your journey to a new and better life with God, there are things you can’t bring with you…”
“This is one of the most telling verses in scripture. This verse opens our eyes more than many other Bible verses, so to speak. This verse explains a lot in very few words. Read and think about those inspired words again.”
“Failure is a bad thing. Failure leaves us feeling bad. Failure hurts. Failure disappoints. Failure is a setback. Failure can even be shameful and embarrassing. If we could avoid failure, we could.”
“Do you have prayers that have taken long to be answered? Is God seemingly too slowly in granting your request? … Hate it’s music. Hate its dressing. Hate its dancing. Hate its food. Hate its laws of power. Hate it’s handsome and beautiful people. Hate its philosophies. Hate its politics…”
“May God forgive us and save us from being stingy and selfish. May God forgive us for giving too much according to the poor congregation but too little in relation to our ability. May we always remember that God knows and cares about…”
“Now we know how God receives the money we give Him. Next question is, how does He use the money in human local currencies? Does He go to the market? Does He have a bank account?”