The above account is given by Rahab, a prostitute in Jericho, who understood the Fear of the Lord. Think about it! How is it possible for a woman of non-Jewish descent, to have such an awareness of the power and might of God?

When Jesus sent His disciples to the towns and villages to preach the gospel, He gave them specific instructions on what to do (Luke 10:1-11). When visiting homes, they were not to barge in and preach the gospel but first say to them, “Peace be to this house!”

In 2 Corinthians 5:14-15, the Apostle Paul reveals what controls his life. It is the love of Christ. It was this love that motivated him. In everything that he did for God and the Church, his one controlling or governing factor was Christ’s love.

2024 is the Year of Soul Winning for our church. What does this mean for you and me? As we progress into 2024, let us keep inclining our ears to His Word and pray that God will give us a deeper love of His wisdom and understanding in all things.

God was about to do a New Thing as Joshua assumed the leadership role from Moses. This portion of Biblical history carries great significance as we look forward to the time of the Lord’s return.

The above is a chorus I used to sing in my early days as a Christian. This song is a reflection of the Words of Jesus found in John 15. The word “abide or abideth” is mentioned 10 times in John 15:1-10.

One of the most frequently quoted Bible passages is Psalm 23. Millions of people have found comfort and strength by meditating on it. There is so much packed into these six verses. Therein lies the provision for all human needs, not just in this life but also in eternity.

Luke’s account of the birth of Jesus begins with the indication of the time and circumstances surrounding His birth. He was born during the reign of Augustus Caesar and when Quirinius was the governor of Syria. It was at that time that a census for the purpose of tax was ordered by the emperor.

Join Ps Timothy O’Connell as he relives a transformative period of spiritual insight in this devotional, ‘A Memorable Week,’ where three ministers delivered timeless teachings from December 5-12, 1982.

This is the third and final message in our series on “What can I do for you”? Our study has examined the invitation that God has given to many Biblical characters throughout history. Is such an invitation being made available to the church of our day?