The first chapters of Leviticus are taken up with the detail of the five offerings – The burnt, meat, peace, sin, and trespass offerings. All these offerings speak of Christ and His work of redemption. The burnt offering [Lev.1:3]. occupies a prominent position and pictures Calvary. Let us learn its unmistakable lessons. [...]
Devotional "Not having mine own righteousness ... but that which is through the faith of Christ." Philippians 3:9 If faith in obeying the law was something good, then Paul had more reason to boast than others. He briefly gives his pedigree as to the law with the summary conclusion that he was outwardly blameless [...]
For a long time, motherhood and fatherhood have been remembered, but the modern versions are of relatively recent origin. Fathers’ Day was first recognized in 1910 at the behest of Sonora Smart Dodd. He established it on the third Sunday of June. Mothers’ Day was on the initiative of Anne Jarvis, of [...]
Devotional Of the bishop, that is, elder or pastor, it is written that he must be “One that ruleth well his own house, having his children in subjection with all gravity; (For if a man know not how to rule his own house, how shall he take care of the church of God?).” [...]
“When I have a convenient season” Acts 24:25 Paul almost lost his life in Jerusalem. When he went into the temple with some friends, a riot situation developed. Paul would have been murdered had it not been for the timely intervention of the chief captain of the Roman army, who took him into custody [...]
Devotional Nehemiah, the good, rose up from his weeping to do something about a vision God had laid on his heart. Under divine providence, he was soon transported from Shushan to his beloved city, Jerusalem, armed with authority and equipped with materials to rebuild the ruined city. The first device of the "enemy," [...]
Ephesus was a place of exciting memories for Paul. It was a city where much Gospel fruit was gathered, with many Ephesians coming to Christ. It was also a place where he encountered great opposition, especially when the idolatrous silversmiths saw their profits endangered. It was therefore understandable that Paul wanted to meet [...]
Devotional "He ordained twelve, that they should be with him." Mark 3:14 It is interesting to examine the twelve disciples our Lord Jesus Christ chose to be with Him and ordained to His service. In His inscrutable wisdom, the Lord chose men from all walks of life and from a wide variety of [...]
The feeding of five thousand people is the only miracle mentioned by all four Gospel writers, and it had more witnesses than any other. It benefitted the largest number of people. Perhaps the greatest lesson from this miracle is that God can take a mere lad and his lunch to do a great [...]
Devotional “For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.” Jeremiah 29:11 The letter from Jeremiah to the captives in Babylon was devastating. False prophets had been assuring the Jews that their captivity would soon end. [...]
“Moses was learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians, and was mighty in words and deeds” [Acts 7:22]. Such was the description that was written of Moses the man of God. One can well understand this of the man who was drawn from the water by Pharaoh’s daughter, nursed by his own [...]
Devotional “Holding forth the word of life.” Philippians 2:16 Having just called the world "crooked and perverse" (Philippians 2:15), Paul reminds us that we are to maintain an impeccable testimony before it. We are to be "blameless and harmless, the sons of God, without rebuke." But Paul doesn't stop there. In today's text, [...]
