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We have been looking at ways God speaks to us. In our last few posts we examined God speaking through His written word and others. Today we will look what the Bible calls the “still small voice.”

The other day I was speaking with my daughter and mentioned this series on “Ways God Speaks.” She said something like, “God often uses people to speak to us” and it arrested my attention.

In our last post we established the importance of the Word of God as our foundation. As we know the Word, we can more easily discern the...

Once we accept the fundamental truth that God wants to speak to us, we can begin to learn the ways He speaks or communicates.   Many...

In this series we will look at some of the primary ways God speaks to us, including verbal and non-verbal communications.

We have discussed the dangers of covetousness and greed, but have not dealt much with what it means to be content. Contentment can seem like a relative thing to some, but the Bible clearly says... "Now godliness with contentment is great gain. "

God’s desire has always been to have a family. When He created Adam and Eve, He wanted a family.

One of the common sins in the church today is indifference and apathy towards the work of God.

At times it can seem like the heavens are brass, and our prayers are not touching the heart of God. It can seem like we are stuck and not...

At the beginning of the year many ministries and churches proclaim a time of fasting to spiritually set the course of the year.

In a court of law, a defendant must be found guilty of a crime before he or she is charged and sentenced.

Today we will look at what it means to be fruitful.

Today we will look at what it means to be focused in our walk with God. The definition for the word focus is the center of interest of...

The next characteristic we will look at in this series is being fervent. Fervency keeps us from being timid, lukewarm, and casual believers

The four characteristics we will look at in this series are faithful, fervent, focused, and fruitful. They are essential....

Sometimes God in His mercy, will allow (a temporal) judgment to come upon an individual in hopes they will repent and turn to Him.

Our God is more merciful than most can imagine, yet because He is just, He must render or allow judgment for unrepented sin and rebellion.

In our last four posts we looked at the mercy of God, and recognized we are all recipients of it. Today we will look at another aspect of...

The English poet, Alexander Pope, is well known for his quote, “To err is human, to forgive divine.”

All throughout the Bible we find words like mercy, mercies, and merciful to describe God’s kindness and forbearance to withhold judgement.

The Old Testament is full of God’s dealings with Israel to turn them from their sin, idolatry, and immorality. In His mercy, He continually sent prophets to warn them...

One of God’s great attributes towards humanity is His mercy. This is one of the most mysterious and awe-inspiring aspects...

During a recent online interview, a dear friend of mine named John Fenn, of Church Without Walls International, said we should not rejoice when leaders fall...

When Israel was near to entering the Promised Land, Moses sternly charged the tribe of Gad and Reuben...