Hebrews 11:24-28 Exodus 2, 3, 4 George Muller -- Faith does not operate in the realm of the possible. There is no glory for God in that which is humanly possible. Faith begins where man's power ends. Moses was the birth son of a simple family of the tribe of Levi. His father’s ... Continue

I will begin this morning by quoting William Tiptaft, a man used greatly of God and now gone to be with Him: I am, he said, quite sick of modern religion—it is such a mixture, such a medley, such a compromise. I find much, indeed, ... Continue

I will begin this morning by quoting William Tiptaft, a man used greatly of God and now gone to be with Him: I am, he said, quite sick of modern religion—it is such a mixture, such a medley, such a compromise. I find much, indeed, of this ... Continue

The Apostle Paul, here we shall refer to him as “Dr.” Paul, urges us to exercise…not our physical bodies, for there is little profit in that, but to exercise unto godliness. Dr. Paul, employs the use of similes or metaphors to emphasize his point: I. THE ATHLETE. ... Continue

Our Lord’s teaching the disciples of the true character of those who follow him must have come as quite a shock. Here was their Messiah setting Himself to speak great and profound words. The ears of the disciples were ready to hear from their King. They wanted to hear Him ... Continue

Augustine a third Century Theologian said: The word of God is shallow enough for a lamb to wade but deep enough for an elephant to drown. When I was a small boy one of my greatest days of fun was when ... Continue

        Some sage has rightly said, to seeking souls He (Jesus) always gives more than their hearts expect. The Scripture declares, Seek, and ye shall find [Mat. 7:7].                 These ladies, Mary Magdalene, the woman Jesus saved from stoning and advised her to “go, and sin no more,” and the one ... Continue