There is not a single character in the Old Testament who can bear comparison with Moses.Missy armstrong tarafından oluşturuldu

As you reflect on the beauty and wonder of the ancient tabernacle today, let your thoughts focus also on the Son of God, who dwelled among us, took on our flesh, ate with tax collectors and sinners, and was swift to forgive. “…Now the dwelling of God is with men, and he will live with them. They will be his people, and God himself will be with them…

3 “You shall have no other gods before me. 4 “You shall not make for yourself an image in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below. 5 You shall not bow down to them or worship them; for I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, punishing the children for the sin of the parents to the third and fourth generat…

After the marvelous deliverance from Egypt and the opening up of the Red Sea, the children of Israel begin their pilgrimage toward the Promised Land with optimism and hope. Three days later, however, they find themselves dying of thirst, and are filled with indignation when they discover that the water at Marah is impure. Moses intercedes before Go…

Are you facing a ‘Red Sea’ experience at this moment: difficulties ahead, danger behind? Then remember God’s word through Moses: “Stand firm, and see the salvation of the Lord” (EX 14:13). Stop struggling, stop striving—and EXPECT A MIRACLE! “Jesus looked at them and said, ‘With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.’” (Matt.…

How easily we forget that when God decrees a thing, no matter who or what stands against Him, His purposes are always fulfilled. Has God decreed something in your life? Then be encouraged, for even though the timing of His purposes may not coincide with yours, He will most certainly bring them to pass. “God is not a man, that he should lie, nor a s…

This week we start studying Moses' Life, beginning in the Basket on the Nile and ending this week with Moses leaving Midian to return to Egypt. In this small second of Moses' life, we see God's Hand directing his life, mistakes made by Moses, and the power of God present with Moses. Key Verse of this week: 1 Corinthians 1:27-28 New International Ve…

His brothers visit Joseph and he saves their lives. we also look at what we can learn from Joseph. Joseph’s Life Mirrors Jesus’ Gen. 37:3 — Beloved by their fathers — Matt. 3:17 Gen. 37:13-14 — Sent by their fathers to their brothers — Luke 20:13; Heb. 2:12 Gen. 37:4, 5, 8 — Hated by their brothers without a cause — John 1:11; 7:5; 15:25 Gen. 39:7 …

In a dramatic turn of events, Joseph is transported from prison to become the second in command of Egypt. The events that led to this change in Joseph’s destiny have to do with the cupbearer who, when he hears that Pharaoh has had a dream which the wise men of his household cannot interpret, remembers how Joseph interpreted his own dream while he w…

The story of Joseph is unquestionably one of the most thrilling in the whole of Scripture, which records his life in more detail than is given about the lives of other great patriarchs, such as Abraham and Isaac. Joseph’s life mirrors the life and character of our Lord Jesus Christ, in many ways. The likenesses between Joseph and Christ are so comp…

The outstanding lesson of Jacob’s life is that God never fails to discipline those who resist, or who are slow to conform to His purposes. If we do not rise to the level which God purposes for us willingly, then we will be obliged to rise to it through the firm hand of discipline. Jacob’s life also shows that it never pays to cheat or deceive, as t…

We learn about Jacob's attempt to leave Laban and the deal he makes with Laban. We see how God blesses Jacob and how he wrestles with him and Cripples him. Do we feel like Jacob feel on the one hand the pull of the divine purpose and on the other, the varied claims of relations and friends? We must aim to keep all our relationships open, but give G…

Jacob’s parents were Isaac and Rebekah, and Esau was his twin brother. God spoke to Rebekah before the birth of the twins, saying, “Two nations are in your womb…and the older (Esau) will serve the younger (Jacob)” (Gen. 25:23). As soon as Jacob makes his appearance in Scripture, we find him manipulating his brother Esau into surrendering his birthr…

Isaac started well but as he grew older his faults became more evident. He is regarded by many as being fond of the good life, and unduly favoring the son who provided them for him. Despite his negative qualities, Isaac had many virtues and graces: faith (Heb. 11:20), obedience (Gen. 22:6-9), affection (Gen. 24:67, 25:28, 27:27-33), as well as gent…

The story of Issac shows us how to be a dutiful child, a kind person, stand our ground and be unequally yoked together. In other words, don't date below your calling.Missy armstrong tarafından oluşturuldu

The last installment of the study of Abraham. Abraham's obedience to God, through curcumin to the offering of Issac as a sacrifice. We Look at his intercessory prayer and his unyielding faith in God.Missy armstrong tarafından oluşturuldu

God has promised Abram great things including great numbers of descendants. Abram sets for the first mention of the tithe with Melchedidek and Abram and Sarai jumped ahead of God and instead of standing on faith chose to move ahead of God. God's promises to Abraham: I will make you a great nation. I will bless you. I will make your name great. You …

This week we look at Abraham from his call from the call of God to the separation of Abraham and Lot. God may call us and not give us a clear destination, but when we are called He gives us promises. Step ut on faith and hold on to the promise. The journey may be more impactful than the destination.Missy armstrong tarafından oluşturuldu

God chose Noah for a ministry, just as he has chosen you. Noah’s life and witness illustrate the importance of maintaining a consistent witness in the face of abounding scorn and ridicule, and never giving up even though one’s message seems to be falling on deaf ears.Missy armstrong tarafından oluşturuldu

God found favor in Noah in wicked times. He can also find favor in us during these wicked times. This week we look at the story of Noah's life and faith up to the flood. We discover if God has put a calling in our hearts, He has already factored in our weaknesses.Missy armstrong tarafından oluşturuldu