In Joshua 3, God appoints Joshua to lead the Israelites across the Jordan River. This passage often comes to Brother Paul’s mind as a new year begins. While the future may be uncertain, and we may not know what lies ahead, Brother Paul encourages us to remember what Jesus has already done for us. He reminds us to have faith and to take each day one step at a time.
Elder Chris continues with Matthew 11:1-6: “And it came to pass, when Jesus had made an end of commanding his twelve disciples, he departed thence to teach and to preach…
The Apostle Peter wanted to stir the minds of followers as he was leaving this world. His mind was focused on the mount of transfiguration where he saw a preview…
Elder James asks the question “What makes the Primitive Baptist different than other orders?” He points out two salvations that we believe in (eternal and time salvation) and defends it…
Elder James points out that the Lord is not a man. His ways are not our ways. His ways are so much better. He can be all over, working in…
The Apostle Paul writes in Philippians of being honest with a deeper understanding of the term than we define it today. He defines it as being honorable. Elder Chris explains…
Elder Chris reads of David’s efforts to bring the ark of God to the city of God. He examines the instructions to Moses on its construction where we find a…
