In your marriage and in your Christian life, it’s not law but love that matters: The law says, “You must.” Love says, “I want to.” Before you come to Christ, you are on a continual performance standard, trying to do more in order to win God’s approval. But through Christ you discover that God loves you in spite of your failure.
Text: Romans 7:1-6You can do “all things” if you rely on Jesus Christ. Not on your own strength, not on your own power, not on your own wisdom, and not on your own ability to figure things out. But if you will say, “Lord Jesus, this year I’m relying on you,” you can do all things through Christ.
Text: Philippians 4:13“Fear not that your life shall come to an end, but rather that it shall never have a beginning.” John […]
Text: Genesis 48-50For me the most poignant scene of the recent presidential campaign took place last Monday night in Houston where George […]
Text: Genesis 34-37In our study of the life of Jacob, we have come to a critical turning point. One might even call […]
Text: Genesis 32:22-32There are many ways in the English language to express the idea of retribution. For instance, we say, “Everything that […]
Text: Genesis 29We begin the final message in this series with the text of the Tenth Commandment: “You shall not covet your […]
Text: Exodus 20:17When I was growing up my mother had a little rhyme she often repeated to her four sons. You probably […]
Text: Exodus 20:16We live in a time when there is great fascination about life after death. S A few years ago Raymond […]
Text: VariousWe have two problems with this Commandment, and perhaps a third: 1. Many of us have negative memories associated with […]
Text: Exodus 20:12