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  • First Corinthians Devotional Commentary

    First Corinthians Devotional Commentary

    Note From the Author Thank you for using this free resource. Below, you will find my brief notes on every verse in Paul’s first letter to the Church in Corinth to give some additional insight into your personal study of Paul’s letters, use in sermon preparation, or help as you lead your family in worship.…

  • Ministry Kills Homes: Wisdom From Proverbs 31 About the Priority of Our Household Responsibilities

    Ministry Kills Homes: Wisdom From Proverbs 31 About the Priority of Our Household Responsibilities

    Solomon advised his sons to look for a wife who is compassionate. Compassion equals unconditional love. A compassionate woman gives of herself and makes a relationship stronger. People can be careless in their compassion, neglecting responsibilities in order to serve those in need. Often, well-meaning and tenderhearted people give so much of themselves to others…

  • Developing True and Good Relationships: Wisdom from Proverbs 27

    Developing True and Good Relationships: Wisdom from Proverbs 27

    Today, I begin a new series about different types of relationships as they are described in the Bible. Truthfully, the entire Bible is about relationships. I have chosen to look at Proverbs 27 to see what wisdom Solomon has for us concerning the relationships we have. Everyone we know was at one time a stranger…

  • Christian Contentment

    Christian Contentment

    Paul has instructed those married to unbelievers to remain with them. He revealed that God hates all divorce and instructed people to, instead of seek their own freedom, to love their spouses. In such a revelation, we discover that love is not about me seeking what is right for me but, instead, long-suffering with others…

  • RElationships vs MElationships

    RElationships vs MElationships

    We spend much of our lives trying to become independent or trying to remove ourselves from under the authority of others. As teenagers, we long to become adults and move out of our parents’ houses. Then, we strive to work hard enough to no longer work. If we ever experience the blessing of marriage, it…

  • There is nothing scientific about it…

    Last night, at our church, we handed out candy to the neighborhood kids that were trick-or-treating. For those of you who know the neighborhood I live in: I was surprised that any parent would allow their children to trick-or-treat moving into the late hours. As I sat with my wife handing out candy, only one…