The Word to the World
The last few days have been interesting to say the least, haven’t they? We are certainly living in an unprecedented time of global upheaval and flux. I don’t mean that it’s unprecedented in terms of severity; certainly in times past the world has faced threats
If you play with fire, sooner or later you’re going to be burnt. Proverbs 6:20–35 gives us some very practical warnings to help us not to burn our clothes on the hot coals of adultery and sexual sin.
God can either be a strong fortress and a help in need of trouble or an earth-melting enemy. He can either be your ally, taking care of your tomorrow, or your adversary, bringing you to a swift end. He can either be your friend, who
Jesus wanted his followers to have peace in the midst of tribulation. He encouraged their peace because he had overcome the world. Since he overcame, we can be at peace that we, too, will conquer as we rely on his strength.