How Do You Relate to the God Who Has No Needs?

James Rochford
2 Samuel 7

How do you relate to a God who has no needs? You trust that He does not want to take from you anything that is worth anything. You focus on God's promises, not what you think you deserve. You accept and appreciate what God has already given you.

Do Not Quench the Spirit

Lee Campbell
1 Thessalonians 5:19-22

It can be difficult to understand the meaning of the command to not quench the Spirit since it is put in the negative. If we change it to the positive it may be better understood. To not quench the Spirit means to walk in and keep in step with the Spirit by glorifying God, following His leadership and by pursuing righteousness.

God's Kingdom

Mike Sullivan
Ezekiel 39:9-48:35

Ezekiel has a vision that lays out the blueprints for the new temple in the Millennial Kingdom. Despite the vast amount of misinformation that has been spread concerning the End Times, we should not shy away from the topic but instead look to the Bible to decipher what is true.

War

Mike Sullivan
Ezekiel 38:1-23

Examining Ezekiel's prophecies about Israel and the end times, we see that some of these prophecies have already been fulfilled. These fulfilled prophecies give us reassurance that we can trust in God's words.

How to Live in Light of Christ's Return

Patrice McCormac
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11

Paul comforts the Thessalonians by reminding them of what he told them regarding the Day of the Lord. Knowing that this life of trials and pain is not all there is, can impact how Christians live in this world. We can live with hope and alertness, looking for opportunities to love and encourage one another and not succumb to despair.

More to Reality than Meets the Eye

Mike Sullivan
Ezekiel 26:1-28:19

Reflecting on Ezekiel's fulfilled prophecies, we see that God is involved throughout history. In light of Ezekiel's prophecy about Satan, we must learn how to guard ourselves against God's enemy.

Give Us a King

Dennis McCallum
1 Samuel 8-10

The time of the Judges is ending and the people clamor for a king like the other nations. Although God knows this will end badly for the Israelites, He agrees to their demand because He has a better king in mind for the future.

Valley of Dry Bones

Chris Hearty
Ezekiel 37:1-27

Although many of the prophecies in Ezekiel 37 have been doubted throughout time, we see that many of these unlikely prophecies have already come to pass.

The Rise of the Antichrist and the End of the World

Scott Risley
2 Thessalonians 2:1-12

Paul follows up a previous letter to a relatively new Christian community in Thessalonica that had been upset by some false information spread about the antichrist and the end of the world. Paul reminds them of what he had taught them earlier about all the signs to look for of the end of the age and reassures them they had not missed the rapture.