Suffering as a Christian has been the overarching theme of this letter of Peter. Here Peter addresses the personal, internal suffering that comes from denying our own desires for sins of the flesh. Then he calls us to devote ourselves to four things: being watchful in prayer, having fervent love for one another, being hospitable,
The Scriptures teach that no person has ever seen God. Yet in Genesis 18 we learn that Abraham spoke with, washed the feet of, and fed God. What does this mean? This story also provides wonderful examples for us today in the life and character of Sarah, in Abraham's pleading with God for the people
Unusual House Guests for Abraham and Lot (Genesis 18-19:3) View Lesson
Unusual House Guests for Abraham and Lot (Genesis 18-19:3) View Lesson
In 2 Kings, chapter 4, we read about a nameless woman from Shunem whose kindness to Elisha results in both a miraculous birth and her son being raised from the dead. This story has much to teach us about the heart of God, service to each other, and saving faith. Teaching Notes Elisha, Pt.
Elisha, Pt. 4: The Shunammite Woman (2 Kings 4:8-37) View Lesson
Elisha, Pt. 4: The Shunammite Woman (2 Kings 4:8-37) View Lesson