Exodus 5:9
The greatest Sin is unbelief. Sinners who consider God’s message on Hell, the Judgment Day, the Coming of Christ as vain words harden their hearts. Repent believe in The Lord Jesus Christ and receive His free gift of Salvation.

Leviticus 19:28, Leviticus 21:5
While tattoos have become very popular in today's culture, God has clearly forbidden this practice. The question is, will you obey God, or will you go along with the ways of the world?

Leviticus 19:30
God had set aside one day of the week in which He commanded man to cease from work and worship Him in His holy temple. Does this command still hold for today?

Numbers 18:12
Everything we own and around us — even the very air we breathe belongs to God. God puts a claim upon each person to give back to Him the first fruits (tithes and offerings) of his possessions, obedience which will determine whether he will receive God’s blessings or a curse.

Deuteronomy 34:23
Moses is a beautiful role model of servanthood having chosen to suffer affliction with his fellow Jews, rather than live in the luxury of Pharaoh’s palace. His life of self-denial, obedience, and burden for God’s people earned him the title 'servant of the Lord'.

Deuteronomy 33:3-5
Moses lived a life totally surrendered to God, yet was unable to enter the Promised Land because no man can totally keep the Law. Moses loved the people, just as God loves us, and gave His Son to save us because the law cannot save.

Deuteronomy 32:45-47
God, thru His prophet Moses, gave us His Commandments by which we are to live and by which we will be judged. Our obedience to them is not optional — it is a matter of eternal life and death.

Joshua 13:1|Joshua 18:3
There are many rewards for us when we fight spiritual battles, yet too many Christians are indifferent and unwilling to press through spiritual conflicts and temptations. We will only have the Lord’s blessings if we go after them.

Judges 6:12-16
No matter what our circumstances, God is with us and will help us if we will call upon Him and trust Him. This requires action on our part: to open our hearts, remove fear and doubt, and cooperate with Him.

Judges 14:8-9
The weapon of Self is the weapon satan uses to destroy us. Therefore, we need to be dead to self and filled with the sweetness that comes from the Spirit of God. What does that look like?

Judges 14:8
Samson finding honey in the carcass of a lion is a Type of the Lord Jesus Christ — the Lion of Judah — Whose hands are dripping with heavenly honey. We can also drip with honey if we will put to death the lion of Self.

Judges 16:4
Love is a powerful emotion that can cause a person to go to the extreme for the one he loves. The object of one’s love can be a gateway to Heaven or Hell. Who or what is the object of your love?

Judges 6:34
Biblical history shows those who have been the most successful in life are those who have been fully consecrated to God. Half-hearted followers of Christ weaken the influence of the Body of Christ has in building up the Kingdom of God.

Ruth 1:22
In the Bible, Harvest not only refers to crops, but also to souls. Just as all grains do not ripen at the same time, God has a timetable when the first and final gathering of souls will take place. God’s Feast Days — the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) and the Feast of Tabernacles or Ingathering (Sukkot) — are shadows and fore types of these events.

Ruth 1:16-17
The story of Ruth beautifully depicts how faith in the True God, as seen in the life of Naomi — can influence those around them, helping them move into the destiny God has for them.

1 Samuel 15:17
The life of King Saul illustrates how self-sufficiency will always lead to failure and sorrow. Saul’s downward decline was tragic, given that he began with the best of human qualities. This is a lesson God wants all of us to learn.

1 Samuel 17:33
There was a time when it was unorthodox to reach the world with the gospel via television. David took down Goliath with a slingshot which was also unorthodox. If an unorthodox way is God’s way, then it will prosper.

1 Samuel 12:23
Prayerlesness is a sin which allows other sins to enter and dominate one's life. It then leads to a state of alienation from God.   Without prayer, we are weak, powerless, and break God’s heart.

1 Samuel 4:21
The dying wife of Phinehas gave birth shortly after learning the Ark of the Covenant had been taken by the Philistines during a battle, and named her son Ichabod, which means the glory has departed. There are churches, individuals, and Bible studies whose spiritual condition is such that they could be given this name.

2 Samuel 18:19
Absalom was the most handsome man in Israel. His supreme business in life was to prosper. His death was sudden and tragic like many of our youth today who have failed to seek The Kingdom of God. Seek ye First, The Kingdom of God and His Righteousness and all these things will be added unto you.