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The story is told of Italian violinist Nicolo Paganini (1782-1840), that as he was playing an extremely difficult piece of music before a large audience, a string on his violinsnapped yet he continued to play, improvising beautifully. Then without warning, two more strings broke, and he continued the composition playing with only one string. When … Continue reading “Making The Most Of One String – Bible study”

On the day of judgment, God won’t ask the following questions: God won’t ask what kind of car we drove, but He’ll ask how many people we drove who didn’t have transportation. God won’t ask the square footage of our house, but He’ll ask how many people we welcomed into our home. God won’t ask … Continue reading “God Won’t Ask…… – Bible study”

In Psalm 23:1-2, the Psalmist states, “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake.” From these passages, we are comforted by the … Continue reading “Divine Guidance – Bible study”

In all my years as a Christian, I’ve learned the following: 1) That you can do or say something in an instant that will give you heartache for life. 2) That it’s taking me a long time to become the person God wants me to be. 3) That you should always leave loved ones with … Continue reading “I’ve Learned….. – Bible study”

When weary we get, consider we ought, The way of the path Jesus trod. To Calvary’s crest, upon it to rest, A cross with a Man nailed upon. Though weary was He, yet faithful indeed, Enduring the pain, shame, and thirst. And when it was o’er, our sins he had bore, Til soldier with spear … Continue reading “Weary, But Faithful! – Bible study”

There is much confusion in the religious world as to the avenues of our salvation as described in the Bible. Through the use of a good concordance (this writer used Youngs Analytical Concordance), this confusion can be alleviated. The following is a biblical list of what we are saved by. Although this is certainly not … Continue reading “What Are We Saved By? – Bible study”

The story relating to our title, “Yield Not To Temptation,” is told of a poverty-stricken mother with five children, who was on her way to a pawn shop, with hopes of getting a loan of $60 for her TV set. Then something very unusual happened an armored truck filled with sacks of money suddenly drove … Continue reading ““Yield Not To Temptation” | Moral Fiber Illustrated – Bible study”

Bulletin article by Mike Riley focusing on our attention or lack thereof on the matter of worship. There is a great need for focus in the worship of God. Hence the need for a worship strategy. The Lord’s stinging rebuke to His people through the prophet Malachi was, “I have no pleasure in you” (Malachi … Continue reading “Worship Strategy – Bible study”

A querist asks, Ive heard of the Mormons and other religious groups all claiming to have present-day apostles. My question is, what qualified an individual to be an apostle of Christ in the first century? In other words, What are the qualifications of an Apostle? Just as there were false apostles in the first century … Continue reading “Qualifications Of An Apostle – Are There Any Modern-day Apostles? – Bible study”

A querist asks, “I’ve been reading from the American Standard Version of 1901. Would you please comment on Psalm 119:160 ASV, focusing on the word ‘sum’”? In Psalm 119:160 ASV, the text states: “The sum of thy word is truth; And every one of thy righteous ordinances endureth for ever.“ The New King James Version … Continue reading ““The Sum Of Thy Word Is Truth” – Bible study”