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There are many spiritual blessings that we have “in Christ” (Ephesians 1:3) so many, in fact, that much paper and ink would be required to list and reflect on them. But in all of these blessings, isn’t it a blessing that God made us with the ability to praise Him! (Psalm 146:1-2; Psalm 147:1; Psalm … Continue reading “Praise God That We Can “Press Toward The Mark” – Bible study”

From todays Montana Street bulletin, comes the following contrast, along with corresponding Scriptures: Doubt sees the obstacles Faith sees the way (John 14:6; cf. Hebrews 9:7-14). Doubt sees the darkest night Faith sees the day (John 12:46; cf. John 8:12; 2 Corinthians 4:3-6). Doubt dreads to take a step Faith soars on high (Isaiah 40:28-31; … Continue reading “Doubt And Faith Contrasted – Bible study”

There are two views in the religious world regarding the church. One view is that the church is simply a conglomerate, composed of all folks who believe in Christ, regardless of which denominational body to which they belong. The other view maintains that while the church is composed of every saved person on earth, only … Continue reading “Simple New Testament Christianity – Bible study”

In Acts 16:14-15, we read about the conversion of Lydia and her household. It’s interesting to note that she had a godly character which included caring and hospitality. As visitors to her home, she made Paul and Silas feel welcome, loved, and cared for. So much so, that she issued them this compelling invitation: “….she … Continue reading “The Blessings Of Hospitality – Bible study”

George Washington once stated, “Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation for ’tis better to be alone than in bad company.” (see rule #56). The inspired writer, Paul wrote something similar, “Do not be deceived: Bad company corrupts good morals.” (1 Corinthians 15:33 NASB). The motto of the Christian … Continue reading “Who Are We A Companion Of? – Bible study”

At one time, tennis great Boris Becker was at the very top of the tennis world, and yet at the same time, he was on the brink of suicide. He once stated, I had won Wimbledon twice before, once as the youngest player. I was rich. I had all the material possessions I needed. I … Continue reading “Finding The Missing Link – Bible study”

Almost everyone has at least one scar somewhere on their body, and some folks have multiple scars. Every scar tells a story. For example, I have about a three inch scar on the inside of my thigh that was caused by a razor blade cut when I was three years of age (yes, I was … Continue reading “Every Scar Tells A Story – Bible study”

The noted Jewish teacher, Gamaliel, warned the Sanhedrin council to be careful concerning their treatment of the apostles of the Lord (Acts 5:39). We read the same idea in the Old Testament (2 Chronicles 13:12). Truly, there is no power but of God (Romans 13:1), and He ruleth by his power forever (Psalm 66:7 KJV). … Continue reading “Fighting Against God – Bible study”

Robert Burns, the Scottish poet, once penned the now-familiar saying, “The best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men gang aft agley.” In today’s English, we would simply say that our best laid plans, “often go awry.” Mr. Burns correctly observed that the things we plan, don’t always turn out the “way” we plan. Regarding any … Continue reading “On The Best Laid Schemes – Bible study”

Regarding the stresses in our life, the apostle Paul stated in Philippians 4:6 (Kenneth E. Wuest – Expanded Translation): “Stop worrying about even one thing, but in everything by prayer whose essence is that of worship and devotion and by supplication which is a cry for your personal needs, with thanksgiving let your requests for … Continue reading “Reducing Life’s Stresses – Bible study”