What’s the Use? Ecclesiastes 1:12–15; 2:18–26 Viktor Frankl was an Austrian philosopher who experienced the atrocities of the German death camp Auschwitz. He said the
Serve with courage 1 Kings 16:29–33; 17:1–6 One of my favorite prophets is Elijah. As a youth, I longed to grow into a man of
Dependence declared Job 42:1–11 At last, Job was humbled before the Lord with nowhere to look but up. Here is a life-changing truth: Either we
Sufficient in Christ alone Revelation 3:14–22 One of my favorite childhood pastimes was playing kickball. I always wanted to be captain because I could then
Power displayed Job 40:1–14 Correct Me? (1–5) Job wished he could summon the Lord into the courtroom, but the Lord summoned Job instead. Although the
Faithful in all things Revelation 3:7–13 Philadelphia was founded in 140 B.C. by Attalus II. His surname was Philadelphus, and out of love for his
Vigilant Against Complacency Revelation 3:1–6 Guard against spiritual complacency. (1–2) In this warning to the church in Sardis, Jesus says, “I know your works” (v.
Justice Sought Job 36:8–23 Why does man suffer? That is a question humans have asked for thousands of years. In Job’s time, it was thought
Strong in Purity Revelation 2:18–29 Thyatira’s sexually promiscuous pagan worship was seen as normative for much of the population. Consequently, this sexual immorality also became
Wisdom Gained Job 28:12–28 Wisdom is something all of us need. Life is filled with decisions, and those decisions become more and more difficult to
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