Keep Focussed – Titus 3:8-11

When running a race, children often make the mistake of watching the other runners to see how they rate with them. It could run much faster if they kept their eyes focused on the goal and avoided all distractions. That same principle is true in the Christian life. We must keep our eyes focussed on […]

Safely Home – Genesis 33:1-20

There is always a sense of relief and gladness to get finally safely home after a long trip. I think that is what Jacob must have felt as he finally got safely home in Canaan. Transition When Jacob was just outside of Canaan, he met Esau, had a discussion with him, and then he entered […]

Duties to Pagan Leaders – Titus 3:1-2

It would be great if all of our government leaders were fine godly Christians and all the laws of the land were biblical and just. That ideal situation does not exist in this sin-cursed world. Most of our government leaders are pagans not Christians. As a result, Christians sometimes think they are justified in disobeying […]

Biblical Baptism – Acts 8:26-39

Of all the subjects in the Bible, few have caused more conflicts down through history than the subject of baptism. In his booklet “Trail of Blood”, J.M. Carroll states, The rejection of baptismal regeneration and infant baptism have, “according to the testimony of well-established history, caused the shedding of more Christian blood, as the centuries […]

Doctrine for Servants – Titus 2:9-10

“The lot of a Christian slave was as nearly intolerable as possible. Without anything except the bare necessities for existence, slaves toiled continually without pay, without vacation, often even without any appreciation on the part of their masters. They had no legal or natural rights of any kind. When they became ill, they were allowed […]