Tag Archives: Bible study

12/9/2014 Just as Jesus sent out the original twelve disciples, so also He sends us out. He generally told the disciples where to go, who to target with His message, and what to say. He empowered them for their mission … Continue reading →

12/8/2014 What is the key to forgiveness? Our faith! But, our faith in what or whom? Our faith should be in the one true God… Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the all-in-one. We can have a personal relationship with Him, … Continue reading →

12/7/2014 Jesus desires for us all to be healed. While many seek physical, emotional, or psychological healing, spiritual healing, including the restoration of a personal relationship with God, through Christ, is the key. Full healing may not occur until Jesus … Continue reading →

12/6/2014 Many words of wisdom are expressed in Matthew 7. • We will be judged by the same standard that we judge others, so maybe we better clean up our own act before thinking about criticizing others. • God desires … Continue reading →

12/5/2014 Matthew 6 is about some DOs and DON’Ts. Do give to the needy, but do not announce it to others. Do pray for people, but not because others will see or hear you pray and think you are righteous. … Continue reading →

12/4/2014 Want to be blessed? To learn biblically how to do so, read Matthew 5. If we do the things that Jesus described, we will be blessed. If we do the things that Jesus described, we will shed His light … Continue reading →

12/3/2014 Have you ever been tested? Jesus was! Testing has a way of helping us decide what is important; it helps us set priorities. Meeting the challenges of daily living and “passing the tests” can make us stronger. May we … Continue reading →

12/2/2014 Do you hear the voice of one calling? In Matthew 3, John the Baptist is preparing the way for Jesus Christ – His message and His ministry. We entered the advent season last Sunday. Advent is a time of … Continue reading →

In Matthew 2, we see how God would speak to Joseph in his dreams. It is interesting that Joseph did not question if it was really God speaking to him, he just listened and then obeyed. May we clearly hear … Continue reading →

The River Run Church is learning about the “organic church” and is seeking to function as the early church did. A suggestion, from our reading, was to work our way through the four gospels in three months. To do so, … Continue reading →