Epithet’s of King David of Israel
David's epithets: 1) A Mighty Man of War, 2) Sweet Psalmist of Israel, 3) Thou Art the Man, 4) A Man After God's Own Heart. Each person should learn from David's life.
David's epithets: 1) A Mighty Man of War, 2) Sweet Psalmist of Israel, 3) Thou Art the Man, 4) A Man After God's Own Heart. Each person should learn from David's life.
Jesus is saying in Mark 8:38 is that those who are ashamed of Him in an adulterous and sinful generation, have their values wrong. Jesus is pure, holy, good, and right. We should feel good about knowing Him and associating with His body, the church. If we find ourselves ashamed of Jesus and His people, we need to examine ourselves. The fault is not in Jesus, but in ourselves for honoring the wrong values.
In this lesson we will look at four character lessons from the life of Moses. He 1) Shunned Sin, 2) Practiced Patience, 3) Erred in Excuses, and 4) Manifested Meekness. Each should have more knowledge of Moses and his character. This lesson seeks to help all understand more about Moses character and the example he sets for us today.
God dwells with the one who swears to his own hurt and changes not (Psalm 15:4). Keeping a costly promise, as God always keeps His, makes us most like Him.
God's mercies are new every morning (Lamentations 3:21-24): 1) God Is Present, 2) Blessings Continue, 3) Old Things Pass, 4) Promises Are Sure. Each person can rest.
In this lesson we will learn that Gideon was 1) Timid, 2) Courageous, 3) Faithful. We learn that God uses people with flaws for their growth and His glory.
The only reason that I know that God created mankind was because He wanted to demonstrate His love and goodness toward all even those who would reject Him, and He must have thought that this was worth demonstrating for His own character’s sake and because some of mankind would be saved.
Narcissism is false self-love, an unhealthy focus of self upon self. Godly self-love is based on God's love (Matthew 22:39). The first step to recovery is admitting it.
Being authentic, or sincere (Philippians 1:9-10), means being true to our identity and not pretending to be something we are not. Our true identity is found in Christ.
Abraham, the friend of God (Hebrews 11:8-10), shows 1) Faith, 2) Family Leadership, 3) Friendship. Each person should learn to imitate his faithful character.