Jesus apparently grieved at the death of John the Baptist. Is it wrong, as some say, for us to grieve when we lose a loved one who dies in Christ?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:12-13

Jesus apparently grieved at the death of John the Baptist. Is it wrong, as some say, for us to grieve when we lose a loved one who dies in Christ?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:12-13
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When John the Baptist was beheaded due to the evil design of Herod’s illicit wife and her dancing daughter, it seemed God allowed evil to triumph over good. But did He?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 14:1-11
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God is certainly sovereign over Satan, but we have a God-given responsibility to resist the devil. How do we do that? What is scriptural spiritual warfare?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:43-45
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Satan can do nothing other than what our all-powerful God permits, and it is clear the devil does serve a purpose in God’s present plan. So what is that purpose?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:43-45
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Gentiles could be saved during Old Testament times, as indicated by the fact that the Queen of the South will be part of the jury at the judgement of the generation of Israelites who rejected Jesus. She turned to Solomon’s God, while he was enticed to serve idols by his many wives. What can we learn from this?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:42-45
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Jesus foretold that the men of Nineveh would be part of jury at the judgment of the generation of Israelites who rejected Him. The ramifications of that fact are enormous. What are they?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:41
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Matthew 12 is a very decisive chapter in which we learn of the rejection of Jesus by Israel’s leaders and their sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit. From this point on, Jesus’ ministry takes a noticeable change. What are those changes?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:38-41
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It seems that Jesus finally lost patience with the Pharisees as they asked Him to perform a sign shortly after He had performed a miracle they themselves said only the Messiah could perform. Jesus still promised them one final sign. What would it be?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:38-40
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Our words reveal what is in our hearts, and for that reason, God will justify or condemn people by their words. Praise God that the hearts of true Christians are full of love and the Holy Spirit, and it shows by what escapes their lips!
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:33-37
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Jesus taught that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is unpardonable. Reading His warning in context helps us understand what blasphemy against the Holy Spirit actually is. Could you commit it?
Todays Scripture: Matthew 12:30-32
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