One of the ways to love others is to get a job! David explains.
Todays Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:7-12
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As Paul admonishes his readers to pursue sanctification, sexual purity is at the top of his list. David explains why.
Todays Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:4-7
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Paul’s answer to the Philippian jailer’s question reveals what is often missing in the modern gospel.
Todays Scripture: Acts 16:26-31
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Paul and Silas were happy to suffer extraordinarily in order to follow God’s specific will for them. What does that say about professing Christians who are unwilling to even be inconvenienced by following God’s general will for everyone?
Todays Scripture: Acts 16:19-25
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Why would a demon tell people the truth, namely that Paul and Silas were proclaiming the way of salvation? David doesn’t know! (But he does share some things that he does knowí¢äå_)
Todays Scripture: Acts 16:15-18
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Christianity’s first convert in Europe, specifically in Greece, was a businesswoman! David explains how God opened her heart.
Todays Scripture: Acts 16:11-14
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Why did the Holy Spirit send Paul and Silas on a missionary journey, yet forbid them to preach the gospel as they traveled through what we know today as Western Turkey?
Todays Scripture: Acts 16:3-10
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Although Paul clearly believed that Gentiles did not need to be circumcised to be saved, he arranged for his new travel companion, Timothy, to be circumcised. What’s up?
Todays Scripture: Acts 15:40-16:3
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Good friends Paul and Barnabas couldn’t not agree on taking John Mark with them on a second missionary journey, and they consequently went their separate ways. Was it the bitter separation that is often portrayed by some commentators?
Todays Scripture: Acts 15:36-40
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We read today that “It seemed good” to Silas to remain in Antioch. From that, we can learn something about how God guides us.
Todays Scripture: Acts 15:29-35
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