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Bible Studies

A Heart With A Mind Of Its Own II by Dale Linton
Our hearts are extremely complex and when we attempt to run the show; then the show must NOT go on! See why!
The Bible: unique & alone the Word of God by Fergus Davar
When the Spotlight is on the Bible, other books (religious or non religious) seem far behind because the Bible is based on divine revelation while others and based on not very reliable human understanding.
Trust and Belief by Fergus Davar
What is trust and belief fundamentally, a Biblical view.
A Heart With A Mind Of Its Own by Dale Linton
The word heart is commonly used in our English language. God has allowed for us to use the word in a way that reveals its biblical identity.
What Does The Bible Say About Addiction? by Dale Linton
See what God has given us to foundationally know about the mystery of addiction.
An Operational Explanation of Knowledge by Dale Linton
Learn why the lack of knowledge leads to destruction.
An Overview Of Revelation by Donald Mehl
In order to provide the reader with a basic understanding of Revelation, this writing provides an overview or summary of that most essential and final book of Scripture.
The Potential In Our Spirit by Dale Linton
Have you ever wondered what the phrase "spirit of your mind" means? Learn what this means through an analogy that's a part of everyday life.
The Ingredients Of Great Faith by Dale Linton
We are given a definition of "great faith" in the following verses. The son of God marvelled at something in this story and then defined it, as to give us a clue to how we might access such faith. So, what does Jesus marvel at and cause Him to pronouce as great faith?
Jesus alone is worthy by Fergus Davar
In all creation there is nothing that is worthy of salvation but there is One who is not part of creation, who existed as God from the beginning, who is the Lamb, who alone is worthy of all things.
The language of God by BOWATNER MBAIMOUN WATCHMAN
Language communication is to understand and be understood.
Taking a closer look at the Midianites by Robert Randle
Not much is generally known about the Midianites except that Moses stayed in Midian to escapr Pharaoh's wrath, and he later married a woman named Zipporah who bore him two sons. it is also in this land where Moses is led to the burning bush on mount Sinai while herding sheep after some forty years of sojourneying there. It was nevr quite known who these people were but it seems in all probability that they were Arabs, part Ishmaelites and descendants of Keturah, whom Abraham married after Sarah's death.
Some things you might not know about King Solomon by Robert Randle
Many of those who read the Bible are familiar with King Solomon's fame, wisdom, wealth, meeting the Queen of Sheba, and how many wives and concubines he had, etc. King Solomon also had some othe rinteresting tidbits about his like that are seldom mentioned or little known; which makes this introduction even that much more interesting.
The miracle working rod of Aaron by Robert Randle
In the many made-for-television movies the depiction of Aaron is always that of a minor player, with Moses being the central figure in God casting plagues upon the land of Egypt and liberating the children of Israel from 400 years of slavery. Although this appears true on the surface, Aaron's role is understated and few of us realize the significant part he played in this epic drama that helped establish the Jewish nation from among 12 tribal clans and a mixed multitude of possibly Egyptian and other ethnic groups.
Spiritual Blindness by Fergus Davar
An article showing blindness and death to exist only in the absence of Jesus.
Psalm 34:1-9--Praise to God by Jeanne E. Webster
A testimony of the redeemed. Praise to our Lord for hearing our prayers.
No Matter What by Harry Toye
But what difference could one small child make in the scheme of things? A child of his beloved could only be a blessing, he rationalized; but then buried his face in his huge hands and wept uncontrollably.
Habakkuk 2: Your Life is Futile (And God Approves) by Jim Barringer
Have you ever been reading the Bible and suddenly spotted a verse that you couldn't make any sense of? A great example is Habakkuk 2:13, where the prophet says, "Behold, is it not from the Lord of Hosts that peoples labor themselves merely for fire, and nations weary themselves for nothing?" It sounds like Habakkuk is saying that God designed life to be hollow, empty, and unsatisfying, and that he's quite happy with this state of affairs.
The Disease That Infected Humankind Part 1 by Byron Register
Through one man Satan infected humankind with a disease that could not be cured b humankind but God had the cure in One man, Jesus Christ.
Looking for Mr Right by Marijo Phelps
Seeking a lifetime mate? Read on....
Authority in Jesus by Marijo Phelps
A short devotional on authority in Jesus
That Which is Pleasing to the Lord a Study for a Leadership Team by Marijo Phelps
Some points to ponder for a ministry leadership team.
Let us say "God willing" by Fergus Davar
About not making statements on your own steam or pride.
Peaceful Chaos (Part I) by Drew Scot
Peace in the midst of the storm is more than a nifty slogan... it is the Christian experience. God wants us to show the strength of our convictions no matter the circumstances.
God's Long Distance Love Letters, an Introduction by The Masked Truelovers
Do you have a long distance relationship with God? He has already courted all of humanity through His own version of long distance love letters. In the messages of the Bible, we learn of God's intimate love. How do we know they are truly from our Creator?
Some Thoughts on Psalm 6 by Marijo Phelps
Some thoughts after reading Psalm 6.
That They Should Believe the Lie by Marijo Phelps
Are we in the last days?
Glimpses into some Biblical events Timelines by Robert Randle
When reading or studying the Holy Scriptures the placement of certain verses in the text is often not considered as to whether or not it is in correct chronological sequence. Usually a passage is read as though it naturally flows effortlessly from one theme to another in an unbroken divine ordering, but is this necessarily the case?
Be free from deceit by Fergus Davar
About always listening to God and trusting in Jesus.
"The Lord Our Salvation" Jer 33:16 by Fergus Davar
A study into who was the promised King to Israel and Judah. The King who was known as "The Lord our Salvation"