Luke 10:38-42. Martha was distracted from hearing The Word of God and instead was troubled and worried about many things. We must first chose to ”sit at Jesus’ feet” and let him speak, minister, love, correct, guide, wdify and then we can serve from all that we receive and with...

Luke 10:25-37. The Lawyer asked “Who is my neighbour, apparently believing that he was adequately loving his neighbour and earning eternal life. “Jesus uses this parable, which is so commonly misunderstood, to strip man of his righteousness and to reveal his need for grace and mercy. If you think a...

Luke 10:1-24. What should make us rejoice as a Christian? How can a person’s eyes and ears be blessed? How can someone’s name be written in heaven? are there consequences for rejecting Jesus? What difference does it make to believe? 

Neh 10:1-39. Do Christians today have to keep the Sabbath? Can we work on Sundays? Do we have to tithe? Are we under the law in some areas? These questions are addressed as we considered the Jewish remnant realign their hearts afresh to the law, making fresh commitments to God....

Luke 10:25-37. “The Good Samaritan”, perhaps the most misunderstood parable of all, teaches us that our love is deficient, we cannot keep the law, and we can only be saved by grace. Then, once we have His spirit, we can love as we are supposed to. It’s not that we...

Mark 10:42-45. The use of authority, given to a church leader is for the purpose of serving, encouraging, building. Sadly it is often used to manipulate, dominate, and hurt people. How far removed this is from the Biblical model of a servant-leader! Here we explore some principles regarding a Biblically-based...

Dan 10:1-21. Daniel’s last and most detailed vision of the latter days relating to Israel is found in Chap’s 10-12. Chap 10 prepares us and sets the stage for the details laid out in Chap 11 & 12. We also gain amazing insights into prayer and spiritual warfare as Daniel’s...

Heb 10:1-4. Exodus 25:10-22 (Slideshow Download Available) The Book of Hebrews unlocks the mystery of The Jewish Tabernacle in that is an object lesson, a copy and a shadow of the true heavenly reality. Through studying some key verses in Heb 8, 9 and 10, we gain some incredible insights...

John 10:1-42. In one of John’s 7 “I AM’s”, Jesus refers to himself as both the good shepherd and the door/gate to the sheepfold. As the good shepherd we see the love of our Lord expressed in laying down his life for the sheep.

Ezra 9 & 10 The close of Ezra brings us to the needed reforms of the people who had fallen into sin.  We explore Ezra’s incredible prayer of intercession, followed by teh peoples response and repentance.  This reminds us of the great need we have to keep our hearts humble...