Luke 4:31-44. Are demons real? What was the purpose and effect of Christ’s public ministry? Are Christians subject to spiritual warfare? Can a Christian be demon possessed? By what authority can we overcome? As we begin to explore the public ministry of Christ we see how light overcomes darkness.

Luke 4:14-30. As Jesus began his public ministry He identified himself as the one who would heal the broken hearted, set the captives free and He declared that the time of grace was here. Did he fulfill those prophecies? Is it only referring to physical healing and deliverance through his...

The book of Revelation, chapters 4-5, usher us into the throne room, to behold the Lion of Judah take the scroll, poised to break the 7 seals. But what do the seals mean? What happens on earth when the seals are broken? Who is the rider of the first horse?...

Leviticus 23, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, 1 Corinthians 15:51-52. Does the Jewish feast of Trumpets have a future prophetic fulfilment? If so, what does it foreshadow? And when that future trumpet will sound, what will it mean for you?

1 Thes 4:13-18. The Thessalonians were waiting expectantly for the Son’s return (1:10). They knew the church would be removed before the day of wrath, but had a question about those Christian’s who had passed on before them? Had they missed the resurrection? What would happen to their bodies? Were...

1 Thes 4:1-12. This passage opens up the theme of sanctification, or purification, in the believer’s life. A Christian’s life is to be different from “those who don’t know God”. But how are we purified? How do we get victory of certain sins? And where do we go from here?...

Deut 4:9-23. On the banks of the Jordan, on the Plains of Moab, a new generation gathered to hear Moses’ last farewell address before crossing over to the Promised Land. Moses had to prepare them for a new beginning, a fresh start, the next chapter. As we embark on a...

Neh 4:15-23. The Building & The Battle are both descriptive of The Christian experience. We must ensure we are active and ready for both. The enemy would love to see us quit, withdraw from the wall, but we must always return with the sword and the trowel in hand! 

Gal 4:31-31. Paul uses the historical story of Isaac and Ishmael as an illustration in contrasting the Law verses Promise. I can either live as a slave in bondage to the law or in the freedom of being sons by grace and promise. So, do you live like the son...

Gal 4:1-7. If we would be given the privileges and rights of full adult sonship through adoption, why would we ever return to live as slaves under a religious system? But that is what the Galatians were doing and, as believers, we must be careful to always live as sons...