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...

Phil 4:1-4. Paul wrote these words during his own personal “lockdown” in Rome. Yet from prison, he could say “rejoice in the Lord always”. Christian joy and rejoicing is not based on circumstances but is found DESPITE our circumstances. We rejoice in the Lord, in the truth, the gospel, that...

Deut 4:9-35. Can our hearts grow weary? Can we become dull and familiar as believers? Is idolatry something we find in our land? or even in our own hearts? Allow this study to revive your hearts and provide principles of how to take heed and guard your hearts.

Gal 4:4-5. The 400 years between Malachi & Matthew are often called the Silent Years as there was no prophetic voice. However, God was preparing for the fulness of time and making things ready for when he would send forth his son. A great Christmas celebration. In what ways did...

1 Chron 4:9-10. Jabez was a man who had pain associated with his name. There was something that had happened in his past that he had no control over. This threatened to affect his whole life, yet we read that Jabez turned out to be an honourable man and rose...

Dan 4:1-37. This amazing chapter records the personal testimony of a humbled King. In this sobering sermon, we see Nebuchadnezzar come to acknowledge the sovereignty of the Most High God. He would never to be the same again,

Jonah 4:1-11. While compassion was certainly lacking in the heart of Jonah the Prophet, it was definitely not lacking in the heart of Jonah’s God.

Phillipians 4:6-9. Paul instructs the Philippians to not live in anxiety, but rather to take all things to God in prayer. As we learn the powerful secret of prayer, casting our cares upon him, we grow in our experience of God’s peace governing our hearts in the details and challenges...

Ezra 4:1-24. The returned remnant, under the leadership of Zerubabbel, had laid the foundation, but then the enemy opposed the work and the work ceased. May the work of God never cease in our own lives and by His grace may it always continue.

1 John 4:16-19. Each believer must be personally persuaded of God’s Agape love towards them. John could call himself the disciple that Jesus loved, for he was persuaded of that. May we also be able to call ourselves the one whom Jesus loves