Step by Step

The word of the Lord “came” to the prophet Elijah seven times (1 Kings 17:2, 8; 18:1; 19:9, 13; 21:17, 28). Thus, he experiences perfect…

The Bruised Reed

Shepherds used to make sweet music with reeds. But these reeds became useless if they were bent, because then the air could no longer flow…

Even the Worst Works for Good

This is one of the verses that causes us the most distress when our lives are at their most difficult. As long as the wind…

Commit Your Way to the Lord

It is dark. The streets are deserted. A thick mist hangs between the houses. A man is walking hurriedly to the bank. He has the…

How Were the Early Christian Called?

In God’s dispensational dealings with mankind, there are three main groups of people: the Jews, the Gentiles, and the assembly (1 Cor. 10:32). In the…

Three Crosses – Two Groups

It is remarkable that on that memorable day, there were only three crosses on the Calvary. Is it not likely that, otherwise, more death sentences…

Lacking Nothing – Really?

“Wait a minute, David. Don’t you speak of the valley of the shadow of death, of evil, and enemies in the same psalm? How can…

Be a Blessing to Others

We ought always to desire to be a blessing to those we love. God sends many of His best spiritual gifts, through human hearts and…

What Is Love? (1 Cor. 13)

Introduction The 13th chapter of 1 Corinthians is one of the best-known chapters of the Bible. The great lesson we learn is how to become…

Rejoicing Despite Suffering

We need to rejoice in the Lord. But the question is, of course, what about all the suffering that surrounds us? And what about when…

A Remarkable Request to God

Agur, the son of Jakeh, was a humble and godly man. Two prayer requests were very important to him, as he himself reported. One detail…

Not Forsaking the Assembly Meetings

As Christians, we are privileged to live in personal fellowship with our Lord. At the same time, however, we are also brought together with other…