Habakkuk

The uniqueness of this letter is that it highlights Habakkuk’s relationship with God rather than bringing a message to the people as a warning. Most of the prophets would share a message from God recorded for us in the Bible. However, this time we are going to see the interaction between God and his prophet, which is especially relevant in our day.

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1 Kings 17

The theme for this message is God’s messenger Elijah. Elijah is an amazing character. He may be the most well-known prophet in the Old Testament. We know him as the man who was taken up in the fiery chariot to be with God personally. But how did his journey begin? It began in the home of a mother…

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1 Kings 11-12

How much of your heart truly seeks God?

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People seem to accept the whole thing.  David ignores the “sin” and lives on as if all is well.  The evaluation of others gives tolerance to David’s mistake and he serves as King without blemish.  But that is not how it is with God.  The cultural norms may speak acceptance and personal freedom similar to the norms we see all around us.  However, if society says “OK,” that doesn’t mean God does.  “Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight.  Everything is uncovered and laid bare before the eyes of him to whom we must give account.” (Hebrews 4:13)  David would learn that even more succinctly through the prophet Nathan.  The message on my heart is the significance of God’s view point even when the culture portrays tolerance.  A “yes’ from society is nothing if for the same issue God says “no.”  Don’t overlook God’s “NO!”  It can ripple out into many lives.  Ask David.

1 Kings 3-11

Solomon’s story is one of deterioration from a humble man of wisdom to a foolish susceptibility. It’s an erosion that has cooked many people.

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2 Samuel 11 – 12

David gives us an example of how devastating sin can be in our lives. But God’s forgiveness is even greater.

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1 Samuel 13 – 16

We see God’s pleasure in David. The key to it is David’s heart. You and I can have a similar response to God from the heart. God loves to fill hearts with HIMSELF.

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Luke 24:1-12

If you still refuse to believe that the resurrection is true, that is fine. But consider this, at the very least you want it to be true because if Jesus is risen from the dead, it means death is not the end. It means a kingdom is coming that will bring an end to all war. It means poverty will someday cease and everyone will have a seat at the table. It means that soon there will be a day when all those who can’t walk, or hear, or those whose minds are slow or bodies are broken will rise from their chairs, step out of their beds and leave all assistance behind and be whole. If you truly believe Christ is risen, all this is guaranteed for tomorrow and can be tasted today.

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Luke 22:1-8

Jesus instituted the Communion meal to be a reminder of all that he has done and how much we need him. He did it because of love for his disciples and love for you and me. But the message behind the meal is about Christ’s way of relating that will help us in all our relationships today.

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1 Samuel 7-13

Sometimes God gives us what we ask for…and we have to live with the consequences.

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