Choose ye this day whom ye will serve… – Joshua 24:15 Life is filled with the need to make choices. The choice of what to eat, where to live, what to do in certain situations, all requires us making the choice. A right choice would reap benefits for us, and a wrong choice will lead to disastrous results. For the Christian, this is even more important, for GOD’s word gives us the right choices, whether by commandment, by principle, or by example. Yet there is a choice or to follow my feel, my opinion, and my direction. Notice three lessons from the verse above: Notice firstly that we must choose…

When I call to remembrance the unfeigned faith that is in thee, which dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice; and I am persuaded that in thee also. – 2 Timothy 1:5 God is looking for mothers who love Him. Mothers, who before GOD and man, have a faith that is strong and genuine: a faith that prays, a faith that reads the word and a faith that lives GOD’s word in the life, a faith that is real. Paul commended Timothy’s faith because it was a real faith but the source of faith came not merely from Paul’s preaching, but there was a foundation for that…

When I call to remembrance the unfeigned faith that is in thee, which dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice; and I am persuaded that in thee also. – 2 Timothy 1:5 God is looking for mothers who love Him. Mothers, who before GOD and man, have a faith that is strong and genuine: a faith that prays, a faith that reads the word and a faith that lives GOD’s word in the life, a faith that is real. Paul commended Timothy’s faith because it was a real faith but the source of faith came not merely from Paul’s preaching, but there was a foundation for that…

Arise and depart… – Micah 2:11 The prophet Micah, in denouncing the sins of Israel, gave a stem warning and prophecy to those who would still do the right thing: get up and move away from the current way that you are living. The nation of Israel was in a state of corruption and sin, and they are not exempt from the judgment of God, even though they are chosen people. God’s people would suffer the severest judgment because they know the Word of God and the requirements of the Saviour. Reflecting on this truth, how many Christians know the word and not do it, and expect that God would…