Question Answer Series[90]:  “What Do These Stones Mean?” (Joshua 4:1-24)

Introduction The story of Israel crossing the Jordan River is not just a historical event but a powerful lesson about God’s faithfulness, power, and the importance of remembering His works. As we study Joshua 4, we reflect on what to do when we “cross Jordan”—when we...

Question Answer Series[89]: How do we present the message of Salvation?

Introduction: In Acts 4:1-12, Peter stands before the rulers and elders after healing a crippled man. Filled with the Holy Spirit, he boldly proclaims Jesus as the source of healing and salvation. This passage reminds us that salvation is found in no one else but...

Question Answer Series [88]: What is real proof of being alive, is it reputation?

The Church of Sardis Scripture Reading: Revelation 3:1-6 Theme: Alive in reputation, dead in reality. Background on the Church of Sardis: Sardis, a wealthy city in ancient Lydia, was known for its prosperity and fortifications. It sat on a hilltop, seemingly...

Question Answer Series [87]: How to cross the Jordan’s of life?

Crossing the Jordan Scripture Reading: Joshua 1:1-9 Theme: Moses ends the journey, and Joshua starts the leading. Introduction: Life is full of transitions. Like the Israelites, we often find ourselves on the edge of a new season, standing at the banks of our own...

Question Answer Series[86]: How do we handle temptation from evil or the world?

Handling Temptation: Lessons from Jesus in Matthew 4 Temptation is a universal challenge, rooted in humanity’s experience since the fall in Genesis 3:6. The temptations of Jesus in Matthew 4 parallel the struggle in the Garden of Eden and reflect the warnings in...

Question Answer Series [85]: How to protect or safe guard from falling into sin?

A Reflection on Genesis 3:8-13: A Journey Through Accountability and Grace Where are you? (Genesis 3:8) Examine the Position: God’s question to Adam is not one of location but of relationship. It forces Adam (and us) to confront the reality of our position—once...