We are going to begin this final sermon in the series on Deuteronomy. In Deuteronomy 7:6, we extracted a great deal out of this section, and we are going to use it here once again as a launching pad for just a very brief review before we …
One of the most frightening moments a person can experience is being awakened from a sound sleep by the jarring jolts of an earthquake. The feeling of helplessness and panic are indescribable. The most solid substance we know—the very …
Luke 11:27-28 contain a short exchange between Jesus and one of His followers on the subject of His mother, Mary: And it happened, as [Jesus] spoke these things, that a certain woman from the crowd raised her voice and said to Him, …

(3) And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent.
Jesus Christ refers to God's name three times in this brief and exceedingly important prayer! The name represents what He spent His ministry revealing to us about God. He keeps us through His name both by our trusting in what it …
When a military force secures a stationary line of resistance (in Korea, it was called the “main line of resistance” or MLR), the officers often send part of the force back a mile or two to build a secondary line of defense. This new line’s purpose is to provide a defensive position for mainline soldiers to fall back to if the enemy bursts through the MLR. Bunkers and other defense structures are built in advance to provide shelter and protection. Once an army gets the opposition on the run, it has the upper hand. If the enemy has no secondary line of defense prepared, a hasty retreat …
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