Category: Hebrews
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“Which also said, Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven.” (Acts 1:11) We have before us one of the clearest teachings about the return of Jesus…
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Jesus challenges us to understand and fulfill our purpose in life by believing in Him and believing Him.
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To truly believe in Jesus, we must believe the Jesus described in the Bible. The Jesus of the Bible is God. He is the Son of God Who came in the flesh, to die in the flesh, so that we may live forever with Him and see Him with my own eyes!
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Even though we do not see it yet, all of life’s troubles, sorrows, and pains have already been solved on the cross. Let us therefore glory in cross!
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We don’t see pain, suffering, and hardship put away yet, but we do see Jesus. Who rose victorious over death and shows that we will be with Him someday.
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We come boldly to the throne of grace by coming humbly to the feet of Jesus.
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We should seek to see how God may be glorified in every situation. And, if we cannot see that in our world, we need to remember that Jesus has already defeated all our enemies and well will be raised to be with Him forever.
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The primary reason this parable is used here is to serve as a warning to the natural country of Israel. God, the vineyard owner, has come time and again to this most favored nation looking to see if they had turned from their wicked ways and back to Him. However, God finds that national Israel…
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We are secured in the love of God by the finished work of Jesus Christ but let us not live in unthankfulness and disobedience. We still have to to “deal with God” here in time, and he expects us to be about HIS business not our own.
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God gives men understanding of His word so that they can feed the people of God and comfort them.