20121104 The word “endured”, in Greek, is made up of two parts – hypo (“under”) and meno (“remain, abide, tarry”). How did the Lord Jesus endure? First, He came under or subjected Himself to the Father’s will. Whether He was in the Temple in Jerusalem… Read More »Christian Endurance
20121028 The passage Heb. 11:30-40 covers a whole range of heroes of faith and there are two main lessons to learn from them. First, Faith can operate in the life of any person who will dare to listen to God’s Word and surrender to God’s Will.… Read More »Faith That Overcomes
20121021 All of us know and love the story of Moses well. We can see three great aspects of faith from his life. First, the refusal of faith (Heb. 11:24-25). As the adopted son of the Egyptian princess, Moses could have led an easy life in Egypt’s… Read More »Moses – Man of Faith
20121014 Hebrews 11:17-22 presents the record of Patriarchs who are familiar to Christians of the early church. In Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph, we have four generations of faith and have much to learn from them. Abraham’s biggest test of faith is when God asks… Read More »The Patriarchs' Faith
8 Oct 2012
20121007 Heb. 11:8-16 looks at the faith of Abraham in relation to the promises of God and His plans for Israel. The Nation began with the call of Abraham, and this Bible passage brings out three key aspects of Abraham’s faith. God’s promise to Abraham… Read More »Abraham's Faith
20120930 Hebrews Chapter 11 is titled “Faith In Action” in the NIV (2011) version. The writer of Hebrews shares this practical matter at this stage of his letter with his readers/listeners. He has presented to them in the earlier chapters about Jesus as the Superior… Read More »Faith In Action
20120923 The passage Heb. 10:26-39 starts with a warning – that if we keep on sinning, we can only expect judgment and the wrath of God. “If we deliberately keep on sinning after we have received the knowledge of the truth, no sacrifice for sins is… Read More »Keep Swimming – Keep Believing
16 Sep 2012
20120916 A favourite hymn by Charles Wesley “And can it be that I should gain” that we sing on many Sunday mornings has the last verse: No condemnation now I dread; Jesus, and all in Him, is mine; Alive in Him, my living Head, And… Read More »Bold I Approach
