The Key to the Treasury of God’s Gifts – (John 4)
From John 4: seeing people by the Spirit unlocks God’s gifts in them and opens the door to salvation and fruitful witness.
From John 4: seeing people by the Spirit unlocks God’s gifts in them and opens the door to salvation and fruitful witness.
A study of 1 Corinthians 1:10–2:5 showing that church divisions over leaders spring from misunderstanding the gospel, whose author is God alone.
A study of James 3:13–18 on heavenly wisdom and how its seven marks shape wise, peaceable relationships with the people around us.
A study of Genesis 16 and Hagar: when we scheme instead of trusting God, He remains El Roi, the God who sees and cares for the mistreated.
A biblical look at gossip—its character, its fruit, and God’s attitude toward it—calling the church to conversation full of testimony, not slander.
From 1 Kings 12 and John 9: how harsh, labeling words brand the soul, divide, and drive people away — and why we must judge ourselves instead.
A pastoral study of Matthew 5:9 on becoming a peacemaker—the anatomy of conflict and biblical principles for restoring broken relationships.
A study of Acts 20:28-32 on the wolves and goats that threaten God’s flock, and how the Word guards the church.
A study of the four Greek words for love—eros, storge, philia, and agape—and how Scripture directs each toward its right and proper place.