This parable sits between two identical statements of Jesus. In Matt. 19:30 Jesus had said, “But many who are the first will be last, and the last first.” Then in Matt.20:16 Jesus also said, “So...
Today Ninfa Robson shared a word of exhortation based primarily on Prov.4. As always, Ninfa gives very practical teachings from the word! To watch the service from today, just click on this link!
In this didactic psalm of David’s he shows how he came under the conviction of God’s Spirit, leading him to acknowledge and confess his sin, which led him to forgiveness. Of course David had to...
In this Psalm, which may well have been on Jesus’ mind, whilst going through His trials (based on His quotation of Ps.31:5 in Lk.23:46), we get the impression that David and his men are besieged...
This was quite a “deep subject” delivered to us by Elder/Pastor Eddie Manly, based on John 4 and the account of the woman of Samaria. To watch the video, which includes colour maps, just click...
In this Psalm it is clear that David had had “one foot in the grave”, and yet when he cried out to the LORD for mercy, the LORD healed him and raised him up from...
It is not immediately apparent what this Psalm of David’s is about. Commentaries on it say that David was aware of the beliefs of the other nations around Israel which believed in a different version...
In this Psalm, David is able to offer praise to the LORD for answering his prayers, apparently before the answer actually showed up. It has been said that the occasion for this Psalm could have...
Here, as usual, David expresses his trust in the LORD, even whilst he is either being attacked or surrounded by his enemies. William Macdonald in ‘The Believer’s Bible Commentary’ saw quite a lot of parallels...
How confident was David to invite Divine scrutiny of his life? This wasn’t David trying to be self-righteous, but rather because he had enemies who seem to have accused him wrongly, David asks the LORD...