Sermons on Choices (Page 6)
There are three things needed for deliverance from life’s difficult situations – especially sin.
Perhaps no greater example of true friendship in the Bible is that of David and Jonathan. We must learn the meaning of true friendship before we can become one ourselves.
Matthew 23 has been called “the stormy north side of Jesus.” In the strongest language of His ministry, He condemns the Pharisees for “saying things but not doing them.” The lesson is obvious: what we teach, we must practice.
Most of what we read about Moses in Scripture is highly commendable, but there is one example of his disobedience to God’s command, a simple choice that led to profound consequences.
Hearing the Word of God is not easy because when we hear it, we must make choices for our lives. When you hear the Word, what are the choices you make that will make a difference in your life?
From yesterday’s Bible reading comes the familiar story of the Lord’s visit with Mary and Martha in Bethany. Following Martha’s complaint about her sister, the Lord commends Mary for “choosing the good part.” What did that mean for these two sisters, and what does it mean for us?