Caleb was a man that was dedicated serving the Lord. What can we learn from his life?

Many calls: to salvation; to a decision; to a ministry

As Christian’s we really don’t enjoy the idea of chastisement. If I were to ask someone if they want to be more like Christ, it is an easy yes. However, if I were to tell you that one of the ways to become more like Him is through chastisement, all of the sudden it doesn’t sound so good. Perhaps we aren’t as good of Christians as we think ourselves to be.

This world is filled with death. According to the Bible in Adam we all die. Where can we find hope? Is there a source of life? The answer is found in Jesus Christ. Do you know Him?

In the Bible we find many references to transactions and covenants. In our passage we find one of those references and it is found in the usage of the word surety. Now we know that Christ was made a surety of a better testament, but what exactly does that mean?

Are you one of Christ's so that the Spirit of God dwells in you? If so, are you daily living and walking in the power of the Spirit?

At the fundamental unit of life, the cell, there is a technology in place with amazing capabilities. We are not just a combination of a few simple parts designed to move and operate in certain ways. Our parts have parts, and those parts have parts, and those parts have parts. And all these parts are integrated and coordinated systematically at all levels top to bottom.

Our lives have become one continuous stream of activity, communication and information input. We come to the end of ourselves. How did we get in this fix? What are we to do now? What is God’s way through this mess?

In this passage we find that Moses has crossed a line with God and will not be able to go into the promised land. What can we learn from Moses' mistake that we might not make the same mistakes.

God is always providing for His children. Satan exhausts himself poisoning what God has provided. What can we learn from this passage about how to protect what God has given us?