Knowing God

Sep 20, 2016 – Prov 13

Read Proverbs 13 Chapter 13 continues the thoughts contrasting righteousness and wickedness. As you read through this chapter, think about these questions… Do any of the topics bother you? Do you agree with any of the proverbs? Do you disagree or struggle with any of these proverbs? Which of the topics do you need to […]

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Sep 19, 2016 – Psalm 147

Read Psalm 147 We really don’t know who wrote this psalm, but there are some clues as to when it might have been written. Look at verse 2 and consider when there might be talk about rebuilding Jerusalem and bringing exiles back. About when in the timeline of Israel’s history might this be? Now, the […]

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Sep 14, 2016 – Genesis 12

Read Genesis 12 The last time we read about the introduction of different languages, and the history of Abram’s family. Today’s chapter is a high-point in the unfolding of God’s program. God makes a significant promise to Abram. The promise is given in vv 1-9. What did God tell Abram to do? What did God […]

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Sep 13, 2016 – Proverbs 12

Read Proverbs 12 This chapter is similar to the last few. It is a collection of wise sayings and principles from Solomon. He expects the reader to learn from them. With that in mind, then… What do you learn about wickedness and righteousness? What do you learn about relationships? What do you learn about marriage? […]

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Sep 12, 2016 – Psalm 73

Read Psalm 73 Take a quick look at who wrote this psalm. It is Asaph. You can learn more about who Asaph was in 1 Chronicles 6:31-39. That might make a difference as you think about this chapter. In 28 short verses, we can see a man who is almost overcome by how he viewed […]

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Do you know God?

Can you really know for sure you are going to heaven? Is it really possible to have a relationship with God and to know your sins are forgiven? God does not want you to live in uncertainty. He wants you to know for sure that you are going to heaven.