“Are you the one who is coming, or should we wait for another?” John the Baptist asks this essential question of Jesus while languishing in prison for two years. These were not the results John had expected. When we can’t see God’s complete plan and hardship and trials come, doubt begins to creep in. However, Jesus’s reply to John confirms he is the One through fulfilling the works of the prophecies foretold. An answer to bring hope to a demoralized prophet.

12/05/2021 – Revelation Bible Study – Joel Teague- In verse 9, Satan is thrown down to the earth indicating he will no longer be allowed to enter into God’s presence and make his formal complaint.

“Peter denies Jesus Christ, just as predicted, having miscalculated his faith.”

In this lesson, we begin to explore what are some of the essential attributes of faithful ministers that the apostle, Paul, expounds upon in the opening verses of 1.

Caleb continues through Paul’s practical lesson on how to imitate Christ in your Work. Whether you are serving as an employee or leading as a boss, Paul instructs the reader to have both the right attitude and energy when it comes to your work

How an ambassador is received directly reflects what a person thinks or feels about who they represent. Christ tells the disciples in Matthew 10:40, “Whoever receives you receives me, and whoever receives me receives him who sent me.” We are ambassadors of Christ, and we proclaim the truth, a message of grace and mercy.

The illegal and unjust trial of Jesus the Christ is in view for this study.

In this lesson, we conclude our study of the final verses of 1 Corinthians 3, looking closely at Paul’s insightful characterization of thinking that divides and thinking that is divine.

In the vision, John sees how the conflict between Satan and God will play out in heaven and on earth during the Tribulation period.