Daily Bible Study - Isaiah

Bible study on the book of Isaiah

The book of Isaiah was written during the reigns of kings Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, all of whom successively ruled the southern kingdom of Judah. During this time politically, both Israel and Judah had reached incredible wealth and power. Unfortunately, they also had declined spiritually, giving in to division, idolatry and immorality.

written by Amy Miller

Evangelism - The Mandate Of Every Christian

The Children of God Have the Privelege and Authority to Speak His Word

Christians have the God-given right to share the message of Jesus Christ, the God-given responsibility to hold forth the Word of life.

written by Pete Miller

Daily Bible Study - Micah

Bible study on the book of Micah

The prophet Micah lived in Moresheth, about 20 miles southwest of Jerusalem. Though a small-town prophet, Micah carried a big message to the people of God, one that had gone sorely unheeded, warning after warning. Israel had been confronted by many of God's prophets, and they were not getting the message. The words continued to fall on deaf ears, and unrepentant hearts.

written by Amy Miller

Angels in the Bible: Gabriel the Messenger for God

Gabriel Obeyed God and Delivered Time-Sensitive Messages

Gabriel is an archangel who serves as a prophetic leader in the angelic hosts of heaven. While prophetic is most often thought of as foretelling, Gabriel's ministry was to simply be a mouthpiece for God. His name means 'strength of God,'ÂÂ� a fitting title for the angel appointed to deliver the words of God.

written by Amy Miller

Chapel In the Hills

Morris, New Jersey

Find information on Chapel In the Hills of Dover, New Jersey offered as part of our growing nationwide Christian church and resource directory, including the feedback and descriptions entered by the church members themselves.

written by New Jersey Church Directory Author

Daily Bible Study - Nahum

Bible study on the book of Nahum

Unlike other prophetic books before it, the book of Nahum does not include a message of hope for the one receiving it. But for the people of Israel, it was a message of life and deliverance. To know that God was moving heaven and earth to defend His people, and that their greatest enemy would be crushed brought great joy and celebration.

written by Amy Miller

Jesus the Stumbling Block

Jesus is the Standard Over Which Many Men will Fall

Both in the flesh and in the Spirit, Jesus did not measure up to the Messiah that the people were expecting. Jesus literally became a stumbling block in all areas for many of the people of Israel.

written by Amy Miller

Daily Bible Study - Ezekiel

Bible study on the book of Ezekiel

The book of Ezekiel portrays a prophet's agony over the waywardness of a people who persistently rejected God as their King. Despite multiple opportunities to repent, Judah remained hard-hearted and ultimately faced devastating consequences. With blunt imagery, Ezekiel accurately describes the adultery of the people of Israel, and the depths of their ruin because of it.

written by Amy Miller

How To Maintain Professional Church Marketing Material

How to Implement Excellence in Christian Messages and Marketing Materials

Something that is rushed or thrown together may be able to slide by according to the world’s standards, but it still will not be the best possible product and will not communicate excellence in the church’s Christian message.

How To Worship God in Godly Fear And Reverence

The Power of God Draws Believers to Him and Reminds Them of the Consequences of Rebellion

God is worthy of honor and worship. His display of power at Sinai was misunderstood. It was meant to draw his bride to him not push her away. When Moses asks to see God's glory, goodness is the theme. But disobedience and rebellion will not go unpunished if it is not acknowledged.

written by Larry Kennedy