Description:Between God, the church and the believer there is a blessed bond of joyful fellowship because of Christ.

Description:Various ScripturesWhat is most needed in the faltering modern church are not more clever strategies or flashy programs but the restoration of an exalted view of God.

Description:Joshua 12Every part of Scripture is profitable for us (Rom. 15:4). Joshua 12 anticipates the coming day when the kingdom of the world becomes the kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ, and he shall reign forever and ever (Rev. 11:15).

Description:Various TextsBecause it is inspired, inerrant, and sufficient, Scripture Alone is the believer's final authority. It is all the truth we could ever need.

Description:Romans 3:19-28"By grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God, not of works, so that no one may boast" (Eph. 2:8-9).

Description:Various ScripturesThe glory of the gospel is this, that from first to last salvation is the gracious gift of a sovereign God.

Description:Romans 3:19-28A way is provided for every sinner to be declared righteous in God's sight. It is offered by grace and received by faith alone.

Description:Joshua 11God gives his people strength to presevere in faith and obedience until He gives them the inheritance and rest He promised.

Description:Psalm 19"Your testimonies are my delight. They are my counselors." (Psa. 119:24)

Description:Psalm 16There is no joy on earth like the joy that flows from the fountain of relationship with God in Christ.

Description:Psalm 15If we say we have fellowship with God and yet walk in darkness, we deceive ourselves and do not practice the truth (1 John 1:6).

Description:1 Peter 2:1-12We exist to proclaim the excellencies of Christ in all things to the glory of God in the joy of all peoples.

Description:Psalm 8The meaning of man is derived from the majesty of God.

Description:Joshua 10The Lord fights for His people, fulfilling his promises, judging his (and their) enemies.

Description:Joshua 9God expects His people to honor Him by keeping their word, and He brings blessing out of curse to some of the least likely of sinners.

Description:Joshua 8God's promise and covenant remain for his sinful, repentant people.

Description:Psalm 2“In the world, you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33)

Description:Psalm 1The blessed righteous and the perishing wicked: The difference is how each responds to God's word.

Description:1 Timothy 6:17-21In God's family people honor the Father by generously giving as proof that their real treasure is in heaven.

Description:1 Timothy 6:11-16In God's family men and women understand their solemn duty and the courage that comes from trusting in God.

Description:Joshua 7God's anger burns against sin, and God works to turn aside his anger from his people, all for the sake of his great name.

Description:1 Timothy 6:11-12In God's household people flee from sin, follow virtue, and fight for faith.

Description:1 Timothy 6:3-10In God's household people are contented in Christ rather than cravers of wealth that cannot satisfy.

Description:1 Timothy 6:1-2In God's household people work for their employer as if their job were a divine calling into ministry.

Description:1 Corinthians 4:3-4

Description:Philippians 2:1-11Two parties are to be unified by having the same mind that Christ had when He laid aside His glory and came to earth in obedience to the Father and in service to our needs.