An exposition of Genesis 1:1-2:3.
The creation of the world has been a subject of controversy for centuries. It has taken a drastic turn for the worst over the last 150 years. Ungodly philosophers and ignorant scientists have attempted to interpret the works of God by rejecting the Word of God. This study seeks to answer the question: Why did God choose to create in the world in six days, if He could have finished it in a split second?
Nov 13, 2011
An exposition of Psalm 3.
It was a very difficult circumstance which led King David to pen the words of this Psalm. At a time when we would suspect his mind to be engaged with a fog of confusion, shaking with much trepidation and pricked to the core with tremendous hurt, he was nevertheless able to get a good night’s sleep. This Psalm provides an excellent guide to help all of God’s afflicted people secure a good night’s sleep in the midst of great distress.
Nov 06, 2011
An exposition of Benjamin Ramsey’s hymn, “Teach Me Thy Way”.
Benjamin M. Ramsey wrote this hymn after his retirement in 1916, however, what prompted him to do so we cannot now know. It is reasonable to assume, the seven years spanning his retirement and his eventual death brought him to reflect upon the will of God for his life. In this study, we provide and overview for all four stanzas, with special emphasis on the first.
Oct 30, 2011
An exposition of Psalm 2:12.
The term “kiss” is first used in Genesis 27:26,27 when Isaac said, “Come near now, and kiss me, my son.” It is an ancient custom exemplifying one’s honour for an elder, submission to authority and obedience to a ruler. The term is used by David in this Psalm to identify the nature of a Christian’s relationship with the Son of God. The question explored in this study: How does a Christian honour the Lord Jesus Christ?
Oct 23, 2011