The need to pass wisdom to others is great. Solomon teaches “wisdom demands reproduction.” Consider how you reproduce wisdom in others.
Isaiah 9 highlights God’s incredible love for His people. Advent reminds us that God shows magnificent love. Notice three actions prompted by God’s magnificent love.
We await the day God will set all things right by the hand of His Messiah. What hope is left? Messiah is our only hope. Look at Isaiah’s prayer (Isaiah 64) and notice Messiah is our only hope when hope seems lost.
Man promises peace and even tries to provide it. God gives peace unlike any other. Look at the Christmas narrative this morning. Watch God provide peace in a way no one else ever can.
What a joy to know God not only knows everything, He remembers it, too! Today’s passage celebrates the fact God remembers what He has said and that God keeps His promises. Notice how God keeps His promises to others and how God keeps His promises to groups of people.
Our text reveals two women, functioning as worship leaders, asking us to join them as they celebrate what God does. That is our goal today: to start singing with a reason to sing.
God’s goodness is characterized by His unchanging character. Notice how great God is in His goodness.
What makes you afraid? David writes this psalm specifically for those feeling alone, abandoned, or left out. You are never alone. Not only is God present, but God hears you.
We celebrate many occasions and accomplishments. God’s greatness deserves celebration. Today we discover three ways to celebrate God’s great character.
When we pursue God’s heart, we rely on the truth that He is always the same no matter our circumstances. We learn that times change, but God does not.