“Loving Jesus Means Obeying Him”
Steven A. Bush
Many people claim they love Jesus. Many say they love Jesus but change their minds very quickly when they learn what Jesus actually said.
“Come Be Made Well”
Steven A. Bush
Our sin was imputed to Christ who took it to the cross and His disease-free righteousness is imputed to us by faith. He saves us from sin and death and makes us forever well. Either by His wounds you are healed or you are not healed at all.
“Agapetoi”
Steven A. Bush
First John is written to believers whom the writer deeply loved. It’s also written to those of us who would follow in their footsteps. John calls these dear souls, Agapetoi in the Greek which most translate as, beloved.
“Brevity and Eternity”
Steven A. Bush + Transience
Either your rapidly fleeting life is passing with eternal hope or your rapidly fleeting life is passing by hopelessly. Either you possess eternal life or you’re facing eternal separation from God. Now would be a good time to do something about your “either or” situation. Brevity should prompt your next move…
“Stop Looking for Loopholes”
Steven A. Bush
Jesus said: “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” There are no loopholes. Exit the road your on, follow Christ home, and never look back!
“Who is There to Deliver?”
Steven A. Bush
Jesus Christ, who bore our sins on the cross, stands ready to be your Strong Deliverer, to forgive you and set you free from all that holds you captive. His hand is on your prison door, ready to yank it open.
“God the Son is I AM”
Steven A. Bush
John 8:58 records Jesus making one of the most astounding claims to Deity in all the New Testament: “Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I AM.”
“The Sacrifice That Truly Matters”
Steven A. Bush
King Jehoshaphat of Judah was asked by King Jehoram of Israel to go to war against King Mesha of Moab. Jehoshaphat agreed and brought the King of Edom and his army for good measure…
“Invasion, Intercession, Intervention, & Adulation”
Steven A. Bush
During the reign of King Jehoshaphat, Judah was invaded by three pagan nations allied against God’s people. Facing certain annihilation, Jehoshaphat called a national time of prayer and fasting. God provided a miraculous deliverance!
“Hezekiah: In God We Trust”
Steven A. Bush
King Hezekiah was the great-grandfather of Josiah and like his great-grandson, He did what was right in the eyes of the Lord. Hezekiah “trusted in the Lord, the God of Israel, so that there was none like him among all the kings of Judah…”
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