Matthew 11 - John the Baptist sends messengers to Jesus to ask Him if He is the Christ. Jesus spoke to the people about John’s ministry and commended John for his service to God. Jesus then condemns unrepentant cities who resisted His teaching, and invited the weary to come to Him for rest.

A short Bible study of James 5. These outlines are intended to summarize the key information from each chapter in just 5 minutes. The outlines are available for download for FREE on our website.

A short Bible study of James 4. These outlines are intended to summarize the key information from each chapter in just 5 minutes. The outlines are available for download for FREE on our website.

A short Bible study of James 3. These outlines are intended to summarize the key information from each chapter in just 5 minutes. The outlines are available for download for FREE on our website.

A short Bible study of James 2. These outlines are intended to summarize the key information from each chapter in just 5 minutes. The outlines are available for download for FREE on our website.

A short Bible study of James 1. These outlines are intended to summarize the key information from each chapter in just 5 minutes. The outlines are available for download for FREE on our website.

Matthew 10 - Chapter 10 begins with a list of the 12 Apostles. Jesus then sends the Apostles out into the towns and villages to preach about the Kingdom of Heaven.

Matthew 9 - Jesus healed a paralyzed man, called Matthew (Levi) to be a disciple, answered a question about fasting, raised a ruler’s daughter from the dead, healed a woman with an issue of blood, gave sight to two blind men, and opened the mouth of a man who couldn’t speak.

Matthew 8 - Jesus healed a man of leprosy and then healed a centurion’s servant. He warned His listeners about counting the cost of being one of His disciples. Afterwards, Jesus calmed the storm on the Sea of Galilee and helped two demon possessed men in the country of the Gadarenes.

Matthew 7 - The conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus talked about judging others, prayer, the golden rule, bearing good fruit, and building your house on rock instead of sand.

Matthew 6 - Jesus continues the Sermon on the Mount and discusses giving to the needy, the Lord’s prayer (Model Prayer), fasting, laying up treasure in Heaven, and putting the Kingdom of God first.

Matthew 5 - Jesus goes up on a mountain and begins preaching the “Sermon on the Mount.” He begins with the Beatitudes, discusses salt and light, His relationship to the Law of Moses, anger, lust, divorce, swearing, turning the other cheek, and loving your enemies.

Matthew 4 - Jesus is tempted by the Devil in the wilderness. Afterwards, He moves to Capernaum and begins His ministry. At the Sea of Galilee, Jesus called His first Apostles: Peter, Andrew, James, and John. Jesus preached the gospel of the Kingdom and healed many sick people in Galilee.

Matthew 3 Bible Study with Free Notes and Videos - John the Baptist preaches to the people in wilderness of Judea. At the end of the chapter, Jesus visits John at the Jordan river and is baptized by Him. After Jesus’ baptism, the Holy Spirit descends in the form of a dove and God’s voice from Heaven confirms Jesus as His Beloved Son.

Matthew 2 - The wise men visit Jesus while Herod tries to kill Him. To escape Herod, Joseph, Mary, and Jesus flee to Egypt. They remain in Egypt until Herod’s death, at which point they move back to Nazareth.

The introduction to the Gospel of Matthew. Matthew starts his book by listing the genealogy of Jesus and discussing the events surrounding the birth of the Messiah in Bethlehem.

This post is for any woman out there struggling to make new friends or overwhelmed with a history of trust issues.

In the past, I had a tendency to have trust issues with female friends. I didn’t mean to. It's just that I have a history of being burned.

We know that women can be mean, competitive, and flat out hurtful. Especially jealous ones.

My husband often fills in as the visiting preacher for many congregations. A common theme I hear over and over is, “We keep losing our young people.” This is often said by a sweet older couple with a concerned look on their faces as they look around at their aging congregations.

I have seen a quote many times in my life in regards to changing certain tragic situations. It reads: “There comes a point where we need to stop just pulling people out of the river. We need to go upstream and find out why they are falling in.”

What is your aroma?

Not your physical aroma, although many of you reading this probably smell really good. But your spiritual aroma?

As Christians, we wear the aroma of Christ, and when someone smells it, it sends a message.

What does yours send?

What does yours reveal when you are struggling?

When you are happy?

I used to be a smoker. And I loved it. I developed the habit when I was a waitress, because the only way you got a break, was if you smoked! I decided I wanted a break so I picked up smoking. And eventually, it became a need instead of something I did to take a break from serving.