The Bible declares that God is omniscient which simply means that God is all knowing. This is an important aspect of His character and differentiates Him from His creation. How many times have we said, “I just don’t know about ___________? When we draw a blank, He knowseverything! With God being all knowing, I wonder if you have ever considered there are certain things God does not know?

The Bible declares that God is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient. That simply means that God is all-powerful, all-seeing, and all-knowing. These are aspects of His character that limit what He can and cannot do and yet do not reduce His perfection, worth or holiness. I wonder if you have ever considered that:

What the apostle John wrote in Revelation chapter 4 is all about heaven, specifically as it relates to the Throne of God.

First, we see a throne, it is set, and there is One who sits upon it. There is an Eternal Ruler upon the throne in heaven where all things are ultimately in subjection. The vision, the activities, worship and those in attendance, are all anchored in position by this grand throne.

Jesus said in John 14:14, “If you ask anything in My name, I will do it.”

While this is a powerful promise that encourages us to pray for all things, in all places and at all times, it is not to be considered a blank check. To pray in the name of Jesus means that we are praying in accordance with His nature and in line with His will. For that is what prayer is all about, communing with God as we seek to get His will done. When we pray we should seek to get His will accomplished and not our own. It has been said, “prayer is enlisting us in what God is doing.”

Have you even wondered how important the word “if” is? It is used in language and literature in cases where something may or may not happen and regarding subject matter that may or may not be true. It is also used in logic and even programing in the format of IF/THEN statements. For example: IF A=1, and if B=1, THEN A=B. But for a moment, consider the importance that Jesus places upon this word “IF” in John 8:31-54.

Jesus is speaking to listeners who are against and even antagonistic toward His message.

God has plans that are not general but specific. They have eternal purpose and never become outdated, dusty or archaic. God wants us to understand that His plan for us is good and is the best strategy amongst all of the personal growth and development materials out there.

God has plans. He never wonders what is coming next. God had plans prior to creation and He has plans for the end of all things. The plans of God are always good, always right, and always according to His will and counsel. Consider the words of the Apostle Paul “…God works all things according to the counsel of His will.” (Eph. 1:11).

In 2 Kings 6 we read that the school of the prophets was thriving and had outgrown the facility. A new school was needed and Elisha agreed. One of the students had a great idea, which was to travel to the Jordan and for each man to take a beam for use in the new...

We are in trouble, big trouble. That trouble is rooted in the fact that we sin. The word “sin” means that we as humans fall short of what God wants. Not only do we not meet the high and holy standards of God, but we willingly rebel against Him. The mark is missed even...