(1 Kings 17:1) Many Christians are guilty of living as if there was no resurrection of Christ. We do not have to speak of God in the past tense, for He is alive and present at this moment! (08253241021) 21 Bible Prayers for Government Leaders: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/21-bible-prayers-for-government-leaders/ Read The Need of Our Nation: https…

(Hosea 14:1) The last chapter of Hosea is one of the most remarkable revival chapters in all of Scripture. Within it rings one of revival's key words, "return." God extends this invitation with incomparable benefits. (08252241019)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(1 Kings 17:7-9) Rain falls on the just and the unjust. Even God's people have to deal with difficult things. When the different channels of our blessing are dried up, run quickly to the Source of all blessing—Jesus! (08251241018) 21 Bible Prayers for Government Leaders: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/21-bible-prayers-for-government-leaders/ Read T…

(1 Kings 17:1-6) Are you a morning or night person? Regardless of your preference, the Lord has designed both for us to consider Him. Make the beginning and end of your days moments where your thoughts are fixed on Jesus. (08250241017) 21 Bible Prayers for Government Leaders: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/21-bible-prayers-for-government-leaders/ R…

(1 Kings 17:1-6) Because of the current culture, many of us live such public lives that we do not spend enough private time with God. When you get alone with Him, you discover divine refreshment. (08249241016) 21 Bible Prayers for Government Leaders: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/21-bible-prayers-for-government-leaders/ Read The Need of Our Nation…

(1 Kings 17:1-3) The Lord has a way of refreshing His servants in perfect time. In the midst of these dire circumstances, we must intentionally set aside time with God. Are you living by the brook today? (08248241015) 21 Bible Prayers for Government Leaders: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/21-bible-prayers-for-government-leaders/ Read The Need of Ou…

(James 5:17-18) Elijah was a man like us in times like ours. He fought similar battles and won them through resources that are also available to us. Join us as we begin studying Elijah with a familiar New Testament text. (08247241014) 21 Bible Prayers for Government Leaders: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/21-bible-prayers-for-government-leaders/ Re…

(Hosea 12:1-6) What type of memorial will your life leave behind when you enter into eternity? Our lives will leave behind a mark for good or for bad. Tune in to this message to learn how to leave one that will continue to impact others for the cause of Christ. (08246241012) For more of Scott's Bible teaching and resources visit https://enjoyingthe…

(Habakkuk 3:17-19) There is something better than a revival meeting—a revived life! This sort of life is personally available to all of God’s people. Join us as we conclude our study of Habakkuk. (08245241011)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:17-18) Can we still trust the Lord if things do not go as planned? Yes, for it is in those moments that our faith is at its strongest. Faith does not hinge upon circumstances. (08244241010)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:16) Sometimes, God connects things that we would not. In today’s passage, God links fear and faith. How could these two possibly work together? (08243241009)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:3-15) Sometimes, you can praise your way through things that you cannot pray through. Praise is the highest expression of faith in God because it concentrates on Who God is and what He has done. (08242241008)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:3) It is always good when the Lord shows up! Wherever His presence is manifest, His provision is available. The greatest place to be is where God is welcome. (08241241007)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Hosea 5:13-6:3) Not only does God reveal Himself, but He also hides Himself. When God withdraws Himself, it is simply because He desires to be sought. He desperately wants us to be desperate for Him. (08240241005) Be sure to visit our Bible study website: https://enjoyingthejourney.org/Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:2-3) What is the great aim of prayer? It is not to get something from God; instead, it is to get to God. Instead of praying to get something from His hand, we should pray to draw nearer to Him (08239241004)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:2) What are you praying for? Today's passage reveals the necessity of praying for mercy. Every good thing that comes into your life results from God's mercy. (08238241003)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:1-2) The situation is desperate, but God's people are not. No doubt, the times call for revival, yet we are unwilling to pay the price for it. God delights in answering desperate prayers. (08237241002)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 3:1-2) When we think of prayer, we usually think of our words. We even convince ourselves that using certain words in a certain way better persuades God. However, the most effective prayers begin in God's Word. (08236241001)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 2:20-3:1) One indicator of a Christian's spiritual state is their prayer life, revealing their true priorities. Every significant movement of God can be traced back to a person in prayer. (08235240930)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Hosea 4:1) It is possible to be present in a conversation without actually perceiving what is said. In a spiritual sense, God is speaking through His Word, yet we fail to tune into the right frequency to truly hear Him. Join us as we begin a new study through Hosea! (08234240928)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 2:18-20) An idol is anything that takes the place only the Lord is worthy of. There is only one God! Today, we reach the culmination of Habakkuk's "woes." (08233240927)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 2:15-17) What does God's Word say about alcohol? Drinking leads to drunkenness. You should not be under the control of anything but that which leads to holiness. (08232240926)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 2:12-14) The spike in violence all around the world is astounding. Violence is a mark of Satan's work. How should Christians approach something so inexcusable? (08231240925)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 2:9-11) Greed within our hearts eventually infiltrates our homes. The negative consequences affect us and others around us. Simply put, to covet is to desire something God does not desire for us. (08230240924)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey

(Habakkuk 2:5-8) At some point, we all have wondered if God will ever respond to the wickedness around us. Habakkuk shared a similar concern in his day. We can be sure that God deals with sin wherever, whenever, and in whomever He finds it. (08229240923)Autor: Scott Pauley / Enjoying the Journey