Category: Scriptural Articles
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🌿 Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus — A Cry for the Lost
The old hymn “Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus” carried a heart posture that today’s church desperately needs to recover. It is a prayer for the lost around us. It wasn’t written out of fear or delay, but out of love — love for the lost, love for family, love for the unfinished mission.
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Teaching Outline: “Why the Church Thinks the Food Laws Were Abolished”
The early church maintained kosher laws, but later anti-Jewish sentiment and traditions led to their rejection by Gentile Christians.
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Instructions for Life in the Church
Paul’s teachings emphasize honoring spiritual leaders, cultivating peace, and fostering mutual care within the church for a thriving community.
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🌳 The Sycamore Tree — The Tree of Divine Appointment
Zacchaeus climbs a sycamore tree to see Jesus, leading to his salvation and transformation through humility and repentance.
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Teaching Outline: Why Testimony Matters
Testimony is not a tradition — it is a spiritual weapon, a discipleship tool, a community builder, and a form of worship.
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Test the Prophet
“Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world.”
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✨ Teaching Outline: Women, Calling, and Family in Scripture
The Bible honors family for many women but does not mandate marriage or motherhood, emphasizing faithfulness and diverse callings instead.
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The Majestic Voice of Christ in Revelation
John’s vision of Christ reveals His glory, addressing each church’s needs, centering their messages on His majesty and authority.
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Living as Children of Light
Paul contrasts darkness and light to reveal believers’ identities as children of light, emphasizing readiness, faith, and hope in Christ.
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Celebrate Sukkot: The Significance of the Four Species
Leviticus 23:40 connects the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) with four symbolic trees—each revealing a facet of worship, joy, and covenant life. The palm, myrtle, willow, and “goodly tree” (citron or etrog) together form the Four Species used in rejoicing before the Lord, representing the unity of God’s people and the fullness of spiritual life. 🌿 Overview:…