History and Significance of The City of Philippi in the Bible

Philippi was a city of Macedonia about nine miles from the sea, to the northwest of the island of Thasos, which is twelve miles distant from its port Neapolis, the modern Kavalla. It was named after Philip of Macedon (the father of Alexander the Great), who conquered it about 356 BC and made it into one of one of… Continue reading History and Significance of The City of Philippi in the Bible

Lord’s Prayer Series: The Father In Heaven – Matthew 6:9

Matthew 6:9 Our Father in Heaven. It might well be said that the word Father used of God is a compact summary of the Christian faith. The great value of this word Father is that it settles all the relationships of this life. (i) It settles our relationship to the unseen world. Missionaries tell us that… Continue reading Lord’s Prayer Series: The Father In Heaven – Matthew 6:9

John MacArthur: A Model for Giving Thanks (1 Chronicles 16:8-36)

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10 Bible verses every Christian should know by heart

Memory is an extraordinary thing. We take it entirely for granted except when we really think about it, when we realise just how remarkable it is. St Augustine devoted the tenth book of his Confessions to trying to understand it. Just this week three British researchers won the “Nobel Prize of neuroscience” for discovering the secrets of how… Continue reading 10 Bible verses every Christian should know by heart

Who was Silas in the Bible?

sı̄´las (Σίλας , Sı́las, contraction for Σιλουανός, Silouanós, Silvanus), was a leader of the church at Jerusalem, a prophet (Acts 15:22-32), a fellow missionary with Paul, and a “faithful brother” (1 Peter 5:12). His name from the Latin Sylva , “a wood,” implies he was a Hellenistic Jew. He was (Acts 16:37) a Roman citizen. Delegated by the Jerusalem council to accompany Paul… Continue reading Who was Silas in the Bible?

Thanksgiving Every Day – Dr. Charles Stanley

Giving thanks to God every day motivates us to look for God’s purpose in everything. In this sermon, Dr. Stanley reflects on the apostle Paul’s instructions to give thanks in every circumstance, without exception (1 Thess. 5:12-18). For more messages from Charles Stanley, including this week’s broadcast, go to www.intouch.org/watch © In Touch Ministries

Billy Graham had this Bible verse displayed in large letters all through his house

Evangelist Franklin Graham once revealed that his father, world-renowned North Carolina preacher Billy Graham, had one Bible verse displayed in large letters all around his house, and he called it his “life verse.” He once explained that his father Billy Graham had “a Bible verse pinned up on the wall in his bedroom, printed in… Continue reading Billy Graham had this Bible verse displayed in large letters all through his house