A Note to A Friend

Journeying With The Prodigal: In one of the most famous of Christ's stories we are given a vivid picture of what life looks like apart from God. When we step away from God we are always journeying in the wrong direction. Today we observe four things that are true for us all.

Journeying With The Apostles: From the beginning of Christ's time with the disciples to the end He was preparing them to stay "on the move" with the gospel. It is a reminder that God never intended His church to be stationary or stagnant. The church is to advance the cause of Christ in this world.

Journeying With Jesus: For three and half years our Savior moved from place to place for one purpose—to seek and to save the lost. Each gospel writer records for us the itinerant work of the world's greatest Preacher. Join us for four brief stops on that journey today.

Journeying With Jesus: Christ's entire earthly life was a journey from glory to glory. Follow the Lord as He moves through this world on a mission of mercy. There has never been another trip like it!

Journeying With Nehemiah: Called on to get out of his comfort zone, Nehemiah gives us a powerful example of how to have a good journey. Apply these four truths from Scripture and you will discover how to follow God's lead.

Journeying With Daniel: Daniel's trip to Babylon would consume most of his life. There were many things that he left behind but one thing he did not—his faithfulness to God. It is the secret to all true blessing. Purpose in your heart to be a faithful person to the end.

Journeying With Jonah: Jonah's first trip was away from God's will but his final trip was to people who needed God. There is someone along your journey that needs your witness. In this study we discover practical ways that all of us can be used to reach others for the Lord.

Journeying With Jonah: Today we discover three things that are always connected to the presence of the Lord. If we want to live consciously in God's presence then we must learn to give attention to these areas. There is nothing as wonderful as the presence of the Lord!

Journeying With Jonah: Every person is moving one of two directions—"to" the presence of the Lord or "from" the presence of the Lord. Which direction are you moving in?

Journeying With Elijah: It is not a matter of logic, reasoning, or intelligence. We need divine wisdom for our journey! Learn to get your directions straight from God and you will always know you are going in the right direction.

Journeying With Elijah: The strongest men have their weak days. You will reach a point where you think you cannot go on. The journey will be too great for all of us! But God is great enough for the journey. Follow Elijah to a juniper tree and see...

Journeying With David: Do you feel like you are living "on the run"? David understood that life and he also discovered that God will meet you wherever you are. Today we uncover four things you can do when the journey takes a difficult turn.

Journeying With Ruth: A moment of truth can change everything. It cuts through the confusion and brings clarity. Ruth had her moment of truth and it set in motion an eternity of blessings!

Journeying With Elimelech: Not every move is a good one. Direction determines destination. Today we watch as one man takes a step in the wrong direction and it brings tragic consequences to his family. Which way are you headed?

Journeying With Joshua: Why was Joshua allowed to lead Israel into the promised land? What set him apart from others? In this study we find three characteristics of his life that can be applied to our own. Find the secret and apply the truth.

Journeying With Israel: Israel started by faith and was stopped only by unbelief. The way to have a new start and move forward is by exercising faith in God right where you are. There are victories and blessings ahead...if we are willing to believe and obey God.

Journeying With Moses: Life is all about the choices we make. At every stage of life there are decisions - important ones! - to be made. Moses whole life was a journey that was defined by his choices. Learn from him and choose well.

Journeying With Jacob's Family: Scripture addresses "stuff" in both the Old and New Testaments. There are things greater than material possessions. On today's journey we discover what matters most in the end.

Journeying With Jacob's Family: Travel can be costly! Yet it is still true that "where God guides, He provides." Jacob learned that the Lord can provide all you need through unexpected means. Learn to trust Him for every resource along the way.

Journeying With Joseph: Sometimes the road of life takes a twist and turn we could not have foreseen. What can you do? In this study we uncover the most important thing that Joseph had on his long journey away from home. It is indispensable and it is available to you today.

Journeying With Jacob: The Christian life is not about a place–it is about a Person. We must never allow ourselves to be so enamored by events and experiences that we miss the Lord Himself. Don't just go back to Bethel. Go beyond Bethel to the God of that place!

Journeying With Jacob: Entering into a relationship with God is not the end of God's purpose for us, it is the beginning. When we begin to follow Him He leads us on to so much more. Start right where you are!

Journeying With Jacob: It was a bleak, dreary place–the kind of place you barely wanted to stop, and certainly did not want to stay! Yet in the end it became a place of light and victory and beauty. It is amazing how the presence of God can transform any place...and any person.

Journeying With Jacob: Do you remember the place where you first met the Lord? Do you have a place where you meet Him every day? Follow Jacob to the place where He had a personal encounter with God and you will discover that the Lord is trying to lead us all to that place.

Journeying With Eliezer: Are you searching for God's will? No one can tell you the will of God but God tells us the way to find His will. In today's study we learn how a simple servant found God's perfect will along the journey by applying seven definite principles. (Genesis 24)