I am studying 1 Corinthians 13:4-11 and I see that the King James Version uses the word “charity”, but the New King James Version and many other translations uses the word “love”. Is “love” the accurate word? And verse 10 says, “But when that which is perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away.” Is this referring to Jesus?
“Lately, God has been walking with me on a new journey and I’m learning a lot, and fasting is something I’d like to know more about. … Do you fast? Is it true that you can fast food but still drink liquid during the fast? Can you fast things like TV and the Internet?”
Theme: Christmas is the first step in a promise fulfilled—that a King from God will rule this world in righteousness.
Theme: The specific commission that Jesus gave to the twelve teaches us principles we can apply in the fulfillment of the Great Commission.
Theme: Even those who are most familiar with Jesus can suffer lost opportunities through unbelief.
Theme: Our faith in Jesus is often not just for ourselves alone—but is for the benefit of others who also need to trust Him.
Theme: Deborah’s song is a lesson to us in how God helps His people do the hard things of life.
Theme: The story of the demon-possessed man of the tombs illustrates how necessary it is that we be born again through faith in Jesus Christ.
Theme: This passage shows how to trust in Jesus in such a way as to be free from fearfulness.
Theme: The ‘joy’ that was set before Jesus, as He endured the cross, encourages us also to endure for Him.
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