Sergius Paulus, we are told by Luke, was an intelligent man. Today, David discusses what makes a person truly intelligent.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:4-9

Sergius Paulus, we are told by Luke, was an intelligent man. Today, David discusses what makes a person truly intelligent.
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:4-9
There is a reason why God sometimes leads through more spectacular guidance than what is commonly referred to as the “inward witness.”
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:2-7
In the church in Antioch, there were five men who were prophets, teachers, or prophets and teachers. But for two of those men, that was about to changeí¢äå_
Todays Scripture: Acts 13:1-2
Even in judgment upon Herod Agrippa, God showed him some mercy. Why?
Todays Scripture: Acts 12:19-25
Why did those who were praying for Peter think it was his angel who was knocking at their gate? And why did God deliver Peter from martyrdom, but not James?
Todays Scripture: Acts 12:8-19
According to Scripture, both born again people and Christ’s disciples are characterized by love. So can one be born again without being a disciple?
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:29-12:4
Scripture says that prophecy will cease when “the perfect comes.” When is that?
Todays Scripture: Acts 11:27
What James lists as being the most important thing that he wrote about might surprise you.
Todays Scripture: James 5:12-13
James’ contemporary readers had good reason to need patience, and David explains why.
Todays Scripture: James 5:7-8
Are we to think that, because we’ve believed in Jesus, that there is no possible danger that we might suffer God’s judgment? David has a biblical answer found in today’s reading.
Todays Scripture: James 5:10-11