Light To My Path

10- Joshua and the Counsel of God

Joshua, as the successor to Moses, struggled to keep focused on the counsel of God.

09 - Moses and the Counsel of God

What was the secret to the successful ministry of Moses? He understood his inability and sought the counsel of God.

8 - The Blessing of His Counsel

There are many great blessings promised to those who will seek the counsel of God and walk in it

2Co.7_12 - A Difficult Letter

In 2 Corinthians 7 Paul shares his thoughts on writing the First Epistle to the Corinthians. While it was a very harsh letter, Paul rejoiced at what it accomplished in the life of the Corinthian church.

Luke 2:7, 12, 16 - The Manger King

Only one of the four Gospel writers mentions that Jesus was laid in a manger. In fact, the word "manger" only occurs four times in the New Testament. Apart from Luke, no writer of Scripture gives the manger a thought. Is this detail about where Jesus slept of any significance? What does it tell us about Him, His work and our hope?

2 Corinthians 6:3-12 - Restricted Affections

As powerful as the apostle Paul was in doctrine, he has a very personal word for the Corinthians here about how they were restricting their affections. He encourages them to open their hearts to demonstrate their God-given affections for His glory and the great err good of the church.

7 - The Law and the Specific leading of God in the Pentateuch

The Law of Moses provided means through which God's people could know His specific will when they could not find the answer in His written counsel.

6 - The Counsel of the Spirit

What do we do when we cannot find an answer in the written counsel of Scriptures? Are we left to make that decision on our own or will the Spirit of God direct us in what to do?