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Biblical humility affects how we pray, receive correction, obey God, serve others, and respond to recognition. This KJV study examines the Pharisee and publican, Apollos, Naaman, Christ’s example, and Paul’s instruction, with…
Through Paul’s circumstances, Ahab’s dissatisfaction, Jesus’ parable of the rich fool, and the Macedonians’ generosity, this KJV study examines how Christians can learn contentment. Includes the context of Philippians 4:13, five connected…
What does the Bible mean when it commands us to fear God? Through Josiah, Joseph, Noah, Cornelius, and the early church, this KJV study examines reverence, receiving God’s word, refusing sin, obedient…
What do Abraham, Lot, Lydia, Levi, Gaius, and Diotrephes teach us about hospitality? This KJV study examines receiving strangers—including those who entertained angels unawares—sharing available resources, including overlooked people, and serving willingly.…
Hearing God’s Word is essential, but Scripture calls us to respond. Examine the connected teachings concerning faith, repentance, confession, baptism, practical obedience, and continuing faithfully in Christ.
How should Christians give thanks? Compare eight biblical teachings showing how gratitude should shape our prayers, faithful conduct, appreciation for others, and willingness to do good—even through difficult circumstances.
Christian encouragement considers others, speaks truth, offers practical help, and strengthens continued faithfulness. Compare eight connected KJV teachings.
How should Christians use their time? Compare KJV passages on life’s brevity, God’s priorities, attentive study, diligent work, family responsibilities, encouragement, service, necessary rest, and perseverance. Examine the connected biblical pattern for…
Scripture gives Christians a pattern for listening before answering, speaking truth that builds up, showing grace in difficult conversations, and letting God’s Word shape the heart.
The first-day assembly brings disciples together to remember Christ, worship according to His Word, and encourage one another.
Faithfulness requires more than a congregation’s name or history. Follow the repeated biblical pattern of examining teaching, holding fast to truth, and practicing God’s Word.
The Biblical Pattern of Service When we think about the work of a congregation, do we think only of its elders, deacons, and preacher? What about the other members? The […]
The Biblical Pattern of Church Organization Who has the right to determine how the church is organized? The answer begins with Christ. His Word establishes the pattern, identifies the responsibilities, […]
Jesus said: “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” (Matthew 6:33, KJV) Those words are familiar. But […]
Obeying the gospel is the beginning of the Christian life—not the end. When a person hears the gospel, believes in Jesus Christ, repents of sin, confesses Christ, and is baptized […]
ABOUT THE AUTHOR ABOUT THE AUTHOR KEVIN L. WALKER Kevin L. Walker is a Christian, husband, father, grandfather, United States Navy veteran, retired Senior Chief Petty Officer, businessman, Bible teacher, […]