Monthly Archives: July 2022

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY By Dr. Robert R Seyda FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN CHAPTER FOUR (Lesson CIX) 07/11/22 4:17                If God’s agápē is made perfect in us, we can be without fear on the day when God judges the world.  … Continue reading →

Some of you may have seen ads on TV concerning beer or liquor products with the warning, “Drink in moderation.” But a word like moderation is interpreted on many levels and under multitudes of circumstances. It may be generally determined … Continue reading →

I heard the following sermon preached at Hillsdale Community Church by Pastor Jeff Smith on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant found in Matthew 18:23-34. Pastor Jeff asked, Why is forgiveness so powerful? It shouldn’t be a complicated question. At … Continue reading →

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY By Dr. Robert R Seyda FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN CHAPTER FOUR (Lesson CVIII) 07/08/22 4:17                If God’s agápē is made perfect in us, we can be without fear on the day when God judges the world. … Continue reading →

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY By Dr. Robert R Seyda FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN CHAPTER FOUR (Lesson CVII) 07/07/22 4:17          If God’s agápē is made perfect in us, we can be without fear on the day when God judges the world.  … Continue reading →

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY By Dr. Robert R Seyda FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN CHAPTER FOUR (Lesson CVI) 07/06/22 4:16 We know how much God loves us because we feel His love and believe Him when He tells us how dearly … Continue reading →

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY By Dr. Robert R Seyda FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN CHAPTER FOUR (Lesson CV) 07/05/22 4:16 We know how much God loves us because we feel His love and believe Him when He tells us that He … Continue reading →

NEW TESTAMENT CONTEXTUAL COMMENTARY By Dr. Robert R Seyda FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN CHAPTER FOUR (Lesson CIV) 07/04/22 4:16 We know how much God loves us because we feel His love and believe Him when He tells us that He … Continue reading →

CYNICS may ask, why don’t people follow the advice of numerous proverbs and maxims of forethought available for centuries? Instead, they conclude that these are only used after some rightful venture has gone “horribly wrong.” When, for instance, a person gambles … Continue reading →