Sharon RP Church

King Og Defeated

Baalam and Balak

Divine Victory and Promise

From Mount Hor to Moab

"I Have Other Sheep"

There is a great need for the Gospel to be taken to the ends of the world, and this verse gives us the foundation, the method, and the hope of missions. --Christ, the Good Shepherd, came to earth to gather His sheep from lostness and darkness. And He MUST bring them into His fold. These lost sheep hear the voice of their Savior through the lips of human messengers proclaiming the good news of the Gospel. And it is guaranteed to be a success- they WILL be brought into the one pasture of Christ...

The Bronze Serpent

Canaanites Defeated at Hormah

Conflict 101 - Part 1

At some point in every relationship, there is conflict. How do we handle this conflict as Christians-- Do we view it as an opportunity to grow in our relationship with God and each other-- We need to ensure that we are fighting fairly and watching out for communication barriers. We need to fight for unity and not victory, and we need to build each other up and imitate the example of Jesus. When we were yet sinners, He died for us and reconciled us to Himself- Why are we waiting to be reconcil...

Aaron's Death

Passage Through Edom Refused

Tithes to Support the Levites

Offerings Support the Priests

Purification and Promise

Moses’ Error at Kadesh

Overcoming Death through Faith

Stewardship and Service

The King's Victory

Do You Believe

This is a text that absolutely requires us to stand up and do something with it. Either we walk away from this and say, -I need this Priestly King Who was willing to die for me- - or we say, -I am in control of my own life.- The question we should be asking ourselves is, -Did Jesus die for me--- It was because of our sin that He died and experienced the displeasure of His Father. And His death caused open access to be given us to God. --Do you believe that Jesus was the Son of God, as the Scr...

Complaints of the People

The Budding of Aaron’s Rod

Understanding Priesthood in Numbers 18: A Coffee & Devotions Study on Aaron & Levites

Finding God in Every Moment

Shocking Punishment for Breaking the Sabbath

Leadership Conflict

Unintentional Intentional Sin

Willing Sacrifices

The Scribes & Pharisees Caught in the Act of Adultery

Throughout the ages, evil people have conspired against Christ -Psalm 2-. Here the Pharisees attempt to ensnare the Son of God Himself, Who reacted in calm meekness- but they are outmaneuvered and forced to leave the scene, convicted of their spiritual adultery and unfaithfulness to Jehovah. Without a legal court proceeding against the woman whom they brought to Jesus, He alone had the legitimate right to sentence her- but He had not come to earth at this time to be a civil or ecclesiastical ...

A Futile Invasion Attempt

Grain and Drink Offerings

Death Sentence on the Rebels

Moses Intercedes

The King of the Jews

Throughout the entire Gospel of Mark, Jesus has been talking about the coming of His Kingdom. Now it looks like that has failed. But the irony is that when He seemed to be defeated, He was actually receiving His crown. Even when He was mocked and ridiculed and tortured, He was really the true King. And the cross was not the end of the story- He did not fail in His mission- He fulfilled His mission. He loved us and washed us from our sins in His own blood, and He made us kings and priests. He ...

Spies in the Land

Stoning Moses

Dissension of Aaron and Miriam

The Lord Sends Quail

The People Complain

The 70 Elders

The Lord Leads

"Truly, Truly, I Say to You"

These words of Jesus - -Assuredly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in Paradise- - leap out as us because He is speaking these words of life as He Himself is dying. Here we see several striking contrasts. --1- In the midst of the wicked lies, blasphemy, and mockery from those who were around the cross that day, Jesus speaks His word of truth and leaves no room for ambiguity. --2- In the midst of the supernatural darkness over this place of death and hopelessness, Jesus offers a message...

Departure from Sinai

The Trumpets

Tried by Gentiles

We don't know the end of the story, but God does. In this passage of Mark's Gospel, this was no accidental happening to Jesus. God's plan was for Him to die for us. He was still at work here. And even though everything in this narrative seemed to go wrong, Jesus still had all the power. He was slaughtered so that we can have peace with God. He willingly suffered for us and defeated the powers of this world. We need to remember that He is our King, He reigns, He has a plan for us, and He wants...

The Cloud and The Fire

Will You Deny Me?

Dedicating the Levites

Let your Light Shine

The Second Passover

The Lord Bless and Keep You

The Nazarite