Leonard Whyte

Giving an offering represents an act of submission (I Chronicles 16: 23-36)

An offering is a representation of the giver's for and submission to the presence of God (I Chronicles 16: 23-36)

We should never think of tomorrow's needs without first remembering yesterday's blessings (I Chronicles 16: 1, 7-15)

Recognize God for who he is and put him in his rightful place (Psalm 46).

Worship then is a collective expression of believers who share similar feelings who are engaged in same actions for the same objectives (I Chronicles 16: 8-29)

Yielding to the Holy Spirit in a Christian makes himself aware that He is not just a symbol but should be an example of the presence of God in the world (Acts 2: 1-2)

You have to look more closely at the issue to learn more about it so it can be addressed (Romans 12: 1-13)

Persons desiring the power of God must direct their thoughts, open their minds, by believing the word of God (2 Chron. 17: 1-15)

God is the source of life. He can be reached only by belief, by faith which when it is put in action, or by imagination, gives you a different feeling (Ephesians 3)

Believers commitment to Christian service is driven by an awareness of our relationship; we are children of God's family, hence our responsibility to the family (Luke 10: 25-37)