Character is what we develop from a life of learning and deciding what type of people we want to become. In searching through the Bible we find that character is defined throughout the Bible. It very carefully shows us what we can and should achieve as Christians. So how will we decide what our character should be like?

Some large mainstream churches question some parts of the Bible. We can’t “cherrypick” Scripture. We must take the Bible in its entirety and that includes Paul’s writings which are now part of Scripture and which cannot be dismissed as only applicable to his own time, as some do.

From before time began, salvation was to come through Jesus Christ. This vast and almost incomprehensible plan will reach a conclusion, it will be finished! That, however, opens the way for a NEW creation in which all of the sons and daughters of God will share in the eternal glory of the Family of God!

When we have the opportunity to give back to God, how do we express our thanks? Do we give Him the best of ourselves, as he gives to us?

Looking at the tangible benefits as begotten children of God and inheritors of the Kingdom

Mankind lives in a state of spiritual darkness, ruled by a being bent on our destruction.  God offers us His Hand, leading us towards light.  Our daily choices between these two states are determining our future.  Hold fast to the wonderful opportunity for life!

This is a continuation of the previous message that reviews a further number of areas where there are serious problems today but which will be replaced by God’s ways in the coming Kingdom of God.

Are we ready for the Kingdom of God? Are we truly putting God first in our lives? What do we need to do to make sure that we are worthy of the Kingdom of God?

It is comforting to know that the plan of God offers every single person who has ever lived a fair chance at salvation. The claim that unbelievers in this age will be condemned without ever having a chance to understand the truth is simply false. God’s plan extends justice and fair judgment to everyone.

In living as Christians, we find in the Bible that to live this way was often referred to as “The Way”. How does “The Way” affect how we live? We need to make sure that we are living properly so that we can be accounted worthy to continue living this way of life and enjoy the benefits of obeying God.