It is easy to turn away from Godly objectives, especially when the world is filled with distractions. Even at an early age, we are conditioned to look away from a Godly path. Staying true to our calling requires vigilance and a desire to endure.
Many consider the Bible as just another book of religious teachings. The idea that it is or possibly could be the inspired words of God is either rejected or only half-heartedly accepted by most people. There are others who view the Bible for what it is—the TRUTH OF GOD!
The Bible shows us that man has a great potential from God. Do you know this potential and what to do with it? Would you like to start a new life?
Is the usual presentation of Christ’s birth in accordance with the biblical account? When was Jesus born—in what year and in what month? What about the year Zero? When did Herod the Great die? When was Cyrenius governor of Syria? Was Christ born in a stable? What was the inn in which Mary and Joseph found no place? Were Mary and Joseph poor? Were animals present when Jesus was born? Did angels sing? Did the wise men from the east and the shepherds visit Christ during the night of His birth? Who were those wise men? How many were they? Where do the customs come from which one thinks of and engages in during the Christmas season?
In a world where conflict at every scale demands attention, it is a relief to find a source of enduring peace. How can we find peace in our lives to overcome our struggles?
We have knowledge that separates us from other people. So much so that we are outcasts—aliens to the societies in which we live. In this sermon, seven truths we know are presented—truths which are hidden from this world!
There are 3 aspects the Bible talks about when it comes to the words “fool”, “foolish”, or “foolishness”. How does the Bible describe a fool and what does the Bible say about foolishness? What does it mean when the Bible talks about the foolish things of the world?
Life seems to come down to our ability to make choices. There are a lot of grey areas or maybe’s in life. But the fact is that our lives come down being able to say yes or no. What is that we will choose in our lives as we learn to use God’s wisdom and knowledge?
Many assume that Jesus and His parents lived in poverty, and they point to a few Scriptures which allegedly back up their belief. But what does the Bible really say about this question? And does it matter?
Do we ever feel like we do the same things over and over again? Do our lives sometimes resemble a game that constantly repeats? We see the use of repetition in nature, in life and even in the Bible. But why? Why is repetition so important for us? What can we learn by examining nature, our lives and the Bible, based on this thought of repetition? What is it that repetition will accomplish in our lives?
