Becoming convinced that God’s way is the right way is the beginning step in a Christian’s conversion. In order to attain the goal, conviction must be maintained. There are several ways one can become unconvinced, and several ways one can stay convinced of God’s truth. Understanding what kind of behavior to be on guard against and what to put into active practice is utterly important. This split sermon covers a handful of ideas to help in this endeavor.

God is in the process of creating His character in us. How can we describe righteous character? It is the ability to understand what is right and what is wrong; to choose to do the right and to reject the wrong; and to do the right and refuse to do the wrong. The Bible shows us in depth how this process works.

Learn about our Feast of Tabernacles site 2009 in San Diego; proposed functions and activities during the Feast; and assignments of those who should be contacted for further information. Please plan to attend and celebrate with us, and get involved.

As described in the Bible, a fool is the opposite of a wise
person. The decisive and foundational teachings found in the Word of God help us
avoid playing the fool, and these instructions hold great implications for those
who seek to follow Jesus Christ!

Why is God so unreal to most people? God tells us to prove or examine Him, to try Him out. You can become a friend of God.  You can experience answered prayers in your life, healing from sickness, Godly protection and financial blessing. Here is how.

Does Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in Daniel 4 about a cut-down tree have a hidden prophetic meaning for us today? Does Daniel 4 tell us that the ancient Babylonian Empire was imprisoned or chained or paralyzed since its fall in 539 B.C., but came back to power in 1982–exactly 2,520 years later? Is there ANY biblical or historical evidence for such a claim?

What is God’s purpose for us? If we have been told–if the Bible reveals what our future is–then that places responsibility on us for what we are doing now