Christianity, the Bible & Jesus

Have you been around people who are innately kind? Have you been around people who are innately unkind? There are people who can be described either way.

Churches have become religious retreats for those who seek a refuge from the storms of life. They are needy; looking for comfort in the presence of others built around an all-loving God who forgives them as they need to ?forgive themselves?. The church must center around them and their neediness.

Perhaps you have not been preparing the most effective ways during Advent. This article might provoke you to do some things in different ways during the four weeks of Advent.

Jesus is NOT the reason for the season no matter how many people use the cliché. That's my opinion, and I am sticking to it. So, don't try to convince me otherwise.

Focusing on men and buildings can have catastrophic results.

This is the story of Moses from the bible. It is condensed for children from the books of Exodus, Numbers, and Joshua.

God is our Good Shepherd who lovingly leads us all the days of our lives. And we can trust Him for our eternity as well. There is no greater person to whom we can entrust ourselves or those we love.

Matthew 28:18-20 is a well-known verse that is commonly misunderstood. Far too often, the emphasis is placed on the wrong element. In this article, we will look at the Great Commission and compare it to contemporary evangelism methods.

Discusses the timing of the occurrence of the sixth seal of Revelation which is triggered by the arrival of the Planet X System.

When the Word states that ‘many’ are called, it means the ‘many’ have heard a message that appeals to their current life situation and desires a change. Changing one’s lifestyle can greatly affect both their mental and physical well beings. Sadly, the change may not be as a result of salvation.

It is a total mistake to think that being in hot water is always bad. Some things are better in hot water. You might be better as well. READ MORE!

The season of gratitude is not limited to a particular time of year or a particular set of beliefs. Join in the #GiveThanks phenome started by Russell M. Nelson, a modern-day prophet and president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A look at what scripture has to say about the events of Palm Sunday

Most people believe a mixed marriage, one between a believer and unbeliever is only lawful when two unbelievers married and one got saved. Are they right?

People may misunderstand Paul on mixed (unbeliever/believer) marriages. What does he mean in 1 Corinthians 7:14 by calling the unbelieving spouse sanctified?

Does 1 Corinthians 7:39 forbid a Christian from marrying an unbeliever?

This article is an exhortation to exercise thankful attitude to be victorious over negative emotions.

God loves a grateful heart. Gratitude turns the hearts of everyday people to give in ways they otherwise would not. If God is anything like the average do-gooder, would not the things He gives be a least just as extraordinary as the ordinary person who loves gratitude?

There are about 150 titles for Jesus in the New Testament. However, this article focuses on just two of those titles: Alpha and Omega.

Whether it is good news or bad news, we tend to share it with people. Unfortunately, everyone is not on your side. Some people will undoubtedly take the information and hold it against you.

In the last verses of II Timothy we get a more personal side of the Apostle Paul as he discusses his situation and his desire to have Timothy visit him in his Roman prison before his death at the hands of the Romans. In this section we can learn ways to help all believers going through persecution.

There is more to the 91st Psalm than simply quoting it. You must be living what the words suggest.

The cults are very active on social media as they prey upon the unwary. It behooves one who is born again to be aware of signs that may be very evident in distinguishing that which is godly from that which is a snare of the Devil.

This article answers two questions: Who are Red-Letter Christians? and What Do Red-Letter Christians Believe?

God created the Heaven and the earth. Yet some refuse to believe this truth and instead follow the religion of evolution, a mere man made religion rooted in an anti-Christ spirit

It's a "hard saying," without question. I've struggled with it for years. Suddenly it is completely apparent what the "Abomination of Desolation," is.

In these last days that we're living in, there has come about a spiritual anorexia. By that I mean a self-imposed famine in reading and understanding the Word of God. God's servant helps solve this by preaching the Word, being aware of false teachers and by living for the Judgment Seat of Christ.

In this article, we will look at claims that use the "original Greek" to say that the New Testament Church voted on elders.

Most ‘Christian’ churches around the world have one thing in common: they believe. They believe that Jesus did exist, died for their sins and arose from the grave. The 'many' then become converts to a religious system; never to become a disciple of Christ. Therein lies the rub.

It's important to know the context in which scripture was written and learn the purpose for which it was placed in the Bible.

In II Timothy 3:10-17 we have the Apostle Paul continuing his warning to his son-in-the-faith Timothy about the perilous times in which they were living and we are living in today as well. In this section he gives Timothy two major ingredients for navigating these times successfully.

“The aged women likewise, that they be in behaviour as becometh holiness, not false accusers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things.” (Tit 2:3)

To a new believer, all doctrine will come from others but a true child of the King will use their Holy Spirit gifted faith to desire more of the Word for themselves to discern doctrine for themselves. Adhering to a ‘boilerplate’ church doctrinal statement is not working out your own salvation.

That Bible has a lot to say about endurance. So, what does it say?

“Likewise, ye younger, submit yourselves unto the elder. Yea, all of you be subject one to another, and be clothed with humility: for God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble.” (1Pe 5:5)

The wheat and tares grow together, but are divided at the time of harvest. The tares are separated from the wheat. Everyone will see the tares and everything will be shaken.