Sermon
When You Need A Miracle
The greatest miracle is the coming of Christ.
The greatest miracle is the coming of Christ.
The Da Vinci Code’s Other Bible “We are presenting these texts as sacred books and sacred scriptures of the Gnostics.” These words are found in the Introduction of The Gnostic Bible, a collection of documents which some believe give an alternate interpretation of the early days of Christianity. These writings lie at the heart of The Da Vinci Code and other kinds of esoteric literature which insist that originally Christianity was diverse, with no strict doctrines such as we find in the New Testament. In fact, according to this scenario, what we now call heresy was originally the teaching … Read More >
Antichrist will control the world religiously, politically, economically. Behind him will be a cultural stream no one can stand against.
The sun is darkened. There is no light from the moon. Yet every eye will see the coming of Christ. Are you prepared for His return?
In the end, we’ll either worship the beast or we’ll worship Christ.
The departure of Christians from Earth is never permanent.
The Holy Angels of Christmas An angel appeared to Mary; three times an angel spoke to Joseph and angels communicated the message of Jesus’ birth to the shepherds. Obviously, these heavenly beings did not disappear after the first century! Even those of us who have never seen an angel most probably have been helped by them since they are “ministering spirits sent out to serve for the sake of those who are to inherit salvation” (Hebrews 1:14). There was a time when those who believed in angels were thought of as misguided souls who existed on the fringe of … Read More >
When you begin to do the will of God in matters that have been revealed, God will begin to lead you in matters that are unrevealed.
We have domesticated God. During the Tribulation, we’ll find out that our attempts to make God into our image didn’t work.
The Bible not only presents divine ideals but also sin-caused realities. In the Old Testament, divorce and remarriage were permitted under specific regulations. The question is whether or not any of these guidelines are applicable today within the context of the New Testament. Two instances demonstrate that divorce can, under certain conditions, be considered scriptural today. 1. When One Partner Develops a Pattern of Sexual Immorality Christ said, “And I say to you: whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, (fornication) and marries another, commits adultery” (Matthew 19:9). Several observations should be noted: (1) A spouse … Read More >