There is a sense in which our feelings are our friends. Fear can protect us from certain dangers or taking unnecessary chances. Crying can help us deal with loss, pain, and deep grief. Anger can even be a friend if it is righteous indignation. Consider all the wrongs that would go without a response if… Read More A Way That Seems Right About Salvation — Roger Leonard
There is a sense in which everyone is saved just like the thief on the cross. Every person that will stand justified and reign with the Savior is saved the same way the thief was as he hung nailed on a Roman cross next to the Lord. Paul wrote, “For by grace are ye saved… Read More Being Saved Like The Thief On The Cross — Byran Hatcher
Baptism is an old and much discussed topic by gospel preachers. It has long been a theological battleground, the subject of much discussion and many debates. Preachers who want to be true to the word of God must continue to set forth what the Bible says about this subject. Nearly every church as an “official… Read More The Necessity of Baptism For Salvation — Hugh Fulford
Eve. Mother of all living. First woman. First wife. First sinner. I’ve heard women speak negatively about Eve for most of my Christian life. But as I have studied her, I have developed a great sympathy. Let me show you why. Sin. We are all well aware that Eve was deceived by Satan (Gen. 3:4-7).… Read More What Eve Has Taught Me – Debbie Kea
The “Kingdom of God” is often a misunderstood term, even among the religious. Historically, God’s Kingdom was known as Israel, to whom he gave the Promised Land. God symbolically dwelt among them in the tabernacle (and later, the temple), gave them victory over their oppressors, and allowed them to face trials when they failed to… Read More Top Five Blessings Of Being In God’s Kingdom – Vincent J. Eagen, III
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