One of the many distinguishing, non-replicable, infallible truths about the gospel is its fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. According to the Scriptures, Christ died for our sins and was raised the third day (1st Corinthians 15:3-4). The gospel of God was promised beforehand…
Though David was never called a friend of God (like Abraham was), he was described as a man after God’s own heart (1st Samuel 13:14). His passion for God, especially before his adultery with Bathsheba and its devastating impact on his life (2nd…
Although the religious world seems determined to minimize the essentiality of a Christian living soberly, righteously, and godly in this present age (Titus 2:12), God’s word remains unchanged. Genuine fellowship with the Holy God requires the following virtues: Send article as PDF…
Jehovah is not a snob; He prejudges no one. “Whosoever” must be one of His favorite persons; the New Testament makes almost 100 references to him/her. Send article as PDF
“If momma ain’t happy, there ain’t nobody happy” is not a myth. Every family has a written and/or unwritten code of conduct. Every home has one or more house rules. Send article as PDF
There is no verdict worse than the one God pronounced on the rich man in Luke 12—“Thou fool” (v. 20). Those who do not know God and do not obey the gospel will be punished with everlasting destruction away from the presence of…
In an everchanging world that is destined to be annihilated when Jesus returns, the unchanging Jehovah is the only constant. It is the pinnacle of spiritual folly to reject the truth that God is and He is a rewarder of those who diligently…
Like TNT, the Biblical word “fool” is a powerful word that must be used with extreme care and caution. Jesus solemnly warns against its misuse in Matthew 5:22. In the eyes of God, a fool (Greek word—moros) is a spiritual moron. Only…
Even though David was a man after God’s own heart (1st Samuel 13:14), he experienced spiritual peaks and valleys in his life. The valley of Psalm 13 was especially dark and deep. Send article as PDF
Because He is eternal, God does not have the same perception of time as humanity does. One day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day (2nd Peter 3:8); therefore, there were occasions which arose…
