Category Archives: Christianity

They say your house says a lot about you. For Christians, much of the decor of their home may reflect their beliefs. As you look around your friends homes you can get a feel for where Christ or their religious … Continue reading →

Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for … Continue reading →

God is a Spirit. No one has seen God at any time. How then does the Bible speak of seeing God’s face? The face of God is his spiritual presence and approval. It is the privilege and blessing of forgiven … Continue reading →

Paul wrote a plea to the church at Rome encouraging them to continue their journey in making a break with the old aeon of Judaism. It, like an old garment ready to be discarded, faded in obsolescence and hastened to … Continue reading →

Today, there is some obsessing over the end of the world. Many believe the Mayan calendar makes such prediction for the date, December 21, 2012. Early and recent history documents the scattered ashes of literally thousands of failed predictions about … Continue reading →

The Jesse Tree is the perfect complement to Advent. Its is a great way to recall history of Jesus and his family as well as applying it to the four weeks of advent that are highlighted with the four advent … Continue reading →

On the face of it this might seem a rather stupid question. Of course, we all know the difference between ‘seeing’ and ‘entering’. But do we really? In John’s Gospel chapter 3 when talking to Nicodemus, Jesus starts two very … Continue reading →

I cannot think of any other person in history who is connected in the Bible so much with the Antichrist (via the persons of Abel, Barak, Balak, Aholibamah who fornicates with type of the antichrist edom in genesis 36, Aholibah … Continue reading →

Several Amillennialists and other futurists believe that if Jesus’ second coming occurred in AD 70, then why do Preterists take the Lord’s Supper. Some even argue that the practice of taking the communion disproves the teaching that all Bible prophecy … Continue reading →

The word “Israel” which appears very frequently in the Bible applies to God’s treasured people of all ages, not just the people called “the Jews”. In fact, “Jew” means someone of the tribe of Judah, which is only ONE of … Continue reading →