Galatians 6:9–10 So we should not allow ourselves to get tired of doing good. At the right time (determined by God) we will harvest His blessing if we don’t give up. Because of this, whenever we are given the opportunity, … Continue reading →
Because things do not have to be as old as they appear to be If you were privileged to have a viewing of God’s creation work in the Garden of Eden on day six: How old would you have said … Continue reading →
This rarely heard truth: Knowing God is required of us Though you’d never know it in most of the church today, knowing God intimately—as a wife knows her husband—is the plan. This is what God wants for you. This is … Continue reading →
Galatians 6:7–8 Have you ever tried to lay a guilt trip on God? Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, this he will also reap. For the one who focuses on his own flesh … Continue reading →
The gifts in lawlessness? As we continue discussing those left outside at the end, this is even more radical. Jesus not only condemns them because He does not know them—He also states that they are working lawlessness, doing evil. Who … Continue reading →
I have a proof of my new novel: “I never would’ve believed it!” “What might really happen at the Rapture could surprise you” The Lord told me years ago that no one has it figured out. He fooled everyone the … Continue reading →
Now it’s available in print and as a Kindle book! You really need to read this book. It will open your eyes to see how weak the evolutionist arguments truly are. Evolution is clearly shown to be a desperate move … Continue reading →
Galatians 6:6 Those who are taught the word of God should provide for their teachers, sharing all good things with them. This is why I charge for my books—what can I say? But to speak for other teachers, it’s hard … Continue reading →
Because the Bible tells me so The great Swiss theologian Dr. Karl Barth was being honored in his old age for all the theological knowledge he had gathered, written, and taught over his lifetime. When the speaker invited him to … Continue reading →
Ministry gifts are peripheral—knowing is what matters For many people, ministering in power like we talked about last week is the major goal of their Christian life. These people are letting Jesus know that they worked for Him. “Many will … Continue reading →