The Measure of a Strong Christian
It's not our outward appearance that makes us strong in God's eyes, but rather our inward appearance. If we're strong Christians, it's not because of who we are, but rather who we serve and for whom we live. Read the rest of this entry »
The Measure of a Strong Church
If absence makes the heart grow fonder, there must be members that really LOVE their church. How does one figure out how the church becomes strong? And how does God view the strength of a church? Read the rest of this entry »
Hold On
The great veil to the Holy of Holies was rent from top to bottom as Jesus Christ died on the cross and became the Great Intercessor. We must remain faithful and hold on not only to Him, but His Gospel, as we walk with Him. Read the rest of this entry »
The Disease and the Remedy
Now, more than ever, we must be true to the Word and we must also beware and warn others of false prophets. Read the rest of this entry »
Sacred Landmarks
A landmark is defined as something that distinguishes one man's property from another. Home, one landmark, should be a place where biblical principles were taught. Other landmarks areeducation, politics and religion , all of which are becoming indistinguishable from those places where the Godless and wicked abide what the world offers. There are, however, landmarks that no man can change. Read the rest of this entry »
Are We Compromising?
We, the Church and this nation, are compromising, the same way Pharaoh compromised with God in the scriptures above. It's been said that compromise is like shooting the little star out of the target at the fair. Once the bits of target are gone, you can never replace them. The same way with compromising when it comes to the Gospel - there are no gray areas. The Word is not ours to compromise. Read the rest of this entry »
America Under Attack
This nation must not continue to turn its back on God. Our nation was based in Christianity, and as we compromise and as our leaders stray from seeking God and His wisdom, we become a nation who has forgotten Him. Read the rest of this entry »
Part Nine of Mirrors of the Christian Life – The Ripple Effect
If you throw a stone into a pond, the ripples will continue until reaching all shores. The smallest act or incident can set off a ripple effect far beyond expectations. How do our actions affect others? Are we spreading the Gospel to cause a "viral effect"? Or are we affecting others in another way? Read the rest of this entry »