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The Gender of God
Part 1 ( Read more... ) -
Addiction
Addiction is a nasty thing. It gives us the gift of guilt. It may be something we loath and don’t want to do. Both our mind and body can crave it. We understand that it may be harmful to us. As a Christian we want to live for Jesus. So we have a dichotomy; what we want to do and what we are doing. Prayer seems ineffective. So many times we have ( Read more... ) -
Ask Anything
As a Christian we have been “Born Again” and because of this we are already part of God’s Family. We now belong to the Father; who has not spared anything to save us. We have been adopted into His Kingdom and we have an inheritance. As the parable of the Prodigal Son demonstrates; we can start spending our inheritance now. Ask and it will be given ( Read more... ) -
Jesus is Jehovah
Familiarity can dull our appreciation. As Christians we worship Jesus and give Him thanks for our Salvation, as we should. We see Jesus doing the will of The Father and tend to view Him as subservient to God; Son Of God, a separate being from God, less than God, but Jesus is God ( Read more... ) -
Faith
It is an interesting concept ( Read more... ) -
Evangelism
What is Evangelism ( Read more... ) -
A Short One
God told Adam if he ate the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil he would die. Satan told Adam if he ate he would be like God; he would not die and he would know good and evil. They ate, they were not dead it seemed, and they had knowledge! They had believed the lie. They had not trusted God ( Read more... ) -
I Manipulate
written by Steve Taylor ( Read more... ) -
The Plain Truth
While doing some research I ran across an online bible study. Since I already knew this group’s beliefs and philosophies I decided to go through their questionnaire. The questions were simple enough and they gave bible verses to help with the answers. The fact is they were leading questions, there was the obvious answer but it was designed to ( Read more... ) -
Holy Writings
In the bible the Greek word “graphe” points to an older writing, and not to the New Testament ( Read more... )