Conditional Promises in the Bible
God’s great desire is to bless His children. Not only is the Bible God’s love letter to man, but it is a wonderful book of promises. Sprinkled throughout both the
Category: Doctrine
Abiding in Christ
In (John 15:5-8) we read this fascinating portion of Scripture: “I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me
Why does God allow evil and suffering? – Part II
Some people say couldn’t God have foreseen all of the evil and suffering that occurs in our world today? And if He could, why does He allow it to happen?
Why does God allow evil and suffering? – Part I
The short answer is that God wanted to have a loving personal relationship with each of us so He gave us free will. And with free will comes the choice
(Deuteronomy 5:17). “You shall not murder.”
In one of the greatest Hollywood epics of all time, the silver screen vividly portrays Charlton Heston being given the two tablets of stone on which were written, by the
Can You Serve God With Half A Heart?
Imagine telling your wife that you love her with half of your heart. I can just imagine her thinking who are you in love with the other half. If we
The Magnificent Alternative – Part II
In yesterday’s devotion we shared three messages on our way to describing why the Christian lifestyle is the absolute best way to live. These three were – God created everything,
The Magnificent Alternative – Part I
The Bible has a magnificent alternative way of living to offer anyone with a desire to establish a personal relationship with its Author. When we accepted Jesus Christ as our
“The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.” (Matthew 26:41) – Part II
In today’s devotion we will continue with the battle between the spirit and the flesh. The will acts like the commander-in-chief of our drives, desires, and ambitions, giving them their
“The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.” (Matthew 26:41) – Part I
Procrastination seems to be a preoccupation as well as a national pastime for most Americans. So often we find that we set our minds on doing something, yet our bodies