Christians will not find the word “suicide” in Scripture, but the fact of suicide is seen throughout Scripture as an evidence of the struggle some have with the effects of mankind’s fallen nature. The Bible teaches that Satan, the father of lies, comes to steal, kill, and destroy God...
The first thing to know about Mardi Gras is that it kicks off the Christian season of Lent. That’s the time when people prepare for Easter, the holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Christ. In Western churches, Lent begins six-and-a-half weeks before Easter on what’s known as As...
The salt speaks of the inward part, the character of the Christian. Light Jesus also described His people as being like light, which is on the outside. The light speaks of the testimony of a follower of Christ, revealing and illuminating the truth. You Are the Light of the World Jes...
America was designed to set Captives free even though God’s word reveals the enemy never lets his captives go free, then what is the purpose of a true Christian Church? The first was understanding the symbols of the battle built before man was created and finding them in Egypt, close to...
Legislating Compassion: Why Does The Right Hate It So Much?Rev. Dan Vojir
For the real Christian who has faith in God there is a better way! Now, there is one other example before I leave this that I would like to give you, and that's the example of Hezekiah. That's in II Kings the 20th chapter and the first seven verses. Will you notice this: "In ...
but extreme. Millennials have a problem withalltruth, not just the Bible. We have an issue withallauthority, not just the church. But there’s a specific obstacle to Christianity because not only do we live in a post-tr...
I do not think that Christian theism is irrational. I entirely agree . . . that it is no more irrational than atheism. Irrationality is not the question but rather, desirability. The only reason I can think of for objecting to Christian theism is that a lot of Christians have been bigote...
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he is a teacher of St. Paul. He’s not, as far as we can tell, a Christian, although some early Christians thought he might have secretly been because he was so favorable to the Christians. Nevertheless, he warns the Sanhedrin not to persecute Christians, saying, “Take care what y...