The People Of Thessalonica Opposed The Word Of God (Acts 17:1-9): The Jewish people in Thessalonica were not interested in the new faith or the “new king” that Paul preached, but the Gentile “God seekers” accepted the gospel and were saved.
Read MoreToday the cross is an accepted symbol of love and sacrifice.
Read MoreSomething distinguishes Christianity from all the religions of the world.
Read MoreIt’s a person who is separated from the world (Psalm 1:1).
Read MoreThe scripture speaks of the great and mighty God in time.
Read MoreThe question “What will be the sign of Your coming?” is answered in Matthew 24:29-44 and “What shall be the sign of the end of the age?” is answered in Matthew 24:4-28.
Read MoreTo show the difference between human guessing and a prophecy from God is very simple to do.
Read MoreIs it not logical to believe the only one who can recreate us is the one who created us in the first place?
Read MoreBy all means we should seek to master Romans chapter 4!
Read MoreThis is perhaps the most important chapter in John’s Gospel, for it deals with the subject of the new birth.
Read MoreFirst, The Next Biblical Event.
Read MoreFirst, Communion (Luke 24:13-32). Cleopas and his companion were two disappointed men; for in the death of Jesus, all their hopes for Israel had been dashed (notice verses 21 and 1:68; 2:30-32, 38; 21:28, 31).
Read MoreMatthew 28 is all about the Lord Jesus Christ.
Read MoreThe only Gospel Adam heard was what God said in Genesis 3:15, yet Adam believed it and was saved.
Read MoreFirst, The Tempter. God is not the author of sin, nor does he tempt people to sin; this is the work of the devil (James 1:13).
Read MoreI recently read a startling statistic: 51% of Christians say they don’t know what the Great Commission is.
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