What does it mean to be a living sacrifice? Is the Bible completely outdated in a modern world?
These are only two of seemingly endless questions society asks, yet offers false answers to. The answer to the first lies in humility. We must die to self in order to live. God is clear that human nature leads to rebellion against what God has ordained as good. Since God doesn’t change, neither does His word and therefore, the Bible isn’t outdated. This article dives into being a living sacrifice for God and living life for the gratification of God’s calling over self gratification.
Ahh, a title that sums up the pursuit of the entire human race. Finding a true identity is the goal of every human from the moment they are born and follows them even to death. Sadly, there are those who miss out on the greatest joy of being defined by Christ by choice. True identity brings peace and fulfillment in a life that is filled to the brim in heartache and tragedy. This article addresses finding true identity in Christ and removing yourself from the shadow of someone else's life.
What does it mean to strip freedom? In America, freedom is taken for granted. Routine is worshiped. In Washington State, the Liberal agenda has taken precedence. People can't even dine out without giving the govenor and his posse their names and addresses. Los Angeles is also getting on board with this agenda. Not only has the COVID-19 lethal mindset leaked into government and politics, but (that's right) into hospitals as well.
More and more questions are arising surrounding the Coronavirus that are geared toward eternity and God. For those that missed the live-stream of the sermon "Have We Angered God?" included in this post is the sermon and an outline for the video, all for free.
If there are those who are unchurched or whose churches do not have access to live-streaming abilities, Community Bible Church is live-streaming this Sunday at 9:15 and 11:00 am at their website https://communitybiblechurch.us/live. This Sunday's sermon will be entitled "Have We Angered God?". The lead pastor will answers questions regarding the significance of the Coronavirus and the weight it has on eternity
This Easter has caused many to reflect on not only death but what happens after it. The COVID-19 virus has struck the core of an issue that most turn either shyly or violently away from: the appointment of death and where people will end up after this appointment has been booked. There is hope for life after death through Christ, the risen and eternal king, who conquered death. For believers, death has lost its sting. For the nonbelievers, there is an eery gloom that surrounds this day with a more forthright example being carried out with the Coronavirus. The hour of death is always uncertain, coming like a thief. God states that life is but a vapor. This post will focus on the importance of Easter through Christ's death and resurrection and the belief of the thief on the cross.
The rise of post-modernism has swept the world and taken it by storm while progressive Christianity and prosperity preaching has led others to a different god than the One of the Bible. This post will cover the Gospel and include videos of the American Gospel films.
Jesus warns that those who depart from the faith were never truly of it. He further warned that in the end times there will be a rise in apostasy. Christ has been expelled from schools, laws, and even churches. This post will cover the definition of apostasy and why it's important to discern it in today's society.
If you look at the news, you might be overwhelmed with the headlines about radical conversions. People never to have been thought of to convert to Christianity, are all of a sudden being converted. But the question lingering is can what is being played out be trusted?
In peace and in war, God has been there before and after the dust cleared and the chips fell. As He is faithful in little (in peace), so He will be in much (in tribulation). We see evidence of this in the following scripture.
"Elohim" is the plural name for God in the Hebrew language meaning "mighty one." The name references the trinity even though the word "trinity" does not appear in the Bible. However the trinity is doctrinally present throughout the Bible, with visuals made in creation, salvation, baptism, and judgement. The name "Elohim" is used more than 2,750 times in the Old Testament alone.
The Price of Freedom mini series links well with the campaign to combat human trafficking as it is a blend of understanding what freedom is, the cost of freedom, and portraying freedom. Part of portraying freedom is by lending a helping hand and serving others.
