The Woman Rides The Beastby Danny Yates 4/19/2014 / Poetry
I'd like to start today sharing a poem I wrote due to my interest in PROPHECY, especially 'End Time Events'. This is taken out Rev 17 of the Bible although there are other passages referring to her elsewhere. It has to do with a separation coming to the general church population found in the world today. The Woman is described as a Harlot riding the Beast.
Closer Than You Knowby Taylor Cummings 4/19/2014 / Devotionals
Sometimes we go through difficult times. In "Closer Than You Know", I share how looking back I finally got to see how God was with me through one of my most difficult seasons.
Spiritual Warfareby Danny Yates 4/19/2014 / Poetry
I'd like to share a little about myself before I read a poem. Recently while I was praying for a friend I received a word concerning spiritual warfare. A poem was included in it and I had not been writing poetry so it caught me by surprise.
Beware of "time stealers"by Daniel Dela Dunoo 4/19/2014 / Christian Living
Many have been robbed of significant opportunities to accomplish phenomenally great feats in their walk with God and in other areas of life in part because of what i term as "time stealers". "Time stealers" are people and circumstances that rob as of valuable time. This article shows practical ways by which "time stealers" can be disarmed and rendered powerless.
Theology of Godby Bobby Bruno 4/19/2014 / Bible Studies
Four arguments for the existence of God who created all time and matter, and the proper way for Christians should think about God.
Don't Negotiate With the Opposition.by ETURUVIE EREBOR 4/19/2014 / Christian Living
We are admonished not to negotiate with the opposition and to stand our ground because eventually the opposition will bow.
When Where You Savedby Leonard Granger 4/18/2014 / Christian Living
We have many important dates in our lives and the day we accepted the Lord is most important. We accept the Lord for eternity.
Trials and Tribulationsby Leonard Granger 4/18/2014 / Christian Living
Trials and Tribulations always seem to be part of our life. The Lord says he will carry our burdens, so pray for his guidance and protection.
The Ekklesia of Godby Bobby Bruno 4/18/2014 / Christian Apologetics
What is the Ekklesia of God? Or, better yet, who are the Ekklesia of God and what is their mission on earth?
The Structure of the Churchby Bobby Bruno 4/18/2014 / Church Life
The structure of the church according to Gerald W. Stafford. What is his view on the structure of the church at large? What are the challenges the church faces today?
Knowing the Wayby Dennis Miranda 4/17/2014 / Devotionals
Without a spiritual GPS to guide us we can find ourselves on the wrong side of road and headed towards imminent danger. Thankfully we do have something to guide us on this journey called life - the truth of God's word.
I Will Stand!by Dennis Miranda 4/17/2014 / Poetry
This poem was written four years into my sobriety and was born out of a grateful heart to my Savior who broke the chains of my addiction once and for all! Whatever stage you are at in your sobriety today I hope this poem will provide you with the much needed encouragement, hope, and strength to 'Run to Win' your race as well.
Thy Will be doneby Adeola Akintoye 4/17/2014 / Christian Living
How many of us ask for the Will of God in our prayer request? We ask God for what we want, when we want and how we want, using the relevant bible passages to back us up. But we conveniently do not ask him for His Will.
Easter Celebration-God Is Not Done With You Yet!by Ngozi Nwoke 4/17/2014 / Holidays
Who said your case is over and finished? It cannot be over until God is done with you or YOU say it is over. The problem is that many people give up when God is still at work with them. Beauty and glory will not be seen on you if you quit before God is finished with you. This article emphasizes the essence of Easter-the finished work of Christ
Intoxicatingby Abby Kelly 4/17/2014 / Poetry
My soul awakes, revives to sing,
My fists loosen and relax.
For here within His goodness
Drunken by His beauty,
Mesmerized by love...
Be All To Meby Abby Kelly 4/17/2014 / Poetry
Even in my frailty and oft distracted gaze,
I know, I know that you alone
Are sufficient for my days,
And more, more, more!
Life is in the Bloodby Rusty Kuhn 4/17/2014 / Bible Studies
A look at God's Word as to why the shedding of Jesus blood was necessary for the redemption of sin.
The Person and Work of Christby Bobby Bruno 4/17/2014 / Bible Studies
What do we as Christians confess about Jesus Christ and His work among us? Herein is a discussion about the confessions and themes brought forth by the author Gerald W. Stafford.
The Second Coming of Christby Bobby Bruno 4/17/2014 / Bible Studies
A discussion of one author's interpretation on the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. What you believe makes a big difference in how you live.
The Importance of the Bibleby Bobby Bruno 4/17/2014 / Bible Studies
Why is it important to study the Bible? Where else can we learn about the God we serve and have given our lives to?
Create or Madeby Leonard Granger 4/16/2014 / Christian Living
God Is The Only Creator. Man Can Only Make Things From Gods Creations.
Lighten Up!by Alan Allegra 4/16/2014 / Devotionals
It's easier to walk a lighted path than a dark alley. Knowing your destination, being certain you will reach it -- and are on the right path -- makes the journey more manageable.
Introduction to My E-Book, "Introduction to The Mid-Week Rapture," Part 4by Karl Kemp 4/16/2014 / Bible Studies
We will discuss some of the most important verses that we need to understand: Matthew 24:15, 21, 22, and 29-31 (where we read of the abomination of desolation, followed by the short great tribulation, which will be followed by the darkened sun and moon and the mid-week return of the Lord Jesus and the rapture); 2 Thessalonians 2:1-5 (where the apostle Paul made the important point that Antichrist will go into the temple and demand worship, before the Lord Jesus returns); and Revelation 9:13-21 (which is the most important cross-reference to understand the short great tribulation).
You know, I look back on our life kind-of-like riding the back-roads, cruising around like all the locals did. Before we were us, we rode with our moms and dads in their cars. Then, we got out of their cars, became us, and got our own car. How blissful; it was just you and me. Just us.
The Wages of Sin is Deathby Rusty Kuhn 4/16/2014 / Bible Studies
Showing the need of the death of Christ and the need of all humanity to be redeemed by accepting Jesus atoning sacrifice.
A Few Comments from a Christian Perspective on Race and Racismby Max Aplin 4/16/2014 / Relationships
This article includes comments on various aspects of race and racism from a Christian perspective, including a brief discussion of mixed-race marriages. As Christians we side with mainstream Western society as far as attitudes to racism are concerned, and we should let people know that.
Buzz, Buzz!by Pam Ford Davis 4/16/2014 / Holidays
"God, in His infinite mercy, has removed the sting of death!"
The Perfect Sacrificeby Susan Ferguson 4/15/2014 / Devotionals
Let us never forget the sacrifice Jesus made on the cross. Let the gift of eternal life be our most treasured gift.
In the Knowby louis gander 4/15/2014 / Politics
I'd like to live more positive with poems optimistic,
but I'm the fool they've treated cruel and they all make me sick.
Their lobbyists just can't resist to bribe them flush with dough.
The rest of us don't make a fuss. We work, yet owe and owe.
Mystery and Romanceby Frana Hamilton 4/15/2014 / Devotionals
There is something enticing about mysteries, and our God is certainly a God of mystery. He pulls the curtain on so many things, and that makes us all the more eager to know more about what's coming.
What is the Gospel?by Rusty Kuhn 4/15/2014 / Bible Studies
A short explanation of the gospel being the person and work of Jesus and how the gospel only becomes the gospel when we apply it to our lives through faith.
God's Planby Bobby Bruno 4/15/2014 / Devotionals
Hearing the call of the Holy Spirit.
A Celebration of Songby Abby Kelly 4/14/2014 / Devotionals
Since this coming Sunday is Easter, I thought we'd start off with a famous Easter song. Christ the Lord is Risen Today, was written by Charles Wesley in 1739over 250 years ago!
Introduction to My E-Book, "Introduction to The Mid-Week Rapture," Part 3by Karl Kemp 4/14/2014 / Bible Studies
We will discuss Revelation 3:10, which probably is the most important verse that shows that true Christians will be raptured before Antichrist begins his super-evil reign in the middle of Daniel's 70th week. We will also discuss Daniel 12:11, which shows that the abomination of desolation will take place about a month before the mid-week return of Christ and the rapture.
Longings Unfilled, A Perspective on What it is Like in the Waiting Periodby stephanie reck 4/14/2014 / Christian Living
In this article, the author will share her experiences and her heart on longings being unfilled. The author will share her perspective on waiting for desires of the heart to be fulfilled. My prayer for this article is that others do not feel alone, and other's will post and share their story, their lessons, an
Introduction to My E-Book, "Introduction to The Mid-Week Rapture," Part 2by Karl Kemp 4/14/2014 / Bible Studies
I Thessalonians 5:1-6 and Luke 21:34-36 are the two primary passages we will discuss here in Part 2. Both of these passages (and other passages) show that the Lord Jesus is not coming for us like thief in the night, suddenly like a trap, in an unexpected, sudden manner. We will also discuss Revelation 3:1-6. This passage speaks of Christ coming in judgment as a thief (in the night) for "Christians" who are living in sin and unrepentant.
Theologyby Bobby Bruno 4/14/2014 / Bible Studies
A short discussion about the importance of learning and understanding Christian Theology.
Proclaiming the Gospel is an Act of Loveby Rusty Kuhn 4/14/2014 / Bible Studies
Sharing the gospel is a continuation of the work of Christ on the cross. It is continuing the work of God so loved the world.
The Upper Roomby Bobby Bruno 4/14/2014 / Bible Studies
What was Jesus' demeanor in the upper room? Of those who judged Jesus, which judge lacked the greatest sense of conviction about what was just?
Modern Dogby Hope Horner 4/13/2014 / Christian Living
Am I "cool"? Can I be a "cool" Christian? I mean, after all, even dogs can be "modern" today for goodness sake. With humor and insight, this article explores whether or not followers of Christ can or should be as modern as their dogs.
Modern Dogby Hope Horner 4/13/2014 / Christian Living
Am I "cool"? Can I be a "cool" Christian? I mean, after all, even dogs can be "modern" today for goodness sake. With humor and insight, this article explores whether or not followers of Christ can or should be as modern as their dogs.
You Can't Soar with the Eagle's, if You Hoot with the Owlsby Rick King 4/12/2014 / Christian Living
Years ago a friend of mine told me this statement. It is very true in the natural and it is very true in the spiritual. We all know that if we stay up all night and do whatever that we usually are not very fit the morning. Our day consists of being tired and let's face it we are not very productive.
Whose Idea Was This?by Rick King 4/12/2014 / Christian Living
Have you ever sensed the Lord speaking to you about something that He either was going to do for you or through you and it just never seems to materialize? Maybe this will shed some light on your struggle.
Stand Strongby Stephen Vattimo 4/12/2014 / Relationships
A poem that encourages people to walk by faith when the life looks dark and bleak.
Me, My Husband and My In-lawsby ETURUVIE EREBOR 4/12/2014 / Marriage
The relationship with one's in-laws is not one to be taken lightly as it can make or break the marriage union. When Rebecca complained about the daughters of Heth whom Esau had married, Esau took yet another wife. I believe this was done to please his parents.
Introduction to My E-Book, "Introduction to The Mid-Week Rapture," Part 1 (of 4 Parts)by Karl Kemp 4/11/2014 / Bible Studies
The purpose of this four-part article is to introduce the reader to my new e-book, "Introduction to The Mid-Week Rapture: A Verse-by-Verse Study of Key Prophetic Passages." This Introduction includes most of the introductory information contained in the e-book and all of the content of the first three chapters of the book.
God Demonstrates How Awesome He Isby Dr. Henderson Ward 4/11/2014 / Christian Living
There is "none so blind as those that will not see" is a popular quote that is as true today as ever; and with regards to God's awesomeness the world is still in deep sleep and must be awakened.
The Lord's Returnby Bobby Bruno 4/11/2014 / Christian Living
What bearing does the return of Christ have on your goals, values, hopes, and fears? In what ways should a Christian properly keep watch for the Lord's return?
Acts 1:11 Devotionalby Bobby Bruno 4/11/2014 / Devotionals
Are you anticipating the return of Jesus Christ? Does your life reflect this anticipation, or do you believe that you have plenty of time to start following His ways?
God's spritual Laws and the free will of manby Yisa Samuel 4/11/2014 / Christian Living
God has blessed man with the gift of free will. Hence, the decision to lay hold of the blessings of obedience lies with man not God.
God's spritual Laws and the free will of manby Yisa Samuel 4/11/2014 / Christian Living
God has blessed man with the gift of free will. Hence, the decision to lay hold of the blessings of obedience lies with man not God.
Parental Emotonal Abuse: Its Impact on Adulthoodby Barbara Stuart, PhD LCPC 4/10/2014 / Education
The incidence of childhood abuse is real and should not be ignored as though it is not important. Since children expect unconditional love from parents which is normal, when this is lacking it leaves them with images in their minds and empty spaces of emotional beehives. It is during adulthood that many children express themselves in an attempt to rid themselves of painful past abuses which they suffered.
Parental Emotonal Abuse: Its Impact on Adulthoodby Barbara Stuart, PhD LCPC 4/10/2014 / Education
The incidence of childhood abuse is real and should not be ignored as though it is not important. Since children expect unconditional love from parents which is normal, when this is lacking it leaves them with images in their minds and empty spaces of emotional beehives. It is during adulthood that many children express themselves in an attempt to rid themselves of painful past abuses which they suffered.
Parental Emotonal Abuse: Its Impact on Adulthoodby Barbara Stuart, PhD LCPC 4/10/2014 / Education
The incidence of childhood abuse is real and should not be ignored as though it is not important. Since children expect unconditional love from parents which is normal, when this is lacking it leaves them with images in their minds and empty spaces of emotional beehives. It is during adulthood that many children express themselves in an attempt to rid themselves of painful past abuses which they suffered.
Parental Emotonal Abuse: Its Impact on Adulthoodby Barbara Stuart, PhD LCPC 4/10/2014 / Education
The incidence of childhood abuse is real and should not be ignored as though it is not important. Since children expect unconditional love from parents which is normal, when this is lacking it leaves them with images in their minds and empty spaces of emotional beehives. It is during adulthood that many children express themselves in an attempt to rid themselves of painful past abuses which they suffered.
Parental Emotonal Abuse: Its Impact on Adulthoodby Barbara Stuart, PhD LCPC 4/10/2014 / Education
The incidence of childhood abuse is real and should not be ignored as though it is not important. Since children expect unconditional love from parents which is normal, when this is lacking it leaves them with images in their minds and empty spaces of emotional beehives. It is during adulthood that many children express themselves in an attempt to rid themselves of painful past abuses which they suffered.
Why Did Jesus Speak in Parables?by Bobby Bruno 4/10/2014 / Bible Studies
Why did Jesus speak in parables? Why did He not use the direct approach? Was He trying to hide information from those who heard them, or was he opening up the ears that hear and the eyes that see?
Love and Judgmentby Don Pedal 4/09/2014 / Christian Living
Are we to make judgments of the people and events around us? Are we poor stewards if we don't? How can we resolve this paradox?
Taking Risksby Lili Richey Willard 4/09/2014 / Devotionals
Risk taking can be scary. But when we trust God, and let Him lead, the risks are usually worth taking.
