As soldiers in God’s Army, we have a duty to fight. We are even instructed how to do battle. Jesus himself showed us, not only how to make war, but who to fight. Still, we often find ourselves losing battle after battle. Why is this? What are we doing wrong?
Time is something no one can make. We cannot create it, make it or save it. It was never meant to be! So why do we treat time so carelessly?
It would take a pure sacrifice to completely atone for sin. That is why every substitute lamb had to be spotless and blemish-free first born male. Because Jesus was without sin, he could do what no lamb could.
How often we have heard and/or spoken the phrase, “God will provide”. We believe it and wait to receive it, as we should. But what are we waiting for? What if the provision has already been made? Can it be proven? Let’s take a look.
When they arrived at mount Sinai, they saw the presence of God and heard His voice. Instead of rejoicing in the God of their salvation, they were afraid of Him and wanted Moses to speak to them instead. This was the beginning of the end of God’s desired theocracy.
There are many celebrations in the Christian Church that have their roots in ancient traditions and folklore. Halloween is no exception. The Church doesn’t celebrate Halloween! But what some churches do is something more covert.
Every now and then we hear the word “covering”. It’s often used in the context of someone needing a “spiritual covering”. What does it mean to have a spiritual covering?
What does it mean to be in Christ? When living for God seems difficult or confusing, it’s mainly for two reasons. Being in Christ is simpler than we think.
Over the years I have read several different accounts of Christ’s Crucifixion. While most of the interpretations were correct, there are still questions.
With everyone being so enamored with the prophetic calling, few inquire about their true role in the church today.