The primary story of the Bible, almost from start to finish, is about the salvation of man. Adam and Eve fell to sin in Genesis 3, and all of their descendants after them have followed suit, the lone exception, of course, being Jesus, who came to solve the problem of sin. Thank God for Jesus! […]
Fraternities and Sororities have been around for a long time. Phi Beta Kappa Society was founded on December 5, 1776, at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, and was the first fraternal organization in the United States of America. There were many more such societies to follow. On December 4, 1906, Alpha […]
No one has a greater hope than the Lord’s people. It truly sustains us in this walk of life that is filled with trials and tribulations. We know that no matter how much we have to endure in this life, we have something far greater waiting for us in the life to come (Romans 8:18). […]
So far this week, we have seen the “who” and the “what” of our hope. Tonight, let us consider the “where” of our hope. The “where” of our hope is heaven. This should be agreed upon by all who claim to believe in the Bible, but sadly, it is not. Some think that our ultimate […]
In last night’s blog, we considered the “who” of our hope, which, of course, is Jesus Christ. Tonight, let’s think a little about the “what” of our hope. The “what” of our hope is our glorified bodies. Eternal life is one of the great promises of God. John 3:16 (ESV) 16 “For God so loved […]
Who is the assurance of our hope? Who is the one who made our hope possible in the first place? Who allows us to have a confident expectation that our hope will come to fruition? The answer to all three questions is the same—Christ Jesus. 1 Timothy 1:1 (ESV) 1Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus […]
Hope. It is one of the real factors in our salvation. Paul said that we are saved by hope (Romans 8:24). What is our hope, and why is it so important? This week, I will be answering those questions and more as we consider what the Bible says about the hope that serves as an […]
Several doctrinal demands in the New Testament fall under the category of worship. God wants, or better yet, demands to be worshiped in specific ways. If man fails to worship God His way, God rejects the worship. We have an example of this in the opening chapters of the Bible. Cain offered a sacrifice that […]
Many have denied the deity of Christ, but the truth is, Jesus was God before His incarnation, during His incarnation, and after His incarnation. He has always been and will always be God. This does not mean that the Father and the Son are the same person. The scriptures teach that the God of the […]
Giving to the cause of Christ is a very important task that Christians carry out every first day of the week in their local churches. It is a commandment that we keep because we love the Lord and His cause, as well as the local church that we attend. Sadly, error is taught by most […]