Monthly Archives: January 2012

As a Christian, the Word of God is very important. It is the foundation of what we believe and our guidebook for living. Since it is so very important, perhaps we should examine the authority of the Word of God … Continue reading →

There is a quote in the Bible that captured my attention yesterday. The family of Jesus told people that Jesus was “out of his mind” (Mark 3:21). I was thinking about what the scene must have looked like. Jesus has … Continue reading →

Is it today? That is the question that those who live with a sense of expectancy ask. God expects us to live daily in expectation. “In the morning, O Lord, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my … Continue reading →

There are some in some so called discernment ministries that feel it is appropriate to speak against other Christians who believe differently and to say they are not Christians but are walking and preaching the doctrines of demons. They may … Continue reading →

Confusion is a part of life. We seem to naturally hate that which confuses us. I remember in eight grade I was studying Algebra. Algebra confused me. I simply could understand how letters could represent numbers and equations. And because … Continue reading →

There seems to be a great deal of questions, or perhaps a better way to put it, a lack of answers to this question: “How do I know if this is God?” Let’s take a hypothetical action and call it … Continue reading →

There is a phrase that seems to divide Christians. It is “being drunk in the Spirit”. To some, because the word drunk is used, this phrase is horrible because is brings to mind the remembrance of being drunk with the … Continue reading →

  The Bible says we were created in the image of God (Gen 1:27). The Bible also teaches us that all that God created, He created and saw that it was good. (Gen 1:31) We were created as people with … Continue reading →

There are many who wonder about how to properly express worship, use their spiritual gifts or walk into other spiritual activities. We are admonished by Paul that “Let all things be done decently and in order.” (1 Corinthians 14:40, KJV … Continue reading →

Life has a way of throwing unexpected things at you. When they are difficult things that cause us to feel overwhelmed, we call them “storms”. The storms of life may be a medical crisis, problems with relationships, financial hardship, and … Continue reading →