Monthly Archives: November 2016

“I believe that the entire Bible is in some sense, but not all of it in the same way, the Word of God.” There has never, ever, been a single moment in my lifetime that I have doubted the accuracy, … Continue reading →

“You must make Jesus Lord of your life.” I have often wondered what God must think when people who should know better, people who claim to be His people and people who are standing behind a pulpit encouraging those to … Continue reading →

“My relationship with God is between Him and me…” Many times we are confronted with folks who think they are going to find themselves in Heaven by constructing a false relationship with ‘their’ Savior. And therein lies the problem because … Continue reading →

I do not think that I have ever made a statement about nose rings (body piercing) or tattoos, but I will here. The Bible is clear about the body of the Believer being the Temple of the Holy Spirit, “Do … Continue reading →

More than just a few times in my lifetime I have entertained the thought of ‘fearing God’ and what that might mean. Some folks, myself included, have said that ‘fearing God’ is not what we might think. But, what is … Continue reading →

“26 A righteous man is careful in dealing with his neighbor, but the ways of the wicked lead them astray. 28 There is life in the path of righteousness, but another path leads to death.” Proverbs 12:26; 28 CSB. “The path of … Continue reading →

. Why Accept Mediocrity as a Follower of the Christ Mediocrity is less than what a Follower of the Christ should be and accept. Paul says it this way, “I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.” Philippians … Continue reading →

There is a little-known story from the first century, during which Christians – and other Roman citizens – were given the opportunity to end the savage practice of the gladiatorial games. In A.D. 48, a consul by the name of … Continue reading →

NOVEMBER 1, 2016  |  MALCOLM YARNELL A quick review of recent news headlines in the United States reveals an increasing number of incidents where governmental executives, legislators and judges have borrowed from the intolerant presuppositions of secular progressivism to restrict … Continue reading →