Monthly Archives: December 2019

All Scripture references are taken from the NASB unless otherwise noted. In Part 2 I noted the following from Luke’s Gospel, “Jesus was talking to a group of Jews who were obviously not pleased with His presence among them because … Continue reading →

Someone has asked, “In Eden, Adam and Eve sinned and rebelled against God. In Heaven where those who are saved by Christ will eternally live we are told that no one will sin. God can create people with free will … Continue reading →

Unless otherwise noted all Scripture references are from HCSB. Words of Jesus from Part 1 “I am the way, the truth and the life, and no man comes to the Father but by me.” John 14:6 “Man must not live … Continue reading →

If I were to answer this question from where I sit, not one single person that I know will get through the Pearly Gates of Heaven…except, perhaps, me. That is subjective. However, I want to be as biblical as is … Continue reading →

Professing Christians who read this post should first judge themselves in the light of the Word of God. In my opinion, this is the first principle for each of us to keep in mind when exercising judgment/discernment toward other people … Continue reading →

Did you know that the birth of the Messiah sparked an end to human secularism which continues to this very day? Oftentimes I have pondered the rise of human secularism in American culture, but as the clock continues to wind … Continue reading →

The news media is filled with stories about Evangelicals nowadays because of their support for POTUS. But I am always questioning who are these folks of whom the media speaks? None of us can be certain. A list of 200 … Continue reading →

I have asked this question for a very, very long time. We have introduced the Christmas Tree into our places of worship along with all of the bells and whistles that go along with it. This seems to be a … Continue reading →

What do I mean when I write, “Christians will not/can not vote for or be a Democrat.” There is much disagreement this and I understand, but here is the reason(s). The platform of the DNC supports: “We believe unequivocally, like … Continue reading →

I must ask myself, “What does my political bias say about me?” I am a conservative and voted for Mr. Trump. Am I a Republican? I am not so sure because that name tag could mean many things, therefore, I … Continue reading →