The book of Revelation completes the canon of Scripture.  As we read the book, a group of people called overcomers are referred to directly or indirectly over one hundred times in the twenty two chapters. It is of interest that … Continue reading →

In the next several posts we will focus on various aspects of the Revelation of Jesus Christ as given to the apostle John on the isle of Patmos.  That which has been revealed entrusts us with the sacred responsibility and … Continue reading →

  Scripture teaches things about the future life that most believers (Christians), and almost all others, have never heard of.  The church has done little to enlighten and plenty to mislead us and to numb us into a comfortable confusion.  … Continue reading →

This is the fourth and the last post in a mini-series that began as True Faith, Real Faith.  We have been looking at the foundation and the manifestations of the kind of faith that is pleasing to God.  It must … Continue reading →

                  This post is the third in a series of four as we explore the nature of faith that is true and real.  All of these concepts are derived directly from Scripture. … Continue reading →

The next three posts, Pleasing to God, A Perpetual Legacy, and Resurrection/Insurrection, are birthed out of the introductory post, True Faith, Real Faith.  All three consist of seed thoughts concerning the nature of faith and how this trust and confidence … Continue reading →

What is involved in having the type of faith that pleases God?  Does this kind of faith have a foundation?  How is it to be manifested in the lives of those who have it?  Is it ours as the result … Continue reading →

Confidence in God gives clarity, coherence and radiance in living.  The person who fears God and leans purposefully on His precepts and promises will stand erect and firm on an established foundation. Seed from this family will be robust in … Continue reading →

Jesus prayed seven brief prayers from the cross. When he opened His mouth, He shattered the gates of hell and opened the gates of His kingdom. “My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?”  By taking our sin into … Continue reading →

Two of the Gospel writers wrote of the birth of Jesus Christ.  All four writers give a brief account of the Resurrection of Christ.  But they all give a detailed account of His Crucifixion.  The defining act of Christ’s life … Continue reading →