Names of Jesus: The Gate By Jack Kelley Therefore Jesus said again, “Very truly I tell you, I am the gate for the sheep. All who have come before me are thieves and robbers, but the sheep have not listened to them. I am the gate; whoever enters through me…
The Nonnegotiable Gospel By Dave Hunt What is the “good news” of the gospel—and from what does it save us? In order to answer that question, we must begin in the Garden, for it was there, in the most perfect environment that God’s heart of love and His creative power…
Union And Fellowship Expanded A Bible Study by Jack Kelley I’m frequently asked why I believe we should continue confessing our sins after being born again, since all our sins are already forgiven. People who ask point out that 1 John 1:9 is the only place this is mentioned and…
The Destination No One Wants to Talk About By Mike Gendron There are many destinations people love to discuss, but there is one destination that is rarely talked about and often avoided, dismissed or ignored. It is the destination that awaits most of the world's population when they take their…
Satellite TV Brings Gospel to Middle East, North Africa By Hannah Harrison “SAT-7 regularly receives encrypted social media communications from people saying that SAT-7 PARS is the only connection, edification, and worship experience available to them,” said Rex Rogers, U.S. president of SAT-7. The first Christian satellite television network in…
I in Them and You in Me A Bible Study by Jack Kelley Some of the confusion regarding the permanence of our salvation comes from our failure to distinguish between the two facets of our relationship with the Lord: union and fellowship. Basis and Status Union describes the basis of…
Sowing the Imperishable Seed of God's Word By Mike Gendron One of the most amazing contrasts revealed in God's Word is the profound difference between the physical birth and the spiritual birth. Everyone has experienced the physical birth, but only a few are chosen to experience the spiritual birth (Mat.…
Flying By The Seat Of Our Pants By Grant Phillips To “fly by the seat of your pants” is an idiom that first referenced pilots who began flying at the beginning of aviation. Of course we immediately think of Orville and Wilbur Wright. They had no instruments, previous experience, training…
A Few Thoughts By Grant Phillips I don’t usually address miscellaneous events that get my attention, but these just jumped out at me. I am not referring to national events. Most are local that I feel have a message for each us. KEEP THE CHANGE YOU FILTHY ANIMAL (You might…
What the World Needs Now By Hal Lindsey Mahatma Gandhi loved the Sermon on the Mount. But he never became a Christian. He famously said, "I'd be a Christian if it were not for the Christians." And we all get it. No one needs to explain it to us. The…