Presumption. It’s the act of believing that something is true when you really don’t know if it’s true or not. It’s false hope and usually comes about because of some sinful attitude. The Bible takes about presumption in Numbers 115:30-31: But the soul that doeth … Continue readingThe Perils of Presumption
The following are little known facts and history about Christmas. The word Christmas comes from the English observance of the birth of Jesus the Christ called Christes masse (Christ mass) because a special mass was conducted to celebrate that day. In France, it is called … Continue readingChristmas: Little Known Facts
Every year at this time we prepare to celebrate a national holiday: Christmas. Yet over the years as the world becomes increasingly more hostile to all things God, and specifically all things Christ, we see the true meaning of this day fade more and more … Continue readingAdvent: The True Meaning of Christmas
We have two major candidates running for president of the United States, arguably the greatest country on the planet. Both candidates have faiths which are clearly antichrist. … Continue readingThe Eternal Candidate
As we come close to the end of this series on The Pastorless Church, it is important to understand all of the reasons behind the idea of there being no female leadership in the church. Again, this has nothing to do with being outmoded or up with the times. It has to do with being obedient to God and what He says. Doing the opposite is nothing but an excuse to continue in rebellion and disobedience towards God. … Continue readingThe Pastorless Church – Part V
David Marks was one of the most influential and powerful evangelists in the 19th century. He was born to Christian parents in 1805 and he began to have an awareness of God in his early years. One day as he was watching some flax burn, … Continue readingWhere Can You Go?
In the matters of the role of women in the church, Paul had the option of appealing to the apostolic authority that was given to him from God and was in his right to do so. However, he doesn’t do that. Instead, he based his … Continue readingThe Pastorless Church – Part IV
In a day an age of relativism and feel good teaching in the church, you’re hard pressed to find those who would stand for truth unabashedly, come what may. Martin Luther, however, was one of the few who did. … Continue readingLuther: Courage, Conviction, No Compromise
Dietrich Bonhoeffer recognized the evil of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi movement from the beginning, even in the early days of the movement when most of the Protestants in Germany were Hitler supporters. As a result, he found himself unpopular, even with other Christians. As … Continue readingDying to Live
As we go through the scriptures to see what it is that the Lord has to say to us on this particular topic, we now come to an area of contention and sensitivity. The reason why it’s sensitive is more people embrace the culture of … Continue readingThe Pastorless Church – Part III