Who is that one person that you love so much that you would give all your assets and possessions, even your own soul, so that they could live on for ever and never have to taste death, never have to lie there cold and ashen, prepared for burial? READ MORE.

Listen, O Democrats and give ear, O Republicans, and all you Independents who will vote in the presidential election of 2024. READ MORE.  

From Journal entry, 6-3-19 The seventh addition of agape love is a direct result of abiding in Christ, which is having the mind of Christ. READ MORE.

We must continue to believe that Christ through His death has reconciled everyone and has made peace between God and mankind. READ MORE.

Ever wonder why there is so much unbelief out there?  You know, that stone cold stare of incredulity when you tell someone about Christ’s ability to “deliver us from the power of darkness” and to miraculously change our lives.  Why is that?  We can’t help but wonder how anyone could not believe in Him. READ…

To grow in God, first, we have got to know things—His things. “Knowledge of the holy is understanding” (Prov. 9: 10). If you want to take a look at a human being without this kind of knowledge, then observe the young man in Proverbs 7. He does not know of His plan to perfect us.…

Why do Christians wilt and fall away when adversity comes? The major reason is that they lose hope.  They can’t see the promises immediately and so their hope wanes.  Why does hope fade?  Because the young Christian stops believing what they have been told about God and His plan. READ MORE.

God wants to inhabit us and abide and dwell in us. This is how He fulfills His purpose: To reproduce and multiply Himself, which is agape love. We know that we are His temple. He made us for Him to dwell in. Many times, we see Yahweh meeting Moses and Joshua [Yahshua the Savior, same name]. They…

So went the Sixties love ballad. But now God has a heartbreak of much greater importance for us, one needed for our spiritual growth. For the closer we get to fulfilling God’s goal for us—to be His fully matured sons and daughters—the more is our need to be broken. READ MORE.

God provides an “entrance into the everlasting kingdom” of Christ our King. This happens after we have added the seven attributes of his “divine nature” to our faith (II Peter 1:10-11). READ MORE.