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1:  Our Eternal Inheritance
Believers in Jesus Christ cannot help but clash with the world forces of darkness. We live as aliens in a hostile foreign world. The clash of truth with error, the children of God with the children of God’s adversary, and the competing systems of purpose and meaning; cannot help but result in [...]

[ June 4, 2010 to June 16, 2010. ] We could do Bible studies until the end of time and never be able in print to actually explain these awesome biblical sites the way we will in person. Now you will be able to see it, hear it, and experience it fully. Make the Scriptures come to life by seeing what you have been reading and hearing about all your life.

The Apostle Paul had a unique attitude that was very much contrary to the ways of the world when he wrote his “prison epistles”. These were the four letters of Paul that we have preserved in our Bible that were written by Paul when he was a prisoner in Rome. Paul had been arrested on [...]

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2010 Israel Trip Photo Album

Pictures from the2010 Israel trip.

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Religious Ambition, the Cost of Religious Pride
Last Monday, I was a tourist walking around in Bethlehem primarily to visit one of the oldest operating churches in the world. The church is built on top of the traditional site of the birthplace of Jesus Christ, and therefore it is revered by both the followers of Christianity [...]

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Josephus, the Great Historian
For the past 20 years I have consistently heard one preacher or Bible teacher after another refer to or quote some guy named Josephus in order to explain something in the Bible. The interesting thing about that is that he was not a Christian. He was a Jew born in 37 AD [...]

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Mount Moriah
Mount Moriah is mentioned twice in the Old Testament. In Genesis 22:2, God told Abraham to take his son Isaac to the land of Moriah, and offer him as a sacrifice on one of the mountains there. Moriah was a general area in the vicinity of what would later be Jerusalem. In 2 Chronicles [...]

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