Putting Out the Fleece
Putting Out the Fleece Perhaps you have heard the expression of putting out the fleece. It comes from the story of Gideon in the book
Putting Out the Fleece Perhaps you have heard the expression of putting out the fleece. It comes from the story of Gideon in the book
Paul Introduces Himself to the Romans About 57 AD, Paul wrote his letter to the Christians at Rome. Paul was on his thied missionary journey
Palm Sunday A common misconception is that Palm Sunday was the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, and was a spontaneous demonstration of His followers.
OFTEN HEARD FEEL GOOD STATEMENTS “God is my co-pilot” “Cleanliness is next to Godliness” “The most important thing is faith” “God helps those who help
Maranatha, Come Soon Lord Jesus Maranatha is actually an Aramaic phrase that occurs only once in the New Testament in 1 Corinthians 16:22 which is
Lost Tribes of Israel Perhaps you have heard of the lost tribes of Israel and wondered what the heck they were talking about. The phrase
Living in a Lion’s Den without Being Eaten About 538 BC, the prophet Daniel was living in Babylon which had just been conquered by the
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
Hope Lost and Regained Luke’s version of the resurrection of Jesus can be found in Luke 24. Even though Jesus had repeatedly predicted His resurrection,
Happiness ABC News just aired an interesting show on its program 20-20 entitled Happiness. They were attempting to answer various questions including—What is it?, Is
Globalism In Alan Greenspan’s new book, THE AGE OF TURBULENCE, he has several chapters on “globalism” and its affect on the United States. He also
Globalism—Breaking Down the Dividing Wall Wikipedia defines globalism “as a process by which the people of the world are unified into a single society. This
From Sabbath to the Lord’s Day The Sabbath command is found in Exodus 20:8 as the 4th of the Ten Commandments. Its importance to Israel
Dominus Flevit In Latin, Dominus Flevit means “The Lord wept”. The piece of real estate called Dominus Flevit is located on the Mount of Olives
DOES PRAYER CHANGE GOD? The early church fathers assumed that God was personally interested in their prayers and that He answered all prayers one way
DOES GOD WANT YOU TO BE RICH? Is the true gospel the gospel of wealth ? Is God a celestial ATM machine ? Is God
I. The Scriptures – Early 1st Century had no concept of a canon. A. In the first century they used the O.T. and oral tradition
Did Hamlet Know Shakespeare? Consider that Hamlet was a character, an actor in a play while Shakespeare was the author and creator of the play.