The Call of Moses
Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian. And he led the flock to the back of the desert, and came to Horeb, the […]
God’s master plan of the church
(This article is developed through Pool Writing Program by Renew In Knowledge.) The Scripture says that through the church God’s wisdom is made known to the rulers and powers in […]
Claiming the Promises of God
The Bible contains many “exceedingly great and precious promises” (2 Peter 1:4), which provide the Christian with hope and encouragement in times of trial and difficulty. God’s promises are sure […]
What parents and church leaders need to know to protect children from sexual abuse
I once went to a conference dealing with the topic of parenting. This particular conference drew an audience of about a thousand people. Two years later, at the same church, […]
Dialogue Without Diatribe- How can we learn to disagree without being disagreeable?
I was recently speaking at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, where I’d been asked to address the topic “Does Religion Poison Everything?” During the lecture, one student at […]
Is God Against My Freedom?
One of my favorite movies is Braveheart. Who could forget that stirring speech made by Mel Gibson, playing Scottish hero William Wallace, as he motivates his troops at the Battle […]
4 Principles for Life
Don’t expect people will treat you the way you would like All of us want others to treat us well. Indeed, we often do good to others with the […]
The Word became flesh
The Word became flesh. This is the introduction of Jesus in the gospel of John. And that is the apt description of the greatest event this world has ever seen. As the gospel says, this Word is the one who was God who in the beginning created everything which had a beginning. At the perfect timing of God, the Word was born into this world in human flesh. The world celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ as Christmas.
Just why do people leave a church?
The Bible uses familial terms, such as father or mother or brother or sister, more than any other to describe its people. Families, real families, come with problems and differing levels of development. Kids do spill milk and babies have diapers that need to be changed. this is time for conscientious questioning by each one about their heart condition in the presence of the Great Physician’s private exam room. Have you lately asked Him His opinion about your version of “doing church?” Possibly, you are afraid to ask the question and hear His diagnosis.
How to deal with discouragement while doing good work
“For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labor of love, which ye have shewed toward his name, in that ye have ministered to the saints, and do […]
Raising Godly Children-Teaching Respect
What is the most important virtue for a parent to teach a child? Honesty? Generosity? Patience? Compassion? All these are not only important but vital to the development of Christian […]
Dijo John
Dijo and his sweet wife Merlyn reside in Lubbock with their daughter. God’s love transforms lives and as a recipient of His immense love, he is passionate to share about […]
C M John
C.M. John has been serving the Lord for more than 27 years as an evangelist and elder at Kundara Brethren Assembly in India. He is also skilled in teaching the […]
Steve Price
Steve and Janet have been married for over 33 years and have 9 children with five grandchildren. Their passion has always been to serve the Lord with all their mind, […]
Jim Haesemeyer
Jim Haesemeyer is an elder at FreeWay Bible Chapel located in Lubbock, Texas. Jim received a BS and an MS degree from Texas Tech University, an MDiv degree from Luther […]
Consider your ways: Part 3
“When you did these things and I kept silent, you thought I was exactly like you.” Psalms 50:21 The fact is too plain to be denied, the fault is too […]
9 Bible verses of comfort during death
All of us go through sorrow when our dear ones pass away from this world. It is very hard to be comforted during times of death except by the peace […]