All of us suffer. Sometimes we might want to blame God. This woman encourages me to do the opposite. She reminds me that I must look upwards to God and look forward to heaven. My home is not here in the land of war, turmoil, strife, and high housing and gas prices. There is something better waiting (Rom. 8:18). … Read More My Thoughts on Christ’s Healing of the Woman With the Blood Issue
The message that they would complete the temple only through the aid and power of God is a good principle to keep in mind for our own endeavors. “Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it…” (Ps. 127:1a). May we always seek the aid of God in all we try to do, and make sure our aims are in accordance with His will.… Read More Zechariah: “Not by Might Nor by Power, But by My Spirit” (The Fifth Vision)
And even more importantly, work together in furthering the Lord’s cause. Join each other in having Bible studies with the lost and reaching out to them through various outreach methods like door knocking, social media, writing cards, delivering “welcome to the neighborhood” baskets to newcomers in the community, etc. After all, fellowship (koinonia in Greek) means “partnership.” Be partners with each other and partners with God in the work of his Son’s church. … Read More The Importance of Fellowship
True friends are those who stick around not only in the good times, but also in the bad. They are there for you whenever you need them. Do you have someone like that in your life? Are you yourself that person for your own friends?… Read More The Qualities of a True Friend
If baptism saves, then why did Jesus save the thief on the cross without telling him to be baptized? Baptism does in fact save us (1 Pet. 3:21; Mark 16:16). In order for anyone who is not a Christian to become a Christian and have their sins forgiven, they must be baptized (Acts 2:38-39). In… Read More Bible Q&A: If Baptism Saves, What About the Thief on the Cross?
Pre-Denominational Christianity 
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