Are We Alone in this Universe? –
Are we alone in this universe? The answer is NO!
Category: EXPLORING THE WORD
Is Faith Blind? –
Can FAITH really open the portal to see the Supernatural God?
The GODHEAD in the Old Testament and in the New Testament –
Once in the End of the World – IT IS FINISHED –
What did Christ mean when He said, It is finished?
God Wants You Dead! –
Yes, God wants you dead. He wants you to die to self, to die to all that makes you the center of your existence, all your pride in self, all your vanity, and all your arrogance.
The Soul of God –
These Twelve Stones – Part I –
The twelve stones of Jordan have a long history and a great impact on the nation of Israel, and on the faith of the faithful.
Free Will and Choice . . .
What is the difference between free will and choice?
Gideon . . .
The Jasper Stone . . . –
Return to the Glory of God . . .
Man received the image of God so that God would have an image upon the earth that reflected His Person and His glory.
Simply The Nineteenth Psalm . . .
Christ gave Himself to take the burden of the law away, yet leave a record of it for man’s moral control. Christians, therefore, are free from the burden of the law, but we are not free from the moral standards of the law.
Is Faith Blind? –
Can FAITH really open the portal to see the Supernatural God?
The GODHEAD in the Old Testament and in the New Testament –
Once in the End of the World – IT IS FINISHED –
What did Christ mean when He said, It is finished?
God Wants You Dead! –
Yes, God wants you dead. He wants you to die to self, to die to all that makes you the center of your existence, all your pride in self, all your vanity, and all your arrogance.
The Soul of God –
These Twelve Stones – Part I –
The twelve stones of Jordan have a long history and a great impact on the nation of Israel, and on the faith of the faithful.
Free Will and Choice . . .
What is the difference between free will and choice?
Gideon . . .
The Jasper Stone . . . –
Return to the Glory of God . . .
Man received the image of God so that God would have an image upon the earth that reflected His Person and His glory.
Simply The Nineteenth Psalm . . .
Christ gave Himself to take the burden of the law away, yet leave a record of it for man’s moral control. Christians, therefore, are free from the burden of the law, but we are not free from the moral standards of the law.