A single Greek word used only once in the NT has caused much consternation within the Church.

What does a pagan concept have to do with NT biblical Christianity?

If in this life only we have hope, we are to be pitied above all others.

Don't be caught up in the Popeye Syndrome.

It may appear that we must make a decision for Christ, but if He does not first move toward us, we would never move toward Him.

Most evangelicals teach that making a decision for Christ is within the realm of our free will and we should be smart enough to make that decision. Can we? Are we?

ISRAEL—which is MOST IMPORTANT—country or people?

BAPTISM—Who, what, when, where, why and how.

Our expectations of how others should treat us or speak to us can be the root cause of much conflict.

When you are secure in your identity, it matters not what others may think of you or what you do.

Is your authority legitimized by those under you?

People may think they have never heard God's voice, but it may just be that they didn't know what they were hearing.

We love a good mystery, but it must have a solution, because our intellect cannot stand ambiguity.

Let us not miss what the first Christmas was meant to teach.

Believing "nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see" may be a good policy to protect us from our political leaders, but it does not serve us well when it comes to growing in the grace and knowledge of the Lord Jesus.

In order to be able to see God's glory, there are some things that may need to be changed.

We do not have to wait for Judgment Day to hear the verdict.

When and where do you see Jesus? Are you able to see Jesus in the face of a strung-out meth addict? Can you see Him in the face of the street beggar trying to con you out of a dollar?

Do you know how to escape the Great Tribulation?

There is only ONE reason the Rapture has not yet happened.