2012 November

Jesus Feeds 5000: Bible Story Summary and Application

The story of Jesus miraculously feeding five thousand men, plus whatever family members were with them, is found in all four Gospels. This should cause us to recognize that God must have an important message for us within these passages. This story is more than just a story about eating; it is more than just […]

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8 Common Excuses Christians Give To Not Evangelize

by David Peach

There are many reasons that people give for not being a witness for the Lord. However, many are just excuses. God has equipped us and commanded us to be witnesses of what He has done for us in our lives. Matthew 28:19, 20 “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name […]

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8 Christian Christmas Carols

by Pamela Rose Williams

There is a rule in my house — no Christmas carols until after Thanksgiving! That does not dismiss the fact that I still hear them on the radio and in the shopping mall before the appointed time. The free dictionary dot com defines a Christmas carol as a “joyful religious song celebrating the birth of […]

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Bible Verses About Overcoming: 21 Motivational Quotes

by Daryl Evans

Whenever I think of the word, motivation, I think of the sports world. I have been a sports fan for my entire life. Motivation is often a big part of which team wins or looses a game. Coaches will often credit “motivation” when they win and likewise will say there was a “lack of motivation” […]

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What Is Scientology? What Do They Believe? Are They Christian?

by Jack Wellman

What is Scientology? Is it Christian? What are their beliefs and do they believe what the Bible teaches? What is Scientology? The word Scientology is taken from the Latin word “scio” meaning “knowing” or “knowledge” and the Greek word “logos” which means the “study of.” Essentially Scientology means the study of knowing, but knowing what? […]

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The Last Supper: Bible Story Summary and Life Application

by Derek Hill

The “last supper” was instituted by Jesus Christ to His 12 disciples in the upper room of a house in Jerusalem. Jesus was very intentional about the time that He wanted to do this because it had to be done close to His crucifixion. It is important to note that this was a very climactic […]

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Cosmological Argument for the Existence of God

by Robert Driskell

For most Christians, the Bible is the authoritative Word of God — period. We need no convincing, other than the Holy Spirit’s witness within our souls, to confirm the truthfulness and authority of the Bible. However, non-believers do not view the Bible as God’s Holy Word, nor do they believe that it is authoritative. So, […]

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Christmas Bible Quiz: 20 Good Questions

by David Peach

How well do you think you know the Christmas story? Here are some Christmas Bible quiz questions for you to think about. Many of these are basic knowledge questions, but some of them will make you dig to see if my answer really is right. Are you ready? Questions: Joseph and Mary 1 Who told […]

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Thanksgiving: Counting Blessings

by Pamela Rose Williams

As Christians we are encouraged and even admonished to be continually thankful (Hebrews 13:15). While I try to stay in that “continually thankful” attitude, truth be told, it just is not always the case. However, when the Thanksgiving holiday rolls around I, like many of you, take a little extra time to reflect upon how […]

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Bible Verses About Unity: 21 Important Scriptures

by Daryl Evans

Throughout the centuries since the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the church has often had a difficult time in agreeing with each other. There are obviously numerous denominations and even many differences even within denominations. There are many reasons for this dynamic. Sometimes things like church traditions and differing biblical interpretations seem to get […]

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