2012 November — Page 2

Should Creationism Be Taught in Public Schools? Is it Legal to do so?

Can public schools teach Creationism? Is it legal to teach Creationism along with evolution? What do the local, state, and federal laws say about this? Should Creationism Be Taught in the Public Schools? There is no reason that Creationism should not discussed in the public schools because evolution is being taught and after 125 years, […]

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Romans 12: Bible Study and Summary

by David Peach

Romans chapter 12 is a turning point in the book of Romans. In the previous chapters the main emphasis in the book was why we need a Savior and how we can accept Him. However, this chapter begins to deal with how a Christian ought to live out his salvation. There are many practical points […]

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Different Types Of Love From The Bible: A Christian Study

by Robert Driskell

It is clear from even a cursory reading that the Bible stresses the importance of love. The Bible even says that God is love (1 John 4:8, 16 ESV). It would not be an overstatement to say that every action that is pleasing to God is motivated by love. In the English language today, we […]

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What Do Christians Believe About Purgatory? What Does The Bible Teach?

by Jack Wellman

What do Christians believe about Purgatory? What denominations believe this or teach this? Is Purgatory Scriptural and if so, where is it found in the Bible? What is Purgatory? Purgatory is said to be a place where the remaining sins are purged so that the person might achieve the status of going to, or being […]

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Bible Verses About Communion: Scriptures On The Lord’s Supper

by Daryl Evans

The Bible has only 2 ordinances (2 things prescribed for the church). They are baptism and communion. There are different names for “Communion” depending on your religious affiliation. Some of these are the “Eucharist,” “Lord’s Supper,” “Lord’s Table,” or sometimes the “Last Supper.” For this article, I will refer to this as “communion.” Jesus gave […]

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A Powerful Way to Witness to Someone Using the Old Testament

by David Peach

I am fascinated by the historical summaries found in the Bible. Several times in the Old and New Testament you see a re-telling of former events. Moses did it several times. Jesus did it on the road to Emmaus. Paul and Peter do it in the book of Acts. Why are these re-tellings recorded in […]

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Christmas Sunday School Lesson For Children

by Pamela Rose Williams

One of my favorite times of the year to teach Sunday school for children is at Christmas time. It is a time when children are so interested in the baby Jesus and the story of His birth. It is fun to tell the Christmas story to children and then give them a quiz to see […]

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The Birth of Jesus Christ: Bible Story Summary

by Robert Driskell

There have been many important births since the dawn of humanity. Consider the births of the scientists who have given us things that make life easier. There have been researchers who have discovered treatments and cures for diseases and ailments. Great humanitarians who, through their tireless efforts, have eased the pain of many and helped […]

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Was the United States of American Founded As A Christian Nation? A Look at the Facts

by Robert Driskell

There has been much written, on both sides of the issue recently, about whether or not America was founded as a Christian nation. It is an issue that elicits passion, anger, frustration, and boisterous debate whenever it is brought up in conversation. This article will be a presentation of the evidence that would lead one […]

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What Does The Bible Teach About Giving? Is Tithing Biblical?

by Jack Wellman

Are Christians required to tithe or are we under a new covenant? Does the Bible teach 10% in giving or just give what we can? What does the Bible teach about how much a Christian should give? The Tithe The tithe is actually part of the Mosaic Law but was being used even before Moses. […]

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