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What Is The 8th (Eighth) Commandment In The Bible?

What is the 8th Commandment mentioned in the Bible? Is it still relevant for today? The Ten Commandments The false idea that Jesus did away with the Law is debunked by His saying, “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to […]

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KJV Bible Verses About Drunkenness and Drinking

by Pamela Rose Williams

One category of life challenge that we often see in the counseling office is when someone has allowed alcohol to become a self-defeating addiction in their life. Drunkenness is the term that the Bible uses to describe someone whom has consumed too much alcoholic beverage (wine or strong drink) and therefore exhibits loss of control […]

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What Does the Bible Say About Harvest?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

One of my favorite seasons is fall. The weather is cooler, leaves are changing colors, and things planted in the garden have matured and are ready for harvesting. With that comes corn on the cob, apple cider, and pumpkin pie. Likewise, in most cultures it is a time when families unite to celebrate the blessings […]

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What Is The 7th (Seventh) Commandment In The Bible?

by Jack Wellman

What is the 7th Commandment from the Bible and applications for today’s believer? The Ten Commandments The Ten Commandments were never part of the Old Testament or Mosaic Laws at all. These were written by the very finger of God and in stone, indicating their permanence, unlike the Mosaic Laws which were written on parchment or […]

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Should Christians Engage In Arguments With Atheists?

by Jack Wellman

Should Christians be engaged in debates or arguments with Atheists? Jesus Never Pushed If you are familiar with Jesus’ earthly ministry you should notice that He never pushed Himself or believing in Him on anyone. The fact is that He did respond to the Jewish leaders when they attacked God’s truth, His Law, or His […]

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Chicago Cubs’ Chris Coghlan’s Coffeehouse Conversation

by Bruce Darnall

There are various topics of conversations in the coffeehouses around the country and world, but the conversation Chris Coghlan, outfielder and utility player for the Chicago Cubs, had was life changing. Coghlan grew up in a church family and heard the Christian message growing up. He really did not understand the depth of it nor […]

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What Is The 6th (Sixth) Commandment In The Bible?

by Jack Wellman

What is the Sixth Commandment in the Bible? What are the implications for believers? The Ten Commandments When Moses brought down the Ten Commandments to Israel, they were brought down by a murderer. That murderer was Moses. Remember that Moses murdered an Egyptian taskmaster who had been beating an Israelite slave. That’s when Moses ran […]

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What Does Edify Or Edification Mean? A Christian Study

by Jack Wellman

What does the word “edify” or “edification” mean? Why is this important to know? Building up One Another The world does a good enough job in tearing us down or beating us down. This heavy laden, sin-soaked world can press down upon us until we feel we’ve been beaten all the way down to the […]

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Choices and Consequences: 5 Examples to Learn From

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

No matter who we are, all of us have made choices in our lives that have had consequences: some good, some not so good. Likewise, if we are honest and given the opportunity, we would have made different choices somewhere in our life. Most often, it is the consequences that lead us to think this […]

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What Is The 5th (Fifth) Commandment In The Bible?

by Jack Wellman

What is the Fifth Commandment in the Bible? Is it still relevant today? The Ten Commandments What would you feel like if you had ten cannons pointed directly at you? Intimidating, isn’t it, but that’s just how the Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon described the Ten Commandments. That makes sense because they get our attention […]

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