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What Were Paul’s Missionary Journeys?

Where did Paul go exactly in all of his missionary journeys? Paul’s First Missionary Trip (44 AD – 50 or 51 AD) The very first missionary journey that Paul took may have started around 44 AD where Paul, Barnabas, and Mark took off from Antioch which is recorded in Acts 13:4-5 where “by the Holy […]

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What Does Wormwood Mean When Used In Revelation?

by Jack Wellman

Have you read the word “wormwood” in the Book of Revelation or elsewhere in the Old Testament? What does this word refer too? What is Wormwood? Revelation 8:10-11 says “ The third angel blew his trumpet, and a great star fell from heaven, blazing like a torch, and it fell on a third of the rivers […]

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My Favorite King James Version (KJV) Scriptures To Share With The Hurting

by Pamela Rose Williams

Something the Bible never runs out of is encouragement for the hurting. And hurting can be large or small, long or short and even temporary or permanent. Take a look at some of my favorite KJV Scriptures that I want to share with the hurting. Perhaps they will bless you today or you can bless […]

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What Does The Bible Teach About Charity?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

If you ask most people what they think of when they think of the word charity, you would often get an answer that describes an organization that serves the public. Likewise, if you ask most people to name a charity, they usually do not have any problem doing so. However, it is rare that people […]

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Top 7 Bible Verses To Help Overcome Attacks From The Enemy

by Jack Wellman

Here are 7 Bible verses that speak about receiving help and overcoming attacks when the enemy comes after you. Revelation 12:11 “And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death.” The Apostle John gives us the context of this verse […]

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What Does Gleaning Mean In The Book Of Ruth?

by Jack Wellman

If you have ever read the Book of Ruth you can probably recall her gleaning so what does this have to do with the Christian today? What can we learn from Ruth’s gleaning in the harvest field? What is Gleaning? Gleaning is the custom of following a harvest so that what remains might be used […]

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What Are The Twelve Tribes Of Israel?

by Jack Wellman

What are the twelve tribes of Israel or should we ask who the twelve tribes of Israel are? What is a Tribe? A tribe is actually a part of the nation of Israel that started with one man and his family. We go back to Genesis 49:28 to read about the naming of the twelve […]

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Was The American (US) Constitution Really Based on Biblical Principles?

by Jack Wellman

Did the framers of the Constitution of the United States really base the Constitution upon the Bible and biblical principles? Our Christian Heritage Anti-Christian historical revisionists like to re-write history to make it seem like our nation was not founded on biblical principles but that is not what the historical records actually say nor is […]

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What Are The Gates Of Hell? What Does The Bible Say?

by Jack Wellman

Are there literal gates of hell? Why did Jesus refer to this term? Was it a particular place or just an analogy? What are the Gates of Hell? Jesus once said “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it” (Matt 16:18b) but what was He talking about? Are […]

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Should Christians Worry About Being Politically Correct?

by Dr. Michael L. Williams

Unless you’re living under a rock, it is hard to get away from the constant banter of politics. This banter has become progressively more outrageous with each passing election cycle. Likewise, there is a constant barrage of speeches, news reports, and outrageous by people of all political spectrums. With this, there is a constant defining […]

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