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The Cross: The Symbol of Christianity

#16 The church has been right to choose the cross as its symbol for Christianity. Jesus gave clear instructions as to how he wished to be remembered: it was for his death. The cross of Christ is the only basis on which God can forgive sins. This is the divine dilemma that God resolved on … Continue reading The Cross: The Symbol of Christianity →

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The Attitude Speech

#13 For as long as I can remember, I have always wanted to be a motivational speaker and author just like my hero, the great “Zig” Ziglar. I had the voice for it and the personality. I had plenty of confidence, some good writing skills and I spent a lot of time searching for just … Continue reading The Attitude Speech →

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The Gospel Truth App

The Gospel Truth App is a unique and yes, God inspired way to share the Gospel truth, the Good News of Jesus Christ, through everyone's most personal channel... their mobile phone. Everybody's got one and they use it religiously... so to speak, both day and night. It is the convenient means of 21st century communication. … Continue reading The Gospel Truth App →

Biblical Rules for Righteous Thinking

What God's Word teaches us about our thoughts, minds, and attitudes: 1. Set your mind on the things above. Focus on eternal things rather than becoming consumed with worldly concerns. (Colossians 3:2) 2. Think about what is good. Fill your mind with whatever is true, noble, just, pure, lovely, admirable, virtuous, and praiseworthy. (Philippians 4:8) … Continue reading Biblical Rules for Righteous Thinking →

The Difference in Believing and Truly Believing

The Bible makes an important distinction between believing that God exists and savingly believing in God—trusting in Jesus Christ from the heart. James gives the clearest example: “You believe that there is one God. You do well. Even the demons believe—and tremble!” — James 2:19 The demons have no doubt that God exists. They know … Continue reading The Difference in Believing and Truly Believing →

The Grace Period

We are living in a grace period— “the last days” (2 Timothy 3:1), between the first coming of Christ and His return to bring history to its proper conclusion. It lies in the intersection of two ages: “this present age” and “the age to come.” The kingdom of God is both “now” and “not yet.” The Kingdom, Now and Not … Continue reading The Grace Period →

The Beginning and the End of the Bible

The first verse of the Bible is Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” — Genesis 1:1 It is the foundation for everything that follows in Scripture because it immediately tells us who existed first, who created everything, and who ultimately owns and rules over creation. “In the beginning” means … Continue reading The Beginning and the End of the Bible →

The “I AM” Statements of Jesus

These are some of the most profound declarations in the Gospel of John, where Jesus uses "I AM" echoing God's self-identification in Exodus 3:14. Every "I AM" statement carries both practical meaning for life (spiritual nourishment, guidance, connection) and a divine claim. Jesus proclaimed, “Before Abraham was, I am. — John 8:58This is His direct … Continue reading The “I AM” Statements of Jesus →

Applying Romans 10:9-10

The Romans Road to Salvation: [Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23, Romans 5:8 and Romans 10:9-10, 13] All have sinned and fallen short of God’s perfect standard of righteousness—His glory. (from Romans 3:23; emphasis added) And the wages of sin, the price that sin pays—is death, separation from God and eternal punishment, but the gracious gift of God … Continue reading Applying Romans 10:9-10 →