Think on these things (Philippians 4:8-9)
HERE IT IS AGAIN… Question: Where in the Bible do we find anything transliterated: “Now the birth of Jesus X was on this wise“ “born Jesus, who is called X“ “X Jesus came into the World to save sinners“ “thou art X, the Son of God“ “the man X Jesus” …
Some men try to lock God’s power in a box, deducing that God is incapable of allowing man’s freewill to exist and work alongside His sovereignty. However, the Bible teaches that God has the power to save while man has the power to believe. This is easily seen by looking …
Luke 2:8-20 shows how the shepherds celebrated Christmas. Shepherds were once honorable men of God: Abraham, Moses, David. However, from historical accounts, by the time of Christ being a shepherd was not a noble profession. They had become thieves, their word was not trusted, they were spiritually unclean and restricted …
Sadly, some stiff-necked, miserable Christians say we cannot celebrate Christmas because Jesus was not born on December 25th. We all agree He was not born on this day, but is this a biblical reason not to celebrate? Nothing in the Bible says this, so I look to our world for …
We have all heard the phrase “Jesus is the Reason for the Season.” The vivid truth behind this is that there is no other reason for Christmas. The name of the season itself speaks clearly of Christ, CHRISTmas. The world knows this, and fights adamantly against manger scenes depicting Baby …
As we saw previously, there are some who discourage celebrating Christmas by trying to tie it to paganism. They assert Christmas as unjustified because it is a man-made holiday, and base this claim on the Bible not instructing us to remember Christ’s birth. This is easily debunked because the Jews …
Have you heard someone say something like this, “Observing Christmas is wrong because the Bible has not authorized it?” I will write on this over the next few weeks. If we’re not careful, as with so many other statements that are made by seeming scholars of the Word, we will …
Read Acts 28:1-15, where Paul, “thanked God, and took courage.” The significance of these words starts in Acts 27 where the chips were down in Paul’s life. In Acts 27, Paul was a prisoner, bound and shipped off to Caesar. He finds himself in a safe haven for the winter, …
Read Psalm 99, one of the Royal Psalms, presenting God as sovereign King. Elections seem to bring out the worst in the best of people — mudslinging, character assassinations become a norm, from candidates down to the grassroots. After what transpired around the previous election, what emerged into the current …
Legalism is a misused and abused term thrown out by those who are convicted by God’s legal system, His law, His Word. Etymology of Legalism goes back to the mid 1800’s about the time the word fundamentalist was surfacing as we know it today. Legalism was used in disdain to …
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