Amen What do New Year’s celebrations and the word “amen” have in common? New Year’s celebrations are recognized and often participated in, all around the world. Likewise, the word “amen”, although of Hebrew origin, is one of the most … [Read more...]

Ideological Subversion In an interview dating back 38 years, defected KGB spy, Yuri Alexandrovich Bezmenov, made a very sobering prediction about the United States. He warned that America could be defeated through an incremental process of … [Read more...]

Importance of Brotherly Unity How important are relationships within the Body of Christ? This question is prompted by the state of affairs in what we broadly refer to as “the world.” The world is a generic term for planet earth and all life on … [Read more...]

A Christ-like Identity We all have identities. An identity defines who or what a person or thing is. Every human carries within themselves a perception of who and what they are. When we are baptized into the body of Christ, we bury an old … [Read more...]

True to the Foundation Human nature has a source. Satan, as the god of this world, broadcasts his hostile, antinomian attitudes to a gullible mankind. Human nature is neatly summed up as “... Enmity against God; for it is not subject to the law of … [Read more...]

The Positive Value of Prophecy This past week most of us had the opportunity to focus on the many things we can be thankful for. Of course, we should try to have a continual attitude of gratitude toward God and His many blessings. However, a … [Read more...]

Character One take away we can observe from the recent U.S. mid-term elections is – character was a major factor. To clarify a little, there are 2 types of character. One is the way the world looks at character, and the other is from God’s point … [Read more...]

Dean William R. Inge is credited with saying, “A good government remains the greatest of human blessings, and no nation has ever enjoyed it.” Just to clarify, it would seem that the human blessings he refers to are of human origin and therefore … [Read more...]

Like most of you, on my computer I have a screen saver – a scene that changes every 24 hours. This past Monday, being the date ascribed to the pagan holiday of Halloween, the screen saver was a gloomy, dark forest scene with a black-clad faceless … [Read more...]