Archive for June 2018
The Card
Listen to today’s Laugh Again called “The Card” Enjoy!
Read MoreFear Not
Listen to today’s Laugh Again called “Fear Not” Enjoy!
Read MoreIntroduction to 1st Corinthians
In chapters 5-7, a local church and individual Christians must learn to adjust their lifestyle from the one, they took for granted in their culture to the one that the Christian faith now demands of them.
Read MoreEpisode 128: The Weight of Sexual Abuse (with Justin Holcomb)
“The effects [of sexual abuse] cover physical, psychological, spiritual, social … I mean, every dimension of who we are.” With the unfortunate increase of relevancy that sexual abuse/assault has, it would be ridiculous to simply ignore it. So, what exactly do we mean by sexual abuse/assault? How prevalent is the issue? What does the Bible say?…
Read MoreWhat Am I Made For? Gender and Sexuality / Heaven
We were created by the design of God and that it must be our delight to surrender to His design when He made us.
Read MoreWhat About Gord?
Listen to today’s Laugh Again called “What About Gord?” Enjoy!
Read MoreThe Most Amazing Story of All
Listen to today’s Laugh Again called “The Most Amazing Story of All” Enjoy!
Read MoreGod’s Love for His People – Suffering / Assurance of Salvation
God sent His son Jesus because of love. God saves and rescues us from our sins because even while we were enemies of God yet He still loved us. And once knowing that what can we do? But to love our enemies as well.
Read MorePratt’s Gospel Message and What We Can Do About It (newsfeed)
On Monday, June 18, 2018, actor Chris Pratt went a step further in his winning speech upon receiving an MTV award. In his “9 Rules for Life” that he gave, eight were a mixture of funny and semi-serious rules, and then the last was approaching explicit gospel.
Read MorePratt’s Gospel Message and What We Can Do About It (newsfeed)
Every once in a while, a celebrity mentions God or an aspect of the Christian worldview in a public speech or interview. Most instances are as subtle and insignificant as “I thank God,” or “Prayer has really helped me through this trial.” As you can see, those can be taken a million different ways. …
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