If asked to cite the key issue in the 2024 General Election, what would be your answer? What words characterize Pastor Josh Howerton? I point to scholarship and wisdom. Over only 8 days, Josh’s latest sermon, titled “Election 2024: How to Vote Like Jesus” has been viewed online 109,000 times, as of today, 10/15/2024. Almost …
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Bible Study—Why I Believe in Creation
In 1974, the author experienced a personal revelation of faith in Jesus Christ, which was affirmed by miraculous healing of hypertension. He reflects on biblical teachings regarding God’s power and creation, shares insights from his work on offshore drilling rigs, and emphasizes the importance of spiritual gifts and understanding God’s craftsmanship within believers.
Bible Study—A Fresh Start Begins With Forgiveness Of Others
Rosh Hashanah, meaning “Beginning of the Year,” signifies the Jewish new year, a time of hope and redemption, starting the High Holy Days. It leads to ten days of repentance before Yom Kippur. The message emphasizes renewal, forgiveness, and God’s compassion, highlighting a spiritual fresh start for everyone.
Bible Study—Holy Matrimony and The Number 3: Gimmel ג
The content discusses various topics, including the biblical significance of the number 3, the Hebrew letter “gimmel,” the laws of logic, common law marriage versus holy matrimony, the meaning of love in marriage, and biblical references. It emphasizes the importance of love, particularly agape, and its endurance in marriage.
Bible Study— Do you fear death? You should, but you need not.
Every living person is concerned about the question of “what happens to me when I die.” Are you concerned? You should be. Everyone dies. This is an indisputable scientific fact. Case Number One: Mark 12:18-27 (Red text highlights the words of Jesus Christ) Then the Sadducees, who say there is no resurrection, came to Him, …
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Bible Study—Resolving Interpersonal Conflicts
Conflict resolution is crucial in relationships and families. Dr. Susan M. Heitler identifies three conflict sources, while the Bible emphasizes the role of sin and selfishness. Conflicts impact children’s mental health, and divorce rates have increased globally. Effective resolution involves humility, understanding, and prayer. Selfishness leads to conflict and separation.
Bible Study: Do Atheists Truly Believe There Is No God?
The last words of well-known atheists, including Voltaire, Thomas Paine, Napoleon Bonaparte, Anton LaVey, and David Strauss, support the saying “There are no atheists in foxholes.” Prominent scientists who changed the world through observation and personal revelation include Francis Collins, Johannes Kepler, Galileo, and Isaac Newton. Over 100 stories of former skeptics show that a majority were positively influenced by Christians toward conversion. Atheism is considered a religion due to its fundamental set of beliefs and practices. Christians are encouraged to love their enemies and pray for those who oppose them.
Bible Study: Appropriate Reaction to the Deaths of Evil Dictators
In response to the death of a dictator or mistreatment by others, biblical teachings encourage love for enemies, doing good, forgiveness, and refraining from rejoicing in their misfortunes. This love is emphasized as the highest form of love, reflecting God’s nature. The scripture references underline the importance of loving others and refraining from hatred or revenge.
Bible Study: “Never Again” — The Samson Option
The Holocaust was Nazi Germany’s attempt to murder six million European Jews during World War II. ‘Never Again’ is a slogan emphasizing the need to prevent future genocides. Israel, armed with advanced military technology and nuclear weapons, faces threats from Iran, Turkey, and China. Individuals can support Israel through prayer, advocacy, and political engagement.
Science: Factors Affecting the Atmosphere of the Earth
Climate alarmists attribute atmospheric phenomena to industrial gasses, carbon-dioxide, and normal human activities. Is there a valid correlation between normal human activity and damaging weather events?
John N. White 