The content discusses the consequences of cursing and blessing Israel, emphasizing the significance of supporting Israel in line with biblical teachings. It also provides a brief history of Israel and highlights the priority of the Jewish people in God’s plan. The author encourages praying for Jerusalem’s peace and speaking blessings over various aspects of life.
Category Archives: Faith in God
What are the consequences of dividing Israel?
Abram was told by the Lord to leave his country and his family, promising to make him a great nation and a blessing to all. The recent U.S. election saw record voter turnout and a heated divide over Israel. The future is anticipated with concerns about a potential economic recession. The writer calls for seeking God in times of distress and finding purpose in life.
Bible Study: The Purpose of the Parables
A parable is a short, allegorical story used to teach a truth or moral lesson. Jesus’ parables aimed to convey God’s message to those who listened. The Hebrew people, dispersed over centuries, had spiritual ups and downs. Nations of people today have ups and downs.
Lakepointe Church aims to make disciples of Jesus Christ, starting with worship. Jesus is patient, desiring all to repent.
The Dennis London I Know
The Associated Republicans of Texas (ACT) mailer promoting incumbent HD33 representative Justin Holland mistakenly describes Dennis London as a political newcomer, despite London’s active involvement in the Republican Party and background as a US Marine Corps veteran. London, who moved from California to Texas due to political and economic reasons, is in contrast to Holland, who allegedly disregards the Texas State Republican Party Platform.
Bible Study: Oil is NOT a Fossil Fuel—Do I have your attention?
In the 1960s, the author gained offshore drilling experience in Texas, questioning the origins of oil. He contrasts evolutionist and creationist worldviews, and discuss contemporary science, petroleum abundance, and climate change. Quoting scripture, he criticizes leftist politics and the carbon debate, urging reliance on the Bible for life’s answers.
Bible Study: More Righteous
Old Testament instances of the phrase ‘more Righteous’ What is righteousness? Righteousness, by human standards, is defined as the quality of being morally true or justifiable … righteousness is the quality of being right in the eyes of God, including character (nature), conscience (attitude), conduct (action), and command (word). Righteousness is, therefore, based upon God’s standard because He is the ultimate Lawgiver (Isaiah 33:22). Christianity.com: …
The Enemy Within — A Compendium
In a society built on Christianity, atheists, communists, socialists, and homosexuals are seen to fear God and those who uphold Judeo-Christian values. Winston Churchill criticized socialism as a “philosophy of failure,” implying it is destined to falter. The involvement of God and His people exposes these groups to the light, according to John 3:20.
Bible Study: The Cyrenians
The Feast of Weeks, known as Shavuot in Hebrew, is a central feast of Judaism. It commemorates the giving of the Torah to Moses and was a joyous harvest celebration. Cyrene, with a significant Jewish population, played a role in the early Christian movement, and its residents, such as Simon and his sons Rufus and Alexander, had an impact on the spread of Christianity.
Bible Study: Chronicles and Kings—God’s Plan for Governments
In 1954, the [unconstitutional] Johnson Amendment was added to the Internal Revenue Code, silencing churches and affiliated groups from involvement in political campaigns. Named after Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, it aimed to prevent tax-exempt organizations from interfering in political activities. Despite this, churches can educate their congregations on candidates and issues without risking their tax-exempt status.
What does Superman have to do with Christmas?
What does Superman have to do with Christmas? Absolutely nothing. Signs and wonders redirect your attention from your problems, ‘the elephant in the room,’ to the Savior of the World, Jesus Christ.
John N. White 