Jesus’ Kingly Imperative for Mankind
A review of the imperative which Jesus gave us in the Gospel of John, chapter 14. The Kingly Imperative is simple: ”Love one another.”
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The Heartbroken Samaritan
The story of the Samaritan woman by the well is revealed to show the Gospel of Christ.
Continue reading →A Joshua Foundation
God commissioned Joshua for a special task. Here we look at the foundational training and requirements for the job which God and Moses gave him.
Continue reading →Following God
The art of following God begins with a heart to follow God. Without a heart, one is clinically dead.
Continue reading →Our Opposing Kingdoms
We need to choose which Kingdom we wish to live under. The kingdom or this world or the Kingdom of God. They are mutually exclusive.
Continue reading →Jesus’ 7 “I Am”s
Jesus revealed seven aspects of His character and person in “I Am” statements. We can use these statements to know Jesus better and pray more effectively.
Continue reading →Christian Fruit
A look at the types of fruit which Christians are required to demonstrate to all, for on all these fruit, we shall be judged.
Continue reading →John 15 Relationships
The Gospel of John is typically offered and recommended to new Christians to read to get a complete and structured introduction to Gospel theology.
Continue reading →One Moment in Time
The ancient Greeks had two words for time, chronos and kairos. Chronos is chronological or sequential time. Kairos is a time in which something special happens.
Continue reading →Travailing Prayer
The record of the then barren Hannah’s travailing prayer for a son, is a wonderful model prayer for us to use even today.
Continue reading →Seeing God
In the Bible we have records about what happens when one meets God. This record is contained in Isaiah 6:1-13 and recalls the Lord’s commissioning of Isaiah.
Continue reading →Of Faith and Seed
Matthew 17:20 tells us Jesus only requires from us fiath like the tiny mustard seed. We need to know why.
Continue reading →A Camel and a Needle’s Eye
What did Jesus mean when He said: “it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of God”?
Continue reading →Ahab Men
A look Ahab men and the problems behind their situation. Deliverance solution is easy, but initial acceptance of the sin makes the start of healing problematic.
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