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What is the Unpardonable Sin? (Mark 3:22-30) by Wayne Davies
What is the unpardonable sin? Read on to find out.
The Purpose of Pain (Hosea 6:1-2) by Wayne Davies
Why does the Bible say that God must hurt us before he can help us? Read on to find out.
Hebrews Chapters 8-10: "We Have Been Sanctified" Through the Better Sacrifice, Part 1 (of 10 Parts) by Karl Kemp
The writer of Hebrews includes forgiveness, but he puts the emphasis throughout these chapters on the fact that new-covenant believers are called, enabled, required and privileged to walk in the truth, righteousness, and holiness of God through the all-important Sacrifice of the Lamb of God. The old-covenant believers were forgiven for all of their sins that were not committed defiantly through the sacrificial offerings, but spiritual death and sin were not dethroned through that covenant. We discuss Heb. 8:1-7 here in Part 1.
How to Prepare and Deliver Sermons by Segun Olumide
How can I prepare a sermon effectively? Also how can I deliver a sermon effectively? What are the 10 things to watch when delivering a sermon? Read on!
THE LAMB OF GOD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT SANCTUARIES, CH- II, PART- 1 by Dr Surya Kumar Daimari
The main purpose of these series of Bible study will be to make an exegetical survey of the sacrificial Lamb of God in the Old Testament passages mainly in the Sanctuary and its typological significance to the propitiatory and expiatory atonement work of the Lord Jesus Christ in the New as reflected in John 1:29, "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world."
Jesus of Nazareth: Lunatic, Liar, or Lord? (Mark 3:20-30) by Wayne Davies
Jesus' brothers thought he was crazy. The Pharisees thought he was a liar. The Bible says he is Lord. Which is it?
Why Would Jesus Want to Keep His Identity a Secret? (Mark 3:12) by Wayne Davies
Why did Jesus repeatedly warn people to not tell others who he was? Read on to find out.
The God of Creation by cherrell Shelley-Robinson
Discusses the issue of God as Creator and His accompanying rights and our response to Him as our Creator.The article discusses the reality of God as Creator as stated so clearly in Genesis 1and His rights in our lives because of this.
This is the first in a series of studies from the book of Genesis.
God as Creator by cherrell Shelley-Robinson
Who made us and what rights does such a Creator have regarding us? What should be our response to our Creator?
The Ministry of a Teacher by Segun Olumide
Who is a Bible teacher? How can he discharge his responsibility? These questions and many others are answered Scripturally in this book.
THE LAMB OF GOD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT SANCTUARIES, CH- 1, PART- 5 by Dr Surya Kumar Daimari
The main purpose of these series of Bible study will be to make an exegetical survey of the sacrificial Lamb of God in the Old Testament passages mainly in the Sanctuary and its typological significance to the propitiatory and expiatory atonement work of the Lord Jesus Christ in the New as reflected in John 1:29, "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world."
What Do the Lists of Apostles Teach Us about Intimacy with Jesus? (Mark 3:13-19) by Wayne Davies
What do the lists of the 12 apostles teach us about having an intimate relationship with Jesus? Read on to find out.
False Doctrines Exposed! by Segun Olumide
Exposing false teachers and teachings. What you need to know about the dangers of false doctrines!
The Power of Jesus over Disease and Demons (Mark 3:7-12) by Wayne Davies
Mark 1:1 declares that Jesus is both Messiah and God. In Mark 3:7-12 we see abundant evidence to support that claim.
Why Did Jesus Go to the Lake? (Mark 3:7) by Wayne Davies
Why did Jesus go to the lake? Read on to find out.
"An Amazing Transformation" by Henry Miranda
You are not the same person you were before you came to Christ. When you come to Christ you turned your life around 180 degrees. You see things differently and you have a new beginning. You can't live your life the same way as before you were transformed into a new creation. You turned your back on the old way of life and headed in the new direction towards Christ.
The Return of Christ by Reverend Wanda Shoap
Don't fall for the Rapture. The coming of Satan will deceive many. The Rapture is falsehood.
THE LAMB OF GOD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT SANCTUARIES, CH- 1, PART- 4 by Dr Surya Kumar Daimari
The main purpose of these series of Bible study will be to make an exegetical survey of the sacrificial Lamb of God in the Old Testament passages mainly in the Sanctuary and its typological significance to the propitiatory and expiatory atonement work of the Lord Jesus Christ in the New as reflected in John 1:29, "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world."
Jesus and the Pharisees: A Match Made In Hell (Mark 3:6) by Wayne Davies
Why were the Pharisees so determined to kill Jesus? Read on to find out.
The Compassion and Anger of Jesus (Mark 3:1-6) by Wayne Davies
How can Jesus be furious and compassionate at the same time? Read on to find out.
The Life Of Jesus-Purely Prophecies Fulfilled by Ngozi Nwoke
How many people do you know whose lives were prophesied about before they were born? Jesus Christ is one of them. In His case, virtually everything about His life was prophesied long before He was born! What does this mean? It surely shows He is not a fake and He means business. This article gives some of the prophecies about Christ and their fulfillment.
Jesus the Messiah is Lord of the Sabbath (Mark 2:23-27) by Wayne Davies
Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath. He has come to give rest, not burdensome rules, to his people.
Jesus, Fasting and New Wine (Mark 2:18-22) by Wayne Davies
Why did Jesus refuse to fast during his ministry? Read on to find out.
Jesus Touches the Untouchable (Mark 1:40-45) by Wayne Davies
Jesus reaches out and touches a leper. This unthinkable act demonstrates his compassion for the untouchable.
A Yoke by Cyril Almond
The yoke of Jesus is not heavy and his burden is light. He says learn of me.
Jeremiah 23:14 by Don Costello
Expository Outline Of Jeremiah 23:14
THE LAMB OF GOD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT SANCTUARIES, CH- 1, PART- 3 by Dr Surya Kumar Daimari
The main purpose of these series of Bible study will be to make an exegetical survey of the sacrificial Lamb of God in the Old Testament passages mainly in the Sanctuary and its typological significance to the propitiatory and expiatory atonement work of the Lord Jesus Christ in the New as reflected in John 1:29, "Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world."
Be Strong in the Spirit by Henry Miranda
The Scriptures are the instructions of how our spiritual lives should be like and to shine light on the areas that need improvement to experience spiritual growth. We can only do things through the power of the Holy Spirit and not through our own abilities. We must always yield to the Holy Spirit.
Jesus, the Healthy, and the Sick (Mark 2:13-17) by Wayne Davies
Jesus came for the sick not the healthy.
Jesus, the Paralytic, and Forgiveness of Sins (Mark 2:1-12) by Wayne Davies
Mark 2:1-12 presents the compelling account of Jesus and the paralytic.

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