Testimonies to the practical reality, revelations and power of Jesus Christ
Quote: “There are only two religions in the world: Divine accomplishment and human achievement. Divine accomplishment is true biblical Christianity; every other religion is some form of human achievement.” John MacArthur. Biblical definition of atonement: ‘reconciliation of the guilty by divine sacrifice.’ Biblical Christianity teaches that atonement for sins is made possible only through trusting …
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A glorious truth declared from a lady delivered from lesbianism: “God never calls you by your shame, folks. He’s calling you by your name.” If there was ever a word for Christianity to shout from rooftops all across the globe today, it is that one! Definition of shame: ‘humiliation, mortification, chagrin, ignominy, loss of face, shamefacedness, …
Quote: “People will settle for an ignorant answer and a fantasy rather than face a biblical reality.” – John MacArthur. Question: Does God exist? Ignorant answer: No. He exists only in the minds of people controlled by religious despots. Question: Is Jesus Christ God? Ignorant answer: No. He never said He was. Question: Will Jesus Christ …
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“The gospel of salvation never changes,” says the preacher. “Amen,” says the church. But, if recent USA surveys are correct, it seems the gospel of salvation has indeed changed. Apparently the majority of Protestant people there no longer believe they are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone. They have sided with …
Heading towards 50 years ago, the Bible teacher said to his class, “There is only one thing worse than not getting your own way with God and that is when He gives you your own way.” I wonder if his students embraced the seriousness of what they heard that day. Perhaps not given the dead …
In reference to her current job, a lady told me the other day that she had regretted not seeking fuller clarification during the interview, as to the meaning of certain words and phrases communicated to her by the job interviewer, regarding her job function. It brought to mind a favorite expression used by the communication gurus, “Say what …