Why Unity?
God’s dear children, those “Born Again” into His family, collectively make up what is known as the “Body of Christ”. When the parts of any body start fighting each other, there is internal and external destruction. The mission of that …
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Why Tongues?
In the book of Acts (which is the record of what happened right after Jesus’ resurrection), people are baptized with the Holy Spirit on five different occasions. In three of those times, it is expressly recorded that they spontaneously spoke …
Why Testify?
To many people, the Bible is just another book, and Jesus is just another guru. Jesus once said, “Unless you people see signs and wonders you will never believe (John 4:48).” Christian, the greatest evidence to others that Jesus is …
Why Sin?
Sin is simply breaking the law. This can happen whether one is conscious of the law or not. Also sin’s consequences still happen whether one is conscious of them or not. Do the consequences of sin recognize age, status, or …
Why Prosperity?
Jesus told a story about a dysfunctional family that looks a lot like the worldwide Christian family today. It’s commonly called The Prodigal Son, referring to the temporarily-unrestrained living of the younger brother. Yet in this story, we also see …
Why Prayer?
What is the point of asking God for stuff when you don’t usually get it? Exactly! There’s not much point in it at all, and there’s certainly no joy in it. Wouldn’t it be much better if you knew something …
Why Poverty?
Make no mistake: the Bible declares poverty and lack to be bad things. Under the Old Covenant (aka, Old Testament, the Jewish experience before Jesus), poverty was a result of disobedience and indifference to the commands of God. Tremendous material …
Why the Old Testament and New Testament?
The Bible is made up of several books split into two parts: Old and New. This should be a big clue as to how we should look at them. The New is where we are living now. It is New …
Why Me? Why do I matter?
Guess what: you absolutely matter in God’s universe. What you do matters, what you say matters, what you believe matters. Your laziness matters, your foolishness matters, as does your indifference and apathy. But your hard works of prayer, love and …
Why Law?
Law and order holds our universe together. Many groundbreaking scientists such as Sir Isaac Newton persisted in their work out of a firm conviction of discoverable order as described in the Bible. Unlike many of their predecessors, they were rewarded …