Jesus. The Way, the Truth, and the Life.
Sarah partied, did drugs, broke the law . . . until the Jesus of the Bible changed her life forever.
Sarah lived for herself for a time. She partied, did drugs, broke the law—until she met someone who changed her life forever—Jesus Christ.
Scripture records different anointings of Jesus by Mary. They seem to be different. Why the discrepancy?
In Matthew and Mark, we see that Mary anointed Jesus two days before the Passover. Then, in John, we read that Mary anointed Jesus six days before the Passover. This seems like an obvious discrepancy. Is it?
We believe in a pre-tribulation rapture because we believe that’s what the Bible teaches.
Do we believe in a pre-tribulation rapture because we’re afraid of suffering? No. Well, we don’t really want to suffer, and that would be a scary thing, but we believe in a pre-tribulation rapture because that’s what we think Scripture teaches.
Trusting in Jesus is no guarantee that tragedy will never strike.
A site reader sent us a plea for prayer. She’d already lost one of her sons to a heart condition and now her current son is on drugs and suicidal. Some people suffer greatly even though they trust in the Jesus of the Bible. Trusting in Jesus is not a guarantee that tragedy will never strike. Scripture is replete with examples of saints who lived with constant pain and grief. So how should a Christian deal with suffering?
When God wants to get our attention, He’ll do so—in astonishing ways. Check out John’s testimony.
John, like Israel in the Old Testament, had a bad habit of forgetting that God was there for him. Even when God performed an unquestionable miracle in John’s life, he continued running from God. But God’s patience and persistence typically outlasts our stubbornness, as it did in this case.
This poem reminds us that everything we are and have is because of Jesus Christ.
Everything we are is because of Jesus. We owe Him everything. The following poem reminds us of that.
Hard Drive – a Christian poem that reminds us to keep our eyes on Jesus.
Another awesome Christian poem by Mike Bullock. This poem reminds us that we need to keep our eyes fully on Jesus.
Homosexuality, drug addiction, abuse . . . God loves to deliver people from all such evils.
It’s hard to describe what Jeremiah’s been through. Here’s an excerpt from his story:
We don’t realize that sex can be an drug as well as an addiction and it became an addiction for me too. I used it in search of love and just to feel safe and fit in with others. I sold my soul and body to the flames of same sex relationships and they grew to where I couldn’t even go to sleep at night for guys knocking at my door.
A poem about the all-encompassing love of God for humanity.
Mike’s poem reminds us that God’s love for us is expansive.
Chris was into drugs, sex, partying—you name it. He became depressed and attempted suicide . . .
Another amazing testimony of the mercy and love of Jesus Christ. Chris tried everything. Partying. Night life. Drugs. Sex. Then depression struck and Chris hit rock bottom when he attempted suicide by purposefully crashing his vehicle.