Jesus. The Way, the Truth, and the Life.
We are not universalists.
Someone recently asked us (based on their reading of our statement of faith) if we are universalists.
A universalist, basically, is someone who believes that all men will be saved, because Christ died for all. While we believe that Jesus died for everyone, unfortunately, not everyone will accept His gift of eternal life.
If you want to know what we believe, check out the following article.
The verse that saved my week.
The verse that saved my week rang loud and strong from the Craig’s lips last Sunday.
3Do nothing from rivalry or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. 4Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.
Philippians 2:3,4 (ESV)
Every Thursday morning I meet with my administrators. Every Thursday morning I dread it. Every Thursday morning I sit, listen, nod, and hold all my negative thoughts inside.
This last Thursday, I read these verses before the meeting.
What a difference.
In the meeting, I actually listened with an open mind. We even had a short conversation about things unrelated to work. I looked for ways to be a blessing.
Not only did the meeting seem almost enjoyable, the rest of my day did too.
As you can see, I’m a slow learner, but I’m starting to catch on to some of the basics.
Toby Keathley’s video testimony.
A phenomenal story about finding purpose in life.
Toby’s story will move your heart. Take a few minutes out of your day to get some inspiration!
God bless you, Toby!
Michael was raised in a Christian home. He wandered, but ultimately returned to God’s goodness.
Michael’s testimony speaks volumes about God’s faithfulness. We may wander, but He’ll always patiently seek us out. God has a vibrant life in store for all those who earnestly seek Him.
Submit to His will and discover your life’s purpose.
We’ve posted fifty Christian testimonies on our site and we’re looking for more. Submit your testimony for publication.
We’ve posted fifty spellbinding Christian testimonies on https://truthsaves.org/christian-testimony! It’s amazing watching God change lives.
Tonight I pray that God will place it on your heart to share your story. I pray that God will send us fifty more testimonies! As fast as they come in, I’ll post them on the site.
If you’re considering sending us your testimony, check out my squidoo page for some tips on writing an effective testimony.
If God places it on your heart to share your story, then clear away the excuses and write! Some possible (lame) excuses follow:
I’ve heard all these extremely lame excuses many times before. I would respond to these excuses as follows:
We’re waiting. God’s waiting. People heading to hell are waiting. What are you waiting for?
A chart of messianic prophecies and their fulfillments found in the New Testament.
Prophets prophesied. Jesus fulfilled these prophecies centuries later. The historical events of Jesus’ life, described by first-hand eye witnesses, supply evidence of the authenticity of Scripture and proof that Jesus was who He said He was.
Check out our chart of messianic prophecies and their fulfillments found in the New Testament.
Three articles about the rapture.
Will Christians be whisked away before the coming of the Day of the Lord? We’ve discussed the rapture in two articles already, so I’ve decided to name this one, The Rapture, Part III.
I’ve changed the previous one to The Rapture, Part II (naturally).
If you have the patience to read all three of these articles, you’ll gain an understanding into our stance on the rapture.
A poem of faith in Jesus.
Hetty – thank you!
I appreciate your poems, your testimony, and your words of encouragement more than you’ll know.
For those of you who don’t know, Hetty has suffered with seizures much of her life. But her faith is strong; she shines brightly in this dark sea of cyberspace.
Read her latest poem:
The Bible supports the fact that Jesus is God.
Jesus equals God. God equals Jesus.
Do you believe this? Do you believe the Bible?
If you answered “no” to the first question and “yes” to the second, you might want to review your Bible.
Check out our latest poem. It’s by Hetty, a new friend in Christ.