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239 articles, ordered by date published, newest first.
Who is blessed? Those who mourn and weep. Why? Mourning and weeping are fruits of biblical repentance. A lifestyle void of repentance is a dead man walking.
Read →Everyone is in the Blessings and Woes of Jesus Christ. The fate of all is determined by these pronouncements. Are you blessed? Are you cursed? You need to know that all the blessings are related. In parallel, all the woes are related.
Read →Do you seek the blessings of Jesus Christ? This may come as a shock to you. Most people in Africa are seeking the woes of Jesus Christ without knowing it. Blind and deaf false prophets are leading the people astray.
Read →The primary blessing that Jesus Christ is offering is salvation from sin. Jesus Christ is drawing a line in the sand to help us discern who is saved and who is unsaved.
Read →You can call this the Prosperity Gospel. It is a false Gospel! Why? Because by these standards John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and the Apostles are shamed and condemned as sinners.
Read →King Saul was shut up under the silence of God — then went to the Witch of Endor. Seeking counsel from witchdoctors is putting faith in demons, and Saul died for it.
Read →Witchdoctors, Traditional Healers, and False Prophets have this one thing in common: Gifts, Tithes, & Bribes. Preachers for hire are a curse to Africa — and extortioners will not inherit the Kingdom of God.
Read →God created you with two primary components: body and soul. The body is mortal and destructible. The soul is immortal and indestructible — and goes to one of two places in the afterlife: Heaven or Hell.
Read →A universe of divine love was hidden in the Father and impossible to reveal without the bloody passion of the Cross. We are talking about unknown and unseen glories of the Father’s love being brought to Light because of the blood (Jn. 1:18, 3:31-32, 6:46, Matt. 11:27).
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56 articles, ordered by date published, oldest first.
The Savior of the world uttered these words as a message of hope and freedom for lost sinners. There is no excuse for living in sin. Not even the fact that you were born in it!
Read →Any sensual or sexual contact with the opposite sex outside of marriage, where lusts are acted upon through physical contact of any degree, this kind of sinning falls into the category of fornication.
Read →Have you ever told a lie? Do you always speak the truth? Or, like most people, do you tell lies when it is to your advantage? There is no such thing as a harmless white lie!
Read →This is the sin of desire! Paul said that he would have never known about the sin of desire or lust except that the law said, “Thou shalt not covet.”
Read →Most people dismiss this kind of behavior thinking that it’s no big deal, while adamantly condemning the sin of murder. Nevertheless, the Messiah had some fierce warnings for the danger that awaits those who are guilty of unrighteous anger.
Read →Drunkenness numbs the conscience. It alters the state of mind. It distorts sound judgment. It steals the heart (Hos. 4:11). It silences conviction and breaks the moral compass of the people.
Read →Most people know that this is a bad sin. However, what they don’t know is that God will judge hatred as murder. Have you ever hated anyone? This is a common and ordinary sin.
Read →The issue between God and man is SIN. Do you wish to be saved from it? But if you have been brought to the place where sin is your greatest plague, then there is hope for you.
Read →Even the modern-day “Christian” religion can become a practice of empty ritualism if God isn’t in it! This happens when the religious rituals and traditions of modern Christianity are unquestionably revered.
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