As the apostle John writes that first letter to the Church of Jesus Christ in a day when it was facing serious trouble and challenge from within, John goes on to teach, “If you are a Christian, you will want to start to get ready to be like Jesus Christ now!” Read More
The most common definition I’ve heard for the gospel is that it means “good news”. Which is true. The logical question to ask though would be, “good news about what? The best way to answer that is to see what the Bible has to say. So here goes … Read More
How do I ultimately obtain happiness, peace, love, and joy? How do I become saved? The answer is Jesus Christ. There is no existence of hope without Him Read More
What type of leadership was displayed and revealed on that first Palm Sunday and why is it so important today for our lives, no matter what field we work in and serve in? Read More
In the Gospel of John, we will not find an account of the birth or temptation of Jesus. We will not read of His baptism or learn of His Last Supper with His disciples. We will not encounter Him as He struggles in Gethsemane or ascends in heaven. John’s Gospel contains no word of the healing of the demon possessed and perhaps most stunning and peculiar of all, it gives none of the parable stories Jesus told, which are so precious to the Synoptic Gospels. Yet, if John omits much of what the Synoptic Gospels include, He tells us much of what the other three omits. Read More
