Lord’s Prayer Series: The Prayer For Reverence ( Matthew 6:9 Continued)

Matthew 6:9b: hallowed be your name. Is there, then, one word in English for giving to God the unique place which his nature and character demand? There is such a word, and the word is reverence. This petition is a prayer that we should be enabled to reverence God as God deserves to be reverenced.… Continue reading Lord’s Prayer Series: The Prayer For Reverence ( Matthew 6:9 Continued)

Who was Abaddon / Apollyon in the Bible?

Abaddon, or Apollyon ( A-Bâd’Dŏn or A-Pŏl’Yŏn ). The former name is Hebrew and the latter Greek, and both signify The Destroyer. The word is only found in the New Testament in Revelation 9:11. Revelation 9:11 KJVAnd they had a king over them, which is the angel of the bottomless pit, whose name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon, but in the Greek… Continue reading Who was Abaddon / Apollyon in the Bible?

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Why Biblical Christianity Is Intolerable in an Age of “Tolerance”

In these postmodern times, tolerance is the supreme virtue of the public square. Tolerant people can be broad thinkers, open-minded, and charitable to every worldview—every worldview, that is, except biblical Christianity. The authoritative demands of Jesus Christ are beyond the threshold of postmodern tolerance. In this postmodern era, one virtue is esteemed above all others:… Continue reading Why Biblical Christianity Is Intolerable in an Age of “Tolerance”

What Does the Bible Say about Widows and Orphans?

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In ancient times, widows and orphans are among the poorest people in any given town or city. Why? That’s because women were not allowed to have the usual work that men have, and if a woman’s husband dies, and he did not have any near kinsman to support the widow, then she would solely depend… Continue reading What Does the Bible Say about Widows and Orphans?

Discipline of Prayer

“Now when Daniel knew that the document was signed, he entered his house (now in his roof chamber he had windows open toward Jerusalem); and he continued kneeling on his knees three times a day praying and giving thanks before his God, as he had been doing previously.” DANIEL 6:10  The greatest athletes became great not… Continue reading Discipline of Prayer

What Does the Bible Say about Problem Solving?

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The Bible says everyone encounters problems, whether they believe God or not. But there is a promise that whatever trial or problem a man faces, it is never more difficult than what he can handle. But if this is true, then why do some people fail to solve their problems? The answer lies in where… Continue reading What Does the Bible Say about Problem Solving?