In these trying times, with wars and rumours of wars ragging on every side, our hearts yearn for the promised return of our Lord Jesus Christ. As Christian’s we stand united in the hope of salvation and the Second Coming. Yet, it is with a humble spirit that I invite you to consider a perspective that, while it may differ in tradition, shares our deep commitment to Scripture and the Gospel—a historicist viewpoint on the Great Tribulation. Tribulation is not merely a future outpouring of wrath but is a present reality of spiritual warfare (Ephesians 6:12). Most of Christianity today agree, in t ..read more

In the pages of Romans 10:17, we find a profound truth: “Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” This is the cornerstone of our belief, the foundation upon which our faith is built. The Scriptures, brethren, are not merely lofty ideals meant for contemplation in solitude; they are the very essence of our daily walk with Christ. The words of our Lord are not distant and detached from our worldly existence—they are the threads from which the fabric of our everyday lives is woven. It’s a humbling reflection, to consider how short we fall in embodying the character of Jesus Christ ..read more

In the quiet chambers of our hearts, where battles are fought amidst raging human passions, the question is asked, “What sins are unforgivable?” The Apostle Paul, in his epistle to the Ephesians, solemnly warns, “And grieve not the holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption” (Ephesians 4:30). To grieve the Spirit is to silence this heavenly voice, and herein lies the gravity of our choices. We hold a power so profound that it can quench the very Spirit of God. This is not a power granted lightly, for with it comes the solemn responsibility of choice. We may walk in ob ..read more

In the quiet chambers of our hearts, where battles are fought amidst raging human passions, the voice of conscience echoes—a divine whisper from the Almighty. The Apostle Paul, in his epistle to the Ephesians, solemnly warns, “And grieve not the holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption” (Ephesians 4:30). To grieve the Spirit is to silence this heavenly voice, and herein lies the gravity of our choices. We hold a power so profound that it can quench the very Spirit of God. This is not a power granted lightly, for with it comes the solemn responsibility of choice. We ..read more

In a world where the shadows of procrastination, the fog of unclear goals, and the chill of fear often threaten to steal our motivation, the Bible emerges as a beacon of enduring hope and strength. I have always believed that the Scriptures are not just a record of God’s workings in the past, but a living, breathing guide for our lives today. Within its pages lie potent truths that can disable the very killers of motivation that seek to drain our vigor and purpose. In this article, we will explore motivational quotes from the Bible, each a powerful antidote to the paralysis that so often infec ..read more

The Goodness of God: A Call to Transformation In a world fraught with trials and tribulations, there stands a singular, immutable beacon of hope: the goodness of God. This goodness of God is not a mere whisper in the winds of change; it is the thunderous declaration of His enduring love for us. “Or despisest thou the riches of his goodness and forbearance and long-suffering; not knowing that the goodness of God leadeth thee to repentance?” (Romans 2:4). The very essence of the everlasting gospel is the proclamation of the goodness of God—a proclamation that reverberates through the corridors o ..read more

From in the endless continuum of time in the eternal past, there emerged a mission so profound, so transformative, that it forever altered the human narrative and the spiritual landscape of the world. This mission, was the mission of Jesus Christ—God’s own Son and Savior of the world. He was the radiant manifestation of divine perfection, sent to walk amongst us, to teach us, and ultimately, to bridge the vast chasm wrought by sin. The Divine Manifestation of Jesus represents the very embodiment of God’s character and attributes, worthy of our deepest worship and praise. When we gaze upon Jesu ..read more

Out of body experience | Personal Stories of Life After Death Recent research, shared by news.com.au and published in the medical journal Resuscitation, gives us interesting information about near-death experiences, studied by a team of U.S. scientists and doctors. This study shows important evidence that brain activity during a heart attack is related to experiences people report when they are near death, such as clear visions and feeling separated from their bodies. Dr. Parnia and his team believe that there’s a time between life and death where people explore “new kinds of reality.” Her ..read more

In the tapestry of time and eternity, there emerged a mission so profound, so transformative, that it forever altered the human narrative and the spiritual landscape of the world. This mission, dear friends, was the mission of Jesus Christ—God’s own Son and our Savior. He was the radiant manifestation of divine perfection, sent to walk amongst us, to teach us, and ultimately, to bridge the vast chasm wrought by sin. The Divine Manifestation of Jesus represents the very embodiment of God’s character and attributes, worthy of our deepest worship and praise. When we gaze upon Jesus, we see the fa ..read more

Out of body experience | Personal Stories of Life After Death Recent research, shared by news.com.au and published in the medical journal Resuscitation, gives us interesting information about near-death experiences, studied by a team of U.S. scientists and doctors. This study shows important evidence that brain activity during a heart attack is related to experiences people report when they are near death, such as clear visions and feeling separated from their bodies. Dr. Parnia and his team believe that there’s a time between life and death where people explore “new kinds of reality.” Her ..read more