Here in America, we tend to lose the reality of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. Would you die for the Christ?

What is the nature and origin of evil? Who do we blame for sickness and poverty?

The works of the devil, according John in his first epistle, is the mastery of sin.

The abubant life that Jesus came to give is not the enjoyment of natural abundance, but the enjoyment of relational abundance with God that surpasses all natural things.

According to Isaiah 53:5, we are spiritually healed by what Christ did on the cross, not physically healed.

With clear and close observation, adding healing and prosperity to salvation as the gifts equally made available at the atonement is not an essential matter. Still, it is essentially dangerous.

Chaning the Bible’s definition of hell will change the Bible’s definition of Savior.

In light of the recent hurricane disaster where so many have lost their homes and belongings, it is a good reminder that Christ is the greatest treasure and nothing compares to His grace.

God has come to graciously save sinners. His lineage attests to this.

Being the son of Abraham and the son of David was proof of the promised Messiah.