Three Challenges – Three Opportunities (1) The last book of the Bible, the Book of Revelation, contains John’s record of a prophetic vision that the Lord gives him of things that would happen leading up to the return of Christ and then beyond that into heaven itself. In the 14th chapter, the Lord shows John… Continue reading Three Challenges – Three Opportunities (1)
In our previous article on the message of the Angel in Revelation 14, we covered the first two commands to the mankind: to fear God and to come out of Babylon the Great, the luxurious economy that would arise in the last days. This Babylon the Great we unambiguously identified as the modern technological globalised… Continue reading Three Challenges – Three Opportunities (2) – Concerning the Beast of the Book of Revelation
Around the world there is an assault on children that is evil, cruel, heartless and worthy of divine judgment. And that assault is not coming from microbes, wild animals, earthquakes or tsunamis; it is coming from us. I could catalogue the child rapes, sanctioned by the example of long-dead leaders, or the use of child… Continue reading A society that cannot protect its children has no future
Christ and Capital Jesus said: ‘Do not store up treasures for you upon the earth, where moth and rust ingest, and where thieves burrow through and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust ingest, and where thieves do not burrow through or steal. For where your treasure is,… Continue reading Christ and Capital
In her presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton referred to half of the Donald Trump supporters as ‘deplorables’. Donald Trump was supported by a broad base of Americans, as it turned out the majority of voters. Since Mrs Clinton was never specific about which half of these electors she found deplorable, or why, being labelled deplorable turned… Continue reading Deplorable Me
Last month, a curious coincidence happened in the United Kingdom that highlighted a fundamental contradiction in the British Governments attempts to legislate our society to be more equal. A celebrated case was decided upon by a Court of Appeal. The Government’s equality Commission in Northern Ireland brought a case against a bakery run by a… Continue reading Some Equality!
The Father of John the Baptist prophesied the before John the Baptist was born, saying: “You, child, will be called the prophet of the Highest; for ‘you will travel before the face of the Lord to prepare his ways.’ You are to give knowledge of salvation to his people in the forgiveness of their sins,… Continue reading Jesus; The Prince of Peace
Another Funeral for the Slain In Israel funerals has been held for two Jews who were murdered by an Arab in a drive-by shooting, which took place in Jerusalem. He wounded five others. He was eventually killed in order to stop him continuing to kill. The Muslim Arab was praised by the Palestinian Authority leaders… Continue reading Another Funeral for the Slain
Why do people attempt to communicate about their faith to others? What motives exist behind that? Christians do it. Muslims do it. Atheists do it. But why? This first reason, and the principle justification, is a desire to genuinely assist others through the dissemination of what one understands to be true. After all, the only… Continue reading Message of the Day – Motives for Communicating Faith
“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” This statement Jesus made while he was on the Cross, and some have argued that this shows Jesus was not the Son of God or divine in any sense. But is that really so? To understand this saying properly, we need to see the larger picture. Putting… Continue reading My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?
