Presently the world’s Jewish population is close to 16 million. Being Jewish is an ancestral and religious identity, with most Jews, living...

The Apostle Paul’s ‘thorn in the flesh’ is often used as an excuse for believers to quit on God. Some scholars claim Paul’s thorn was a...

Does God approve of everything He allows? If He is in control of ‘everyone’ and ‘everything,’ how can we justify so many ‘if’s’ in the Holy...

Knowing our authority in Christ is perhaps the most important aspect of Christendom, after salvation. In this live broadcast (the first of...

Is ‘Christian Science’ merely another Christian denomination or is there a sinister undertone to the ‘Reading Rooms,’ scattered throughout...

Christians are often accused of being bigoted or overtly judgmental. Some claim Christians should never judge anyone, because Jesus spoke...

Of the 217 Modern English Bible translations and counting, does once stand out as ‘the’ word of God? Most modern scholars do not believe we...

The age-old question of why God allows suffering in this world has baffled theologians for centuries. But could the cause of our woeful...

God made us righteous by Christ’s atoning blood sacrifice.  Many Christians still hold on to a stubborn ‘sin consciousness’ which...

Hope must come first. Without hope, we will never see the promises of God manifest in our lives. Many Christians are ‘hoping’ their prayers...

Faith is a substance; therefore, it can be measured. Hope desires an outcome, but faith is how we attain the outcome. The Bible says, faith...

Faith, Hope and Love have been described as the great triumvirate of Christendom. 1st Corinthians chapter 13, outlines which of them is the...