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Who wouldn’t want to know our wonderful God? We all want to be understood and loved. “God is love,” 1 John 4:16.  Since “He cannot deny Himself,” He is always love. Sometimes the way He expresses His love is beyond our understanding, but we know He always providentially directs our lives with loving wisdom. He … Continue reading “Why do we want to know GOD?”

Mankind has been killing one another since Cain murdered Abel. The grief that causes the victim’s family and friends is horrible. However, the murderer will also experience grief. His guilty conscience will plague him for the rest of his life. So, where does he go at death? A murderer, as well as everybody who dies, … Continue reading “If anyone kills another person will they go to hell?”

The phrase “divine nature” (Greek: theios physis) is used only once in the Bible. 2 Peter 1:3,4 (KJV): “His [God's] divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness, through the knowledge of him who called us to his own glory and excellence, by which he has granted to us … Continue reading “What are the qualities of the Divine nature?”

First, we ask: "Do I have a guilty conscience? Do I have a heartache because of my behaviors or thoughts?" Then immediately follow 1 John 1:9, “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.” Jesus’ blood covers your sins and you … Continue reading “How do you know when you are being disciplined from God?”

Summary: Spirit begettal is evidenced by our communion with God and a desire to do His will. Actual spirit birth occurs at our resurrection.  Discussion: The term “born again” (Strong’s #1080) is not necessarily a correct translation in every scripture. For example, in the context of John 3:1-13, verse 3, “born again” should be translated … Continue reading “What is the proof that one is born again?”

The story of Stephen is found in Acts 6 and 7. He was a faithful and mature Christian. He was also chosen as one of the first deacons. Acts 6:2-8, " 'the Twelve gathered all the disciples together and said, “It would not be right for us to neglect the ministry of the word of … Continue reading “Tell me about Stephen in the Bible.”

Most Christians believe that there are works of ministry which include preaching to unbelievers (missionary movements), working on social, political, and moral reforms, and to convert the world. They believe this is the world’s only chance or hope for a happy eternity. The scriptures state that there is a future time for the real ministry … Continue reading “Everyone wants to do God's ministry. Actually, what is that ministry in these last days?”

In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul teaches that every Christian’s life is like a building. For the building to be strong and to remain, it must first be built upon a strong foundation, that is Jesus Christ (verse 11). It is our responsibility to be careful how we build! “If anyone builds on the foundation with … Continue reading “In 1 Corinthians 3:13-15, how is the Christian’s work burned but then he, himself, is saved by fire?”

Absolutely! All the righteous from Abel through the Apostles were grateful for God being the God that He is.     The Scriptures abound with descriptions of the greatness of God’s character. Whenever anyone acknowledges the characteristic attributes of our Lord Jehovah, we are praising and thanking Him for being Who He is! The Psalms are a … Continue reading “Is there anybody in the Bible (except Jesus) or in the world now who thanks God for being god? The highest gratitude anybody can show is to forget self to honor JEHOVAH GOD.”

Self-denial means denying our own natural wills and instead following God’s will in all matters. Does it mean we cannot express our preference to buy chocolate ice cream over vanilla? No. Does it mean we ignore our likes and dislikes? No. It means we pursue the spiritual choices and not our natural, human interests. Galatians … Continue reading “What is the biblical meaning of self-denial?”