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God Is There for You

God Is There for You

Eddie Foster by Eddie Foster
March 22, 2016 • 4 minute read

Sometimes we feel alone when we experience trials and difficulties in life. At these times it is necessary to remember who is always there for us. For every joy we experience as human...

The Most Important Key to Answered Prayer

The Most Important Key to Answered Prayer

Erik Jones by Erik Jones
April 23, 2015 • 5 minute read

Jesus Christ taught that His followers would pray. Are your prayers heard by God? If you’re not sure if God hears your prayers, read this blog post!

Elohim: A Name of God That Helps Reveal His Nature and Plan

Elohim: A Name Reveals God’s Nature and Plan

Joshua Travers by Joshua Travers
September 30, 2014 • 3 minute read

God’s various names all reveal important aspects about Him. Elohim, for example, helps reveal the truth of who God is and God’s great plan for humanity. Names are important to...

Is Your “Jesus” the True Jesus?

Is Your “Jesus” the True Jesus?

by Sam Shrauner
September 1, 2014 • 4 minute read

It may come as a surprise that the “Jesus” taught and worshipped in many churches does not reflect the Jesus in the Bible. Where can you find the true Jesus? “Jesus is my...

“Please Stay on the Line”

“Please Stay on the Line”

Jeremy Lallier by Jeremy Lallier
July 30, 2014 • 3 minute read

Getting put on hold can be a very frustrating experience. But the God of the universe never puts us on hold! The question is: Are we communicating with Him? “Your call is important to...

Electric Gene Discovery Stuns Biologists

Electric Gene Discovery Stuns Biologists

by Life, Hope & Truth Contributor
July 1, 2014 • 5 minute read

Challenging evolutionary assumptions, a new study reveals that the same set of genes powers electric fish the world over—despite their different ancestry. In order to account for all...

3 Reasons People Don’t Like the Bible

Eddie Foster by Eddie Foster
April 10, 2014 • 4 minute read

Many dismiss the Bible as archaic literature. Looking at the reasons many dislike the Bible can actually help us learn why we should be interested in it.

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God Wants a Relationship With Human Beings

Erik Jones by Erik Jones
July 10, 2013 • 5 minute read

The Bible is widely available—and widely misunderstood. This blog begins a series on three themes of the Bible to help you understand this important book! The Bible is the...

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Grace and God’s Law

by James F. Guy Sr.
June 14, 2013 • 4 minute read

Christ has magnified God’s law and has also given His gracious Spirit to make obedience possible. Part 3 of the “Has God’s Law Been ‘Done Away’?” series....

Who Has Authority to Change God’s Law? Christ gave God’s law to man, and He has the authority to change it. A passage in Hebrews helps confirm this. Part 2 of the “Has God’s Law Been ‘Done Away’?” series.

Who Has Authority to Change God’s Law?

by James F. Guy Sr.
June 7, 2013 • 4 minute read

Christ gave God’s law to man, and He has the authority to change it. A passage in Hebrews helps confirm this. Part 2 of the “Has God’s Law Been ‘Done...

God Is Infinite! God is beyond human limitations or measurements. He transcends the physical universe, yet He cares about infinitesimally small things. Why does He care about us?

God Is Infinite!

by Larry Murray
April 25, 2013 • 4 minute read

God is beyond human limitations or measurements. He transcends the physical universe, yet He cares about infinitesimally small things. Why does He care about us? Do we fully realize that God...

Jesus Christ: The “Goal” of God’s Law; The wrong understanding and application of the Greek word telos can have a tragic effect on getting to know Jesus Christ’s role for “everyone who believes.”

Jesus Christ: The “Goal” of God’s Law

by Eddie Johnson
April 19, 2013 • 4 minute read

The wrong understanding and application of the Greek word telos can have a tragic effect on getting to know Jesus Christ’s role for “everyone who believes.” What did the...

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