Christ, Our Passover & Redeemer
The Call to Repentance
The call to repentance is of utmost importance to the Lord and is to be a perpetual message at all times for all people. If we are willing to respond to this call, we will find ourselves participating in a move of God and preparing the way for the Lord to do a mighty work in the earth and our lives.
Continue readingThe African American Roots and Interracial Ideal of the Pentecostal Movement
A little-known aspect of the modern Pentecostal movement is the important role of African-Americans in both its inception and development. The birth, growth, expansion, and diversity of the Pentecostal movement were the direct result of the involvement and influence of African-American pioneers. Much can be learned from the history of this movement.
Continue readingJesus & The Day Of Atonement
Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of the Day of Atonement as outlined in the Old Testament. How did He do it? And what is the significance for us today?
Continue readingFaltering Between Two Opinions
Have you ever found yourself between two different thoughts or opinions and you weren’t sure which one was right? Or maybe you’ve found yourself struggling to choose between various opportunities or choices. We’ve all been there, but God doesn’t want to keep you guessing. He wants to give you clear wisdom and direction.
A Place of True Security
In a world filled with uncertainty, there is a place of security. And when we find ourselves facing a challenge or adversity, we have somewhere to run to and someone to turn to, but most people put their confidence and security in other things.
Finish Strong & Confident
Many Christians approach the new year in hopes that God will begin a new thing. And though He loves to begin new things, let’s not forget that He who already began a good work in you is faithful to COMPLETE what He already started!
Who Cares?
Whose responsibility is it to care for one another in the Church? Is it simply the responsibility of pastors and church leaders?
The Virtuous Mom
Proverbs 31 is often titled “The Virtuous Wife” or “The Virtuous Woman”, but I would call it “The Virtuous Mom!”
Christmas — Christian or Pagan?
Tristan Fenholt 