Such are the words that many generally attribute to Aesop in his fable, “The Fox and the Lion.” As an axiom, it is definitely true. In fact, it is one of the greatest challenges of Christianity today. Most Christians originate … Read More
In 1897, Jessie B. Pounds awoke one Sunday morning not feeling well. So her husband, to whom she had only been married a few short weeks, readied himself and went to worship services alone. Jessie, home alone, began to ponder … Read More
WHEN PEOPLE PRAY, THEY SPEAK ABOUT JESUS’ BROKEN BODY ON THE CROSS. WHAT WAS BROKEN? Well, let’s begin in Lk. 22:16, it states, “For I say unto you, I will not any more eat thereof, until it be fulfilled in … Read More
One of the problems that plague us in this period of history is the problem of an authoritative source. Many people today have been so conditioned by the electronic and printed media that they think there is no absolute truth. … Read More
But Why Do You Call Me “Lord, Lord” and Do Not the Things that I Say? According to researchers about 33% of the world’s population claims to be Christian. That number is declining, as is the number of individuals who … Read More