God gave Israel ten commandments on stone. The answer the question, "What must I do to be saved" ends up with a list of that differs depending on whom one might ask. A simple illustration can help us better understand.

Many religious organizations have baptism as some part of it’s plans or processes. As we have discussed in the past, not everyone holds the same reasoning behind it. Some say it has nothing to do with our service to God, that is an option. So baptize babies - non believers. Some immerse, others sprinkle. Some believe it is part of being-born again – others no significance what-so-ever. Yet – interestingly enough, many have it listed somewhere are something that should be considered. Let's put together what the Bible teaches about this act - the act of Baptism.

When considering the Kingdom of Christ, some believe that is has yet to come. Adding that Christ will establish his Kingdom when he returns to the city of Jerusalem at his second coming. Let's open our Bibles and consider the Kingdom of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords......

One of the greatest challenges that man throws at the Genesis account of the creation of all is the age of the earth. Science has some interesting data to present - much of which works in favor of the creation account. Let's consider some of them.....

When Christ does return, what are the events that will take place? The last book in our New Testament, the Revelation is the foundation of this idea of the righteous being removed from the earth while the unrighteous remain for 7 years of tribulation.  Let's take a look at this writing to see if we can uncover what is being "revealed." 

Wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes, pestilence, etc? Are these events signs of the second coming of Christ? Let's take a read through Matthew 24 where these events are discussed as an answer to a question asked of the Apostles. What was that question?

Man is made in the image of God. While this does not refer to the physical, there are attributes of God that we can consider. Christ shares four important, yet somewhat challenging illustrations to help us make application. Let's look at the principals of turnning the other cheek, giving your coat and your shirt, going the extra mile, and helping the needy.

The nation of Israel has a long history including one of a "religious" nature. As God's Chosen People of the Old Testament period, does that relationship hold in today's times? And is there a significants of this nation in the future and perhaps even more-so the second coming of Christ? 

Grace and Mercy are significant in our relationship with our Maker. While they are common topics, perhaps we can have an even greater understanding. We look into an example where Christ extends mercy to one "caught in the very act" of sinning.

Our Bibles are split with an Old and New. What is the relationship and how do we use each? Is the Old still binding? In Part? In Whole? Let's consider....