At this point in His Sermon, He knew that a question was beginning to rise in the minds of those listening to Him that He needed to address. This question arose due to His comments concerning righteousness and entering into the “Kingdom of Heaven”.

There are two pictures of the Christian in closing: salt and the light. Salt speaks of inward character that influences a decaying world; light speaks of the outward testimony of good works that points to God. Our task is to keep our lives pure that...

These are the attitudes that will lead to happiness and fulfillment: poverty of spirit, mourning over sin, meekness that no longer struts, but submits, hungering and thirsting for righteousness, mercy, purity of heart, peacemaking, persecution—this is...

The sermon showed how a person who is in right relationship with God should conduct his life. While the passage must be understood in the light of the offer of the messianic kingdom, the sermon applies to Jesus’ followers today for it demonstrates the...

The God of hope is the God who inspires hope in, and provides hope for, His redeemed ones.

This hope is not a desperate holding-on to a faded dream, a dead hope, but a living one, founded on reality, for it is grounded in “the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”

What is Christian Nationalism? Why are Evangelical Christians being labeled or branded Christian Nationalist by the mainstream media? Why do they claim that we are a threat to democracy? These are the question we will seek to answer and more.

The Big picture perspective helps us wee the world as it is and shows us our purpose and leads us to hope. The return of Jesus will confirm our belief and worldview but today we hold on to it by faith. The only hope we truly have is in Jesus Christ.

Believers can enjoy the peace with God that has been achieved and the glorious future in God’s presence that awaits them. But how should they react to the experiences of life that are often adverse and difficult? How can we be hopeful in a hopeless world?

God’s presence was not in wind or earthquake or fire. His voice came in the gentle breeze. Those sweet zephyrs were like windswept, invisible magnets, drawing Elijah out of the cave.