COG Messenger

People of various descriptions, shades of opinion and background have sought to predict the future, but are nearly always wrong. The Bible warns us about how not to go about trying to inquire into the future, and also how we may understand it.

Was Jesus the first to be "born from the dead"? If so, in what way, and what are we to learn about Jesus Christ and our own destiny in regard to this question?

The Bible tells us we are to "grow up," or mature into the likeness of Christ. In this message is guidance on how this may be done.

The Bible speaks of a rest for the people of God. What is that rest? Have Christians already entered into the rest?

Jesus Christ is coming soon to administer his government over the entire world, according to Scripture. Among the qualities of that government to rule all nations, we are assured, is justice. What makes God, the God of the Bible, “the God of justice”?

Is it true, as has often been taught within professing Christianity, that the question of eternal salvation is sealed at the time of one’s death? Are some of your loved ones, simply because they did not profess faith in Christ during their earthy pilgrimage, destined to suffer eternal torment forever? Find the answers from the Bible in this message.

The Bible tells us to follow God. Any other choices regarding this question are subordinate to that choice, as Rod Reynolds explains from Scripture.

God is the Giver of every good and perfect gift. God is the Giver of every blessing. Life, health, food, peace, freedom, and many other blessings ultimately come from God.

God has kept his promises to intervene for Jacob's descendants. He is both Judge and Savior for mankind.

The Feast of Tabernacles has prophetic meaning pointing to the establishment of God's Kingdom on earth.