We believers know of the wonderful rewards awaiting those that have passed away. This was covered in our previous program. Now we wish to review biblical evidence on how all of us should view it. This includes our eventual passing as well. How should we see it? First of all, God indicates that the passing of a true lover of God is a positive exit from a troubled world.

The Apostle Paul wrote to a church started by one of his disciples that had never seen him face to face but had been immersed in his teachings and no doubt felt they knew him.

The second coming of Jesus Christ is probably on the near horizon. Many surprises are up and coming no doubt, but will the second coming of the true Messiah be one of them? What is the clear biblical answer to this question? What does this mean for us the true believers?

History of mankind proves that appeasement always ends in disaster. Giving in to evil encourages all the more evil. Appeasing evil dictators or evil pagans or criminals only makes matters worse.

ARE WE TO BECOME PRIVILEGED VIEWERS OF THE BEATIFIC VISION? ARE WE TO BECOME JUST VIEWERS IN HEAVEN, or will we be His REAL sons after the resurrection? Does it matter? Will Christians be, in a sense, "baby Gods" as newborn members of God's Family or just foster kids? Do believers have an unbelievably wonderful future?

Episode 387 A Look At Power, Prayer And Pentecost!

God is developing new members of his family. Therefore we need to be more like God, full of unselfish love. We must repent of our selfish, sinful ways and learn to resist them and thereby build truly loving character. This has always been the number one goal. Note what is said in the Old Testament.

One part of Biblical wisdom is often misquoted and twisted by the secular world is regarding economic issues and prosperity. Sometimes they misapply the Bible to help support socialism(communism).

Three instances are mentioned regarding the change of the Sabbath. Let us look at these verses in depth all regarding the the first event, the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Events in Acts Chapter Ten reveal the message that God is presenting to Peter. Peter was one of the Apostles who was not pro gentile therefore his witness would be strong in regards to the direction God was leading the church.