Faith in God can feel difficult, particularly when He invites us to walk with Him through the unknown.  Noah’s walk with God, and his resultant faith, equipped him to do just that.

Enoch’s faith is based on everyday things all of us can do.  He walked with God, he spoke God’s truth, and he left a Godly legacy.

Faith in a God he couldn’t see – that’s the story of Abel, the foundation of his righteousness.  Such faith never comes alone.  It’s always followed by acts of worship and obedience.

Pastor Frank and Dr. John continue their conversation with Ernest Rafique of Abounding Grace Ministries in Pakistan (agmpak.org), focusing on the growing partnership between ORH and AGM.

Guest Ernest Rafique of Abounding Grace Ministries in Pakistan (agmpak.org) shares the challenges and opportunities that the message of graces faces in that region.

There are nearly sixty ‘One Another’ commands in the New Testament.  We’re to love, honor, welcome, forgive, be kind to, comfort, care for, and encourage one another.  And yes, these imperatives apply even during divorce.

Divorces often are battlegrounds, leaving wives, husbands, and children wounded and deeply scarred.  But Christ’s life enables us to be kind, compassionate, and forgiving, no matter the circumstances.

God Himself is a divorcee.  And in Jeremiah 3:8, He shows us the pattern for doing it with honor and respect.  But despite this, He is always willing to forgive, reconcile, and restore.

We all are familiar with Malachi 2:16, ‘God hates divorce’.  But do we understand what the original text really says?  What He hates is the treacherous and violent act of putting away a wife without a written divorce decree.

God Himself is a divorcee.  And in Jeremiah 3:8, He shows us the pattern for doing it with honor and respect.  But despite this, He is always willing to forgive, reconcile, and restore.