We all love to get the charcoal going, grill some hamburgers and then enjoy some good home-made ice cream. According to the Old Testament food laws, you are not allowed to have beef and ice cream in the same meal. Maybe God wants for those who truly love him to fast?

The Jewish people have preserved their identity through the centuries is by scrupulously observing the food laws of Moses and the Rabbis. Why did God declare some foods clean and others food unclean?

Imagine a ruler so wealthy that the crown jewels of the Queen of England pose no temptation to them. If we were to ask this ruler, “What is your most priceless possession?” How do you think they would respond?

We have moved out of the modern world of scientific rationalism into the mysterious post-modern world of transcendentalism and mystical powers. What does the true God have to say about all this experimentation on the other side of the spiritual dimension?

Just roll over and sleep on Sunday mornings? You may not realize it but you may have you begun to listen to the haunting, seductive melody of a spiritual pied piper who could be taking you towards a doorway of isolation and destruction?

Skin care companies make millions trying to cover, heal, and prevent blemishes. But what about those invisible defects—those moral flaws that we try to hide?

Jesse James, Bonnie and Clyde, Al Capone. Notorious outlaws always capture our imagination, but in fact they produce a bloody, violent mess. Jude speaks of the bandits that can leave us spiritually bankrupt.

What’s the angelic realm like? Are angels only the figment of some religionist’s overstressed imagination? Do angels every intersect with our physical dimension? Listen for some answers.

Individuals are making deadly choices as if one moral standard were as good as the other. If you believe that moral choice is simply individual preference, please be honest enough to listen.

As we open the pages of the New Testament one comforting thought is that the problems of the church have already been faced in some form by the church in the first century.