Category Archives: Notices

The answer to solving injustice and poverty is for us to mend our relationship with God. The only way we can mend our relationship with God is through faith in the Gospel  message. The Gospel tells us that God provided … Continue reading →

It is interesting that Paul puts these two things in contrast, one against the other. Don’t get drunk with wine, he says. This recognizes there are things in life that tend to drive you to drink. There are pressures in … Continue reading →

“Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” (Ephesians 4:32) This verse speaks to each of us individually, calling us to kindness, compassion, and forgiveness. Yet, we must remember that this … Continue reading →

Transformation    (change)    does    not   happen by addition. Adding wings to a caterpillar will not make it a butterfly. Adding a good habit will not cancel out a bad one. During metamorphosis, the caterpillar sheds part of itself before it can … Continue reading →

“We know what love is because Jesus gave His life for us. That’s why we must give our lives for each other.” (1 John 3:16, NEW CENTURY VERSION)  William Gladstone (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during the reign of … Continue reading →

Fruit is what the Father is looking for. It represents that  which God  would like to  produce  through  me. Broadly speaking, there are three areas where God expects fruitfulness in your life and mine: 1. Christian Character: The Lord desires … Continue reading →

Is there anyone who hasn’t spent at least a little time contemplating if we are living in the last days? Most of the apostles surely did. Many new believers in the first century certainly  did.  Sometimes it seems  as if … Continue reading →

Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11: 1-5, 12: 11-19) King David gives into sin and sleeps with Bathsheba, another man’s wife. Bathsheba was the object of King David’s desire. Did she feel pressured because he was King or was she a willing … Continue reading →