Scripture tells us that to be saved a person needs to find their name in the lamb’s book of life. Anyone whose name is not found in that book will find themselves thrown into the lake of fire (without exception). Anyone whose name is written in this book will inherit eternal life. The second death will have no power over them. Knowing what it takes to find your name in the lamb’s book becomes fairly important if a person wants to make sure they are truly saved. Jesus tells us that he who overcomes will never be blotted out of his book of Life (Rev 3:5). On the other hand, those who bless themselves and persist in following the dictates of their sinful heart will surely be blotted out and cut off from among the holy people (Dt 29:19-20).
Showing posts with label The Biblical Case for the Gospel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Biblical Case for the Gospel. Show all posts
Sunday, March 5, 2017
Truth about Immoral License: Not changing for the better is unforgiveable.
Scripture tells us that to be saved a person needs to find their name in the lamb’s book of life. Anyone whose name is not found in that book will find themselves thrown into the lake of fire (without exception). Anyone whose name is written in this book will inherit eternal life. The second death will have no power over them. Knowing what it takes to find your name in the lamb’s book becomes fairly important if a person wants to make sure they are truly saved. Jesus tells us that he who overcomes will never be blotted out of his book of Life (Rev 3:5). On the other hand, those who bless themselves and persist in following the dictates of their sinful heart will surely be blotted out and cut off from among the holy people (Dt 29:19-20).
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Why a dark world reacts badly to the Light and why it should not.
When the Light bulb goes on in your own heart, it will shine for others to see.
Before the end, God will send and empower two witnesses to preach to a dark world. We are told these two witnesses are the two olive trees and the two lampstands mentioned in Zechariah. They are called two olives trees because they are the two anointed ones, who stand beside the Lord of the whole earth. The Spirit of God anoints their life. Men are known by what they love and the fire that burns within them. God’s Spirit will fuel that light within him. As the light bulb of inspiration goes on in their life, it automatically shines for other to see. A man must convince himself first before He can convince others. They become lampstands because God wants people to see their light. Their fire and passion for God will be a light to all men. Shine the light on a person’s life and they may see things differently. The light makes everything visible for what it is. A person needs to see things for what they are to align with truth. The light of the two witnesses will impart God’s life giving Spirit to men. A man is not changed through effort and might, but by God’s Spirit from within. Change a man’s Spirit from the inside and everything else follows. Without correction, people only go from bad to worse.Sunday, June 7, 2015
The Resurrection of the Dead: If God raised you to life once before, can He not do it again?
Our mere existence and personal experience demonstrates God’s ability to raise the dead.
Why should it be thought incredible that God can raise the Dead? God has clearly shown his power before being understood from the things that are made. The mere fact that you exist now should be self-evident. You were fearfully and wonderfully made. God knit you together in your mother’s womb. He formed your inward parts and not another. It was He who made you grow and made you into the person you are now today. God is the only one who really gives men life and breath and all things. What part of this process can you really take credit for? No man has power over his own birth just as He has no power over his own death. No one could deliver themselves from such things. Neither can any man deny such obvious facts. If God raised you to life once before, can He not do it again? Why see God as powerless to raise the dead knowing His power has been clearly manifested in your life before?
Monday, April 6, 2015
The Empty Tomb- the Biblical Case for why people should believe
Jurisprudence: The art in how any reader can get at truth without direct experience.
Just because a person does not experience something firsthand, does not necessarily mean truth becomes unattainable. Jurisprudence provides many ways in which people can determine truth without direct experience. The legal courts of our time do this all the time. The only information available for a judicial court to make decisions on will include testimonial, deductive, and circumstantial evidence. A court of law rarely makes a decision based on actual demonstrations, personal intuition, or first hand experience. They get at truth by bringing an open mind free of prejudice to the evidence presented. They weigh evidence with the understanding that every effect has a cause. Through examining each outcome they know causes can often be determined through deductive reasoning. They weigh each piece of evidence presented for it’s veracity knowing the truth will always leave a trail of clues to validate it’s assertions. They follow the evidence and testimonies wherever they may lead. The burden of proof always rests with the person wishing to refute established testimony.
When it comes to Witness Testimony, the Bible has history on it’s side.
What makes the Bible worth believing in? The simple answer would be the weight of it’s own testimony. Christianity professes to bring forth evidence sufficient for the honest inquirer.
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