Last Sunday, during the Youth Fellowship at BBC Proj 8, we were studying Joshua 22:5. Â Joshua was old and he was giving an exhortation to all Israel before the tribes of Gad Reuben and Manasseh crossed the river Jordan on the way to their possessions over the eastern bank. Â Joshua’s reminder was for them to… Continue reading Count the cost
I am reading a familiar passage of Scripture, a familiar and beloved Sunday School story.  I speak of the story of the prophet Elijah in 1 Kings 17. This story of Elijah is set against the backdrop of the divided kingdom of Israel, when the ten tribes of Israel, collectively referred to as the Kingdom of… Continue reading Of Ravens and Widows
I regularly buy medicine at The Generics Pharmacy. Â Being a regular customer has its perks. Â They gave me a copy of a magazine called Evangelicals Today (Vol 36 No. 5). There was an article there written by Bishop Efraim Tendero, D.D. entitled Are We Discipling Our Youth? (page 2) In that article, he mentioned the… Continue reading Orthopraxy: to walk the talk
I received a comment from a friend regarding our positional righteousness in Christ. Â I agree with this comment. Â He said that once a person is saved, God accepts and deals with a saved person not on the basis of who he is or what he has done but on who Jesus Christ is and what… Continue reading The whole truth
Last Sunday, we were discussing the recent earthquake in Japan as well as the conflicts in the Islamic North African countries as well as the conflicts in the Arab countries in the Middle East. We discussed these in the light of the signs of the second coming of Jesus Christ. Â As we read Matthew 24:1-8,… Continue reading Famines…