Tag: God

Excerpts from Ephesus – Part 3

Making Known the Mystery of His Will Ephesians 1:8-12 Ephesians 1:8-12 Wherein he hath abounded toward us in all wisdom and prudence; 9 Having made known unto us the mystery of his will, according to his good pleasure which he hath purposed in himself: 10 That in the dispensation of the fulness of times he … Continue reading Excerpts from Ephesus – Part 3

Questions from Youth Camp

For the past two years, the leadership has held an "apologetics" forum. We place a box in a conspicuous place in the main cabin area along with a pen and paper and label it “Questions for Apologetics Forum.” We then tell the youth that we will answer every question placed into the box before we leave from camp. The response has been overwhelming. The following questions were collected at the 2016 Falls Creek Youth Camp.

The Person and Nature of Christ

Who is this Jesus Christ and what was his mission? Is he God? What was the purpose of His life on earth? I will try to answer these questions today. Christ is the preexistent, eternal Son of God. He took upon Himself our humanity, and ministered on the earth in His incarnate body.

Let Freedom Ring

Have you ever taken your freedom for granted? The greatest sacrifice is one laying down his life for another. We should remember the importance of Independence Day as a struggling group of people were united into a nation as they declared their Independence from Great Britain.

Atheism, Polytheism, Materialism, Evolution and Creation. Which concept is correct for the Christian?

For the follower of Jehovah, or of Jesus Christ, the theological message of the first chapter of Genesis declares that there is a God and God is responsible for all creation.

Should we take the six days of creation literally as twenty-four hour days?

There are several theological and scientific views concerning the creation of all things; cosmos, earth, animals and man. The two foundational stones in each of these theories centers on; (1) the time it took for creation; billions of years to six literal days, and (2) who or what was the force behind creation. So should we take the six days of creation in Genesis chapter one litterally?