The Strength of Peer Pressure A lot of the problems we're facing today when it comes to faith and Christianity can be partly blamed on peer pressure. Even though we may not agree with a lot of the popular ideas and philosophies of society today, however many of us also don't want to be the … Continue reading Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 12
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Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 7
The Gospel of Positivity "Though he slay me, yet will I hope in him." (Job 13:15) No doubt that all of us want to be happy. It's the most natural and instinctive of human desires. However, the deepest and realest happiness-that state for which we call joy-cannot be attained without a certain amount of pain … Continue reading Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 7
Daily Scripture Series – June 29th
"I will free you from being slaves to them." (Exodus 6:6) "You are like Moses, leading us out from slavery!" Jamila exclaimed. As a bonded brick-kiln worker in Pakistan, she and her family suffered because of the exorbitant amount they owed the kiln owner. They used much of their earnings just to pay off the … Continue reading Daily Scripture Series – June 29th
Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 5
"It is Finished!" Any Christian that's looking for an excuse to be spiritually stagnant will often try to point to the cross and remark, and quite casually, that Christ has already done all of the work for us and there is nothing that we sinners could possibly do to make up for or improve upon … Continue reading Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 5
Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 4
"You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that-and shudder." (James 2:19) The reason why we have ended up on the broad road to destruction is because we have widened Christianity. We have found far too many ways in which we have stretched and broadened our faith so much that our … Continue reading Wake Up Complacent Christians – Part 4
Daily Scripture Series – May 29th
"God is our refuge." (Psalm 62:8) A place where the buffalo roamed in North America. That's truly what it was in the beginning. The Plains Indians followed bison there until settlers moved in with herds and crops. The land was later used as a chemical manufacturing site after Pearl Harbor during World War II, then … Continue reading Daily Scripture Series – May 29th
No Thought Police 