We always brag that we will be with Christ Jesus one day. However, as the day of reckoning draws near, we ask ourselves whether or not we are ready in truth? We will meet Christ Jesus either after death, by Read more
Biblically, there are other morning stars, Job 38: 7. We are not told who they were; however when they sang together, all the heavenly beings shouted for joy. All true morning stars come from heaven. Peter says there is a Read more
Why the God of Bethel? Previously called Luz, Jacob changed it to Bethel. Genesis 28: 19 says he (Jacob) called the place Bethel; but the name of the city was Luz at the first. It was the place where Jacob Read more
The bible says Christ rose from the dead on the third day of his crucifixion. The angel said to Mary Magdalene and the other Mary at Jesus’ tomb in Matthew 28: 5-7, “Do not be afraid; I know that you Read more
On Good Friday, we remember the value of Jesus’ death to mankind. Scriptures confirm that Jesus died on the cross. He said it is finished, John 19: 30; he breathe his last, Matthew 27: 50; Mark 15: 37; Luke 23: Read more
We wish to further explore the reasons why God chose Christ Jesus to be the Captain of Israel’s army. In our earlier discourse, we tried to respond to this issue as the Holy Spirit enabled us. We are humbled to Read more
The Sunday before Good Friday has been designated as Palm Sunday on the Christian calendar worldwide. It is in celebration of the day when Christ Jesus rode on a donkey into Jerusalem as the triumphant king of Israel. As Jesus Read more
Many wonder why Christ Jesus is referred to as the Captain of Israel’s army. We say so because the real army of Israel is a spiritual army of which Christ Jesus is the captain. Jesus is the first born of Read more
In biblical times, the captain of Israel’s army was God. However, some of us argue that Christ Jesus never led Israel in any battle so he could not be the captain of Israel’s army. In our discussions, we intend to Read more
Baptism is a ceremony of spiritual cleansing or purification which separates us unto God. All forms of baptism have a common purpose. The bible refers to three types of baptisms namely, Moses’ baptism; John the Baptist’s baptism; and the Holy Read more
