Cardinal Robert Provost of Chicago, IL, USA, was selected by 135 Cardinals at the Vatican as the new leader of the whole Roman Catholic Church. The Roman Catholic Church claims total authority over Catholic parishioners and the world. Therefore, taking the word “catholic” to its meaning — “universal”. The “Councils” are infallible and have equal […]
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God loves you! Given that, you return the love by gratitude, praise, prayer, and worship. Psalm 116 is another Passover Psalm sung by Jews during Passover. The author of this psalm is unknown, yet it’s very personal. Read it out loud as if you were saying it to God. Psalm 116 1 I love the Lord
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2025 is here and I find it hard to believe. I’ll be 70 years old this summer and I’m convinced that God has a purpose for me to use my talents, skills, and the Internet, to continue to spread the Gospel worldwide. For this year’s Bible Prophecy 2025 outlook, I’ve watched video after video from
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What is Advent? We are waiting on the 2nd Advent! Are you ready? Seek the truth…
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In my last post, I asked, “Is your church enabling you to sin?” That’s the problem with many so-called “Christian” churches today. They don’t teach the Gospel Truth. They don’t teach repentance, forgiveness, and the truth about the Salvation of Jesus Christ. What we need is a New Reformation. October 31 is Reformation Day when
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“Come as you are and leave brand new.” Those are the lyrics of a worship song I first heard at my church recently (lyric video at the bottom). That’s what churches are supposed to do. You are supposed to come as you are — sinner, broken, lost, or seeking. Ultimately, you leave a brand new
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Living a life of integrity isn’t easy. Given that, in Psalm 101, King David gives us a prayer and a list that we can easily follow with the help of the Holy Spirit. Let’s dig in… Psalm 101 A psalm of David. 1 I will sing of your love and justice, Lord. I will praise you with
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How do you listen for the Voice of God? Do you have a hardened heart? Do you feel far from the Lord? Praying Psalm 95 will help… Let’s dig in… Psalm 95 1 Come, let us sing to the Lord! Let us shout joyfully to the Rock of our salvation.2 Let us come to him with thanksgiving. Let us
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One thing is for sure, without the Resurrection, we have no hope! Yes, Jesus defeated sin when He absorbed our sins on the cross. However, His defeat of DEATH was the world-changing, life-changing, hope-giving miracle that no other religious leader ever accomplished. Resurrection Bible Studies How to Know Jesus In Christ Alone Glorious Day
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We call it “Good Friday”, but the story is far from good or nice. The “Good” part is the WHY. Why did an innocent man get a death sentence? Why did Jesus have to suffer torture? Finally, why did God allow it? This is all explained clearly in the scriptures — both in the Old
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We know that circa 33 AD, on the Jewish Feast Day of Passover, Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his Disciples. Today, we honor that event as Holy Thursday. In studying all four Gospels, we see that Jesus was busy that week. Here are some studies on those specific events as we journey with Jesus
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You may try to find salvation through pagan means, but only Our Powerful Lord, Jesus Christ can save us. In this psalm, David cries to God for mercy, happiness, guidance, favor, and purity. You can pray this prayer, too. Let’s dig in… Psalm 86 A prayer of David. 1 Bend down, O Lord, and hear my
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Psalm 80 is another Messianic Psalm as it foretells the coming of Jesus and His Salvation. The Messiah is the True Grapevine and God is the Gardner. This is also a prayer that we can pray for Israel right now. Psalm 80 For the choir director: A psalm of Asaph, to be sung to the
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Psalm 79 is another imprecatory psalm. An imprecation is a curse that invokes misfortune upon someone. Imprecatory psalms are those in which the author imprecates; that is, he calls down calamity, destruction, and God’s anger and judgment on his enemies — aka vengeance. (Source) Here, Asaph calls for vengeance against the pagan nations who have
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Here we are celebrating another New Year! Except it wasn’t so nice of a celebration for the folks who live in Israel. The Hamas terrorists decided to send them a barrage of rockets exactly the moment the clock struck 12 midnight in Israel. Is the war in Israel part of Bible Prophecy? We’ll see. Besides
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First Sunday of Advent: What is Faith? What is Christmas without Christ? Seek the truth….
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Together, Psalms 70 and 71 are the urgent prayers of King David in his final years. Feeling old, tired, and needy, he cries out to God. In fact, Psalm 70 is considered an emergency prayer — a 911 call to God. Moreover, it’s the type of prayer you cry out when you’ve hit rock bottom
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Will the nations of the world ever praise God? The answer is a resounding YES! Furthermore, we are assured of that in the Book of Revelation. Amazingly, this prophetic psalm of praise, written hundreds of years ago, will be fulfilled in the not too distant future. Let’s dig in… Psalm 67 For the choir director:
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Our God has done many miraculous things as told in the Bible. From the Creation to the 10 plagues of Egypt to the parting of the Red Sea. However, He was not done and He still isn’t finished! Psalm 66 praises God for all He’s done and actually foretells what the Jews will go through
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Psalm 65 is a praise psalm on David’s part. However, for us, it’s a prophetic psalm as it talks about the end time harvest. Harvests are mentioned quite a few times in the New Testament. Let’s see how Psalm 65 prophesies on the current reaping and future harvests… Psalm 65 For the choir director: A
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