More than 2000 years ago, Jesus became human, like us, and sacrificed his life for all mankind. As another year concludes, we are closer to the next phase of God's plan than

Proper balance is a key contributor to success in many things, including faithful consecration to

This issue of the newsletter, "What God Loves & What God Hates",  emphasizes the importance of understanding God's fixed principles as outlined in the Bible, particularly in the context of an election year where moral relativism often

Jesus knew his time on earth was coming to an end. Beginning in John 13:30 one of the last conversations between Jesus and his disciples is recorded. Jesus was preparing for both his death and his resurrection that would follow. He knew that having given up his perfect human life, God would not

The phrase “bottomless pit” is found seven times in the Bible, all in the book of Revelation. Revelation is a highly symbolic text. Over the centuries, much confusion has arisen from taking its writings literally. The “bottomless pit,” for example, is not a literal place, but rather a

Although God planned for the Church class before creation began, many changes took place as God's plan unfolded to allow for the High Calling to the Church that we are familiar with

The “body of Christ” refers to Jesus plus his faithful followers. We want to be integrated into the body, so that what we work on in our own individual growth experiences can positively relate to the other body members. The simple fact is we are in this together and need to support one another.

As recorded in the book of Genesis, Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, sinned by disobeying God’s commandments (Genesis 3). Since that time, generations of mankind have continued to sin, and sin brings death, as the Apostle Paul states in Romans 6:23. The second half of this verse further

Our current newsletter touches upon credible scientific findings that support the existence of a Creator, aligning recent discoveries in astronomy and biology with ancient biblical

There is a difference between "loving the world" in a positive sense and "loving the world" in a negative sense. Let's look at John 3:16 in how "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son…" Revelation 13:8 tells us Jesus was the "Lamb

In order to fulfill God’s plan, Jesus underwent several changes, each as fundamental as it was dramatic. However, throughout each phase of these changes, Jesus’s faith in God, his Heavenly Father remained unwaveringly

There are several names and descriptions given to God, especially in the Old Testament. Each of them gives us a different way to grasp the Almighty’s character. Unfortunately, the Hebrew words that give such insight into the names is hidden when translators simply use “God” or