Original Question: The Lord Jesus taught the Christians to pray, “Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done on earth.” Does that mean that all Christian people should join together and vote for the election of only Christian men to office in order that the will of God might be done on the

No. The true footstep followers of the Lord Jesus are called to a “heavenly calling” (Hebrews 3:1), to the “high calling of God” (Philippians 3:13). Male and female Christians are running for the office of joint-heirship with Christ Jesus in His Kingdom. The Apostle Paul

It is a unique privilege to have the heavenly Father so involved with our lives that He accepts us as dearly beloved children. He teaches us by instruction in the Word of truth and by overruling our circumstances. Through these methods, if correctly received, we grow characters of righteousness.

In John chapter 15, Jesus said if we abide in Him, we will bear fruit. To abide in Jesus, we must first acknowledge that we are sinners and that we cannot become righteousness by our own works. Next, we must recognize that Jesus Christ has been provided by God’s justice and grace to be

The Tabernacle In the Sinai desert 3500 years ago stood a two-room tent set in a large courtyard. The surrounding fence was made of white linen cloth. The gold, silver and copper items used in its construction made the structure worth over FORTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS by present day valuation! Erected

Summary: Meeting with other Christians is scripturally directed by God. Using technology to meet is still obeying God. Discussion: God’s principles govern a Christian’s life. If man’s law is in opposition to God’s scriptures, we must obey God. Meeting with fellow believers is directed by

Christians view current events as important preparations for Christ’s 1,000-year kingdom. Christ’s soon-to-be established kingdom is called the “new heavens and a new earth where righteousness dwells” (2 Peter 3:13). They will not be literal new heavens or literal new earth but new

Jesus spoke often about God’s kingdom. He described it as coming in stages, ending with a future time when the earth will be restored and all those who died will be resurrected to learn how to live righteously. Revelation  gives us a very clear and comforting description, full of hope,

The Lord God, Yahweh, our creator, long ago purposed a family of beings to be taken from among mankind. These saints would be tested, proven, faithful, and ultimately be rewarded with His own divine nature, immortality.  This family of immortal beings would be His agents in restoring mankind and

Sin is lawlessness, disobeying God’s righteous, the just law of love. Jesus summarized God’s law in Luke 10:27 (NIV), “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind’; and, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’” The

In This Article: Peter Chooses His Final Words in the Book of Second Peter Chapter 1: Encouragement Chapter 2: Beware of False Teachers Chapter 3: Hold On to Your Faith Peter Chooses His Final Words in the Book of Second Peter When Peter writes his second letter, he seems to know this will be

You should certainly ask the Lord why you feel empty, but the idea that God has forsaken you is a lie planted in your heart. All of God’s promises are true. God has promised, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” Hebrews 13:5. God “cannot lie”, Titus 1:2. Many believe they are His