by Joy Bollinger | Faith, Salvation
The Apostle Paul was taken to the Roman city of Caesarea for a trial before the Roman governor, Felix. Paul’s crime was that for three months he had been speaking boldly in the synagogue concerning the things of the kingdom of God. Some who heard did not believe, so...
by Chad Roberts | Assurance of Salvation, Doubts, Salvation
It is not uncommon for a Christian to doubt his salvation at some point in his spiritual journey. Have you worried that something is wrong with you because questions and doubts have come to your mind? If so, take heart, because you are not alone, and...
by Chad Roberts | Salvation
Most Christians hope for God to do a great work through them, yet far too many miss the biblical truth that God must first work in us before He can work through us. When teaching from Philippians 2:12-13, the late Warren Weirsbe once wrote, “Before God...
by Joy Bollinger | Salvation
John 3:16 was one of the first verses I memorized as a new Christian: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son (Jesus) that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life” (NIV). While meditating on this short but very significant verse,...
by Joy Bollinger | Faith, Salvation
Aaron, the brother of Moses, remained with the Israelites while his brother ascended the mountain to talk with God and receive the Ten Commandments. When Moses delayed coming down from the mountain, the people became impatient and said, Let us make gods, who...
by Joy Bollinger | Faith, Salvation
My last blog was prefaced with a story about a horrendous accident within a block of our home in which a man lost his life due to a criminal, who was evading police. At that time, I reiterated the truth that we are not guaranteed tomorrow. That truth was...
