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Over the years I have participated in online forums to share the truth with believers. Yet rather than meet fellow believers that love the truth, I have been met with resistance and opposition, and hatred of the truth. Believers who want to believe a lie that the Torah is abolished, even though the Messiah said it was not. Believers who want to readily believe in a lie called "evolution" and believe another lie that God did not create heaven and earth in 6 days as he said he did. Believers who do not want to lower themselves and sell their possessions to merely just reduce themselves to necessities, even though the Messiah commanded this. Believers who do not want to stop sinning, which is why they refuse to believe the end of sin came...

Is it a liberal agenda?
Is it a serious call to treat others equally?
Is it a part of the great commision?

What do you believe tolerance is and is it part of your Christian walk or just a four letter word?

This verse hasn’t made sense to me for a long time. It just seemed out of place. It’s placement in the book of Rev. seemed illogical because I always assumed it was speaking of the rapture. I was discussing this with a post-tribber but it really doesn’t fit in with the post-trib scenario either. So, I’ve been pondering and praying for understanding for quite a while and here is what I’ve learned. I think the problem lies in the verses we normally associate with it.

I have a KJV study bible with many editorial comments. I keep forgetting that these comments are based upon the presumptions of their (the editors) beliefs. The editors are pre-trib and their comments reflect that belief and thus their relating scriptures may not...

All believers are called to sell their possessions and properties. Read this bible study on why this is so, and why this mandate has not changed, Sell Your Possessions and Properties | Wisdom of God .

The bible study is also available in Spanish here Vende Tus Posesiones y Propiedades | Sabiduría de Dios .

Snyder: 'One World Religion' Looms As Pope & Islam's Top Imam Sign Historic Covenant

Authored by Michael Snyder via The End of The American Dream blog,

A historic interfaith covenant was signed in the Middle East on Monday, and the mainstream media in the United States has been almost entirely silent about it.

Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb is considered to be the most important imam in Sunni Islam, and he arrived at the signing ceremony in Abu Dhabi with Pope...

About 20 years ago, Professor Dr. Walter J. Veith gave a series of lectures on how Jesus Christ has been the target of a massive total onslaught by the devil in every area of the world - by anti-Christian political control/agendas through Luciferian secret societies, fake news, fake U's, fake amuse, etc., and during that series he declared Jesus Christ is the only way, the truth, and the life.

A man stood up and said, "But that's arrogance. Do you mean to tell me that out of all the religions of the world, you're going to stand there and say that Jesus is the only way? That's arrogance."

Dr. Veith replied, "Yes, that does sound arrogant. But, if I were sitting here with my daughter and you said, 'Hey, Jack, are you the...

From the heart of Warren Litzman

In Acts 28:28, when the gospel went to the Gentiles, by no stretch of the imagnation could the Gentiles receive the same gospel as had been given to Israel.
The salvation of the Lord is radically different between the Jew and the Gentile.
Once, Gentiles were saved by believing the Jewish gospel, and now the Jews are saved by accepting the Gentile gospel. I see no way these two can be combined or even an extension of each other.

Regarding gifts of the Spirit, the key to understanding how God works today in the supernatural realm hinges on the revelation of Christ as the believer’s life. If Christ is the life of the believer (Gal. 2:20) then the believer has no life of his own and certainly no message,...

Buddhism is becoming more popular in the West than ever before - even within Christian circles. buddhists claim that Buddhism is a philosophy, not a religion. A core belief is that attachment to illusion is the cause of suffering.

Is this contrary to Christianity? Harmful to a persons walk with Christ? Incompatible with Christianity?

Verses and discussion, please

Various could be the imaginations of what man’s life might have been without the fall, but I believe one concept may be fairly certain. Man would not have known, nor partaken of God’s Son and Spirit in the presently needed capacity. There would be no need of being one in spirit with the Trinity, for man would then have no need of such union; as a union being “in” one far surpasses merely being “with” one (Christianity – being in God: Judaism – being with God).

Surely it cannot be disagreed that God’s purpose for creating was to glorify Himself, and too spacious are the scriptural passages attesting to this truth to include here. It’s my understanding that the greatest of that which glorifies God, after creation, is His attribute of...

This thread is a personal challenge for @Dave L , to learn some more information. It is response to this post from another thread--