BAPTISM: 10 Bible Facts
In the Bible baptism is a symbol of new life. In many ways, it signals a rite of passage. It’s like an initiation rite. It’s a moment in time when a believ…
10 Facts About the Bible
The Bible offers us answers to life’s most pertinent questions: Why am I here? Where am I going? What happens after I die? What is it like in Heaven? Are we …
What Is Christianity?
Having a vibrant, close relationship with Jesus Christ is what Christianity is all about. It’s about a friendship – a friendship with Jesus Christ. Jesus sai…
Six Steps To Christian Growth
Have you ever wanted to be a better Christian, a more faithful follower of Jesus? Spiritual growth is not automatic; it is a goal we must pursue actively eve…
What are the Beatitudes?
“Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.
Blessed are the meek: for the…
The Dead Sea Scrolls
Early in 1947, a Bedouin shepherd boy of the Ta’amireh tribe was tending his flock of sheep and goats in the desert area of Qumran. He noticed a few of the g…
Who The Devil Is Satan?
The Devil, Satan himself, is real.
Have you watched or read the news lately? The images can often be startling: Young people attacked, fatal car accidents, …
The Widow of Zarephath
The Widow of Zarephath is one of the most poignant and moving stories in the Bible. The story of an impoverished unnamed widow and her son, who lived in the foreign land of Zidon outside the borders of Israel. Watch this inspiring and amazing story here.
Is Iraq In The Bible?
During Bible times, the great ancient city of Babylon, mentioned 280 times in the Bible, was the capital of the area called Mesopotamia, also known as the Land of Shinar, the fertile land between the two rivers, the Tigris and the Euphrates. Some of the people in the Bible lived in this area and there are many references in the Bible about the events that happened in ancient Iraq.
How Does Food Affect Our Brain?
Eating is one of the necessities and great pleasures in life. In fact, the average person spends a staggering over 32,000 hours on eating in their lifetime. That’s nearly four years of non-stop eating. So join us to understand how our food affects our brains.
