Christ-centered Ministry
Let’s get practical. In today’s rush to be relevant and trendy, many preachers have forgotten Who called them and why. Today’s goal is often to build a large “seeker sensitive” church, and to provide practical help in our everyday lives. We...
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Laodicea
The rich, poor church When John wrote to the assembly at Laodicea, it could not be called a Christ-centered assembly. It had been at one time (Col. 4:15), but now it was the only one of the seven assemblies in Revelation...
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We Need the Blessed Hope
My maternal great-grandparents came to Canada in 1888 from the northeast coast of Scotland where for generations they had been fishermen on the North Sea. They settled in Montreal at first, at that time a city of 175,000. Montreal’s death...
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Three Facts
The attentive reader of the New Testament will find three solemn and weighty facts presented. First, the Son of God has come into this world and gone away; second, the Holy Spirit has come down to earth, and is here...
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Christ IS Our Hope
Our hope as believers is the personal return of the Lord to take us to Himself, and afterwards to reign in glory, as He said, “I will come again, and receive you unto Myself “ (Jn. 14:3). Ah, that is...
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Ezekiel’s Temple
What an amazing and exciting book! At times it is tedious, slow going, with detailed instructions for the building of the temple and the restoration of Israel to the land. And to our western, scientific minds much is mysterious, veiled...
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The Effect of Our Hope
The Christian’s hope of the Lord’s return is a certain hope, “an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast,” a hope “laid up in the heavens”; “He that cometh shall come, and shall not tarry.” But more than this,...
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Incorruptible!
In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump: for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible , and we shall be changed. 1 Corinthians 15:52 And every man that striveth for the...
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