Category: Biblical teachings

by Juan Valdes
July 26, 2013

One way to stem the tide of racism is to educate people in God’s truth.  God  says we are all one race.  Adults must know this and believe it.  Then they can educate their children to be a generation in which racism is unacceptable.  Children are not born racist, they are taught racism.

by FollowingJesusChrist3
March 12, 2015

There is neither a greater, nor more difficult calling by Jesus Christ, then the call to forgive even our worst and most spiteful enemies. Jesus himself exhibited this most difficult act, while hanging cold, naked and in agony on a cross. His ability to forgive those who destroyed his body and humiliated him in front of his enemies was truly the product of a life of love, trust and obedience to his Father in heaven.

by Paul Washer

This is a powerful and Biblical message preached to about 5,000 youth in a day when youth are appealed to through shallow and worldly means.

by Christian Medical Fellowship

Our acceptance by God does not depend on our goodness, but rather on his mercy. In answering the question ‘Won’t a good moral life get me to heaven?’ we need to assert the following…

by Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum
April 14, 2010

Sanctification is a work of God’s grace. The whole person is enabled to die to sin and live according to God’s will.

by Michael Houdmann

Answer: God gave man and woman the joy and pleasure of sexual relations within the bounds of marriage, and the Bible is clear about the importance of maintaining sexual purity within the boundaries of that union between man and wife (Ephesians 5:31). Humans are well aware of the pleasing effect of this gift from God but have expanded it well beyond marriage and into virtually any circumstance. The secular world’s philosophy of “if it feels good, do it” pervades cultures, especially in the West, to the point where sexual purity is seen as archaic and unnecessary.

by Johan Malan
October 2015

Five core truths in connection with our salvation are mentioned in John 3:16. All five are divine wonders. They are the wonder of divine love, the wonder of a heavenly Saviour, the wonder of faith in God, the wonder of salvation from perdition, and the wonder of eternal life. The Bible offers a full exposition of these supernatural works of God, and emphasises the fact that Jesus Christ is the only Saviour of the world and that no person can save himself from his state of spiritual deadness and moral depravity.

by Following Jesus Christ
September 18, 2014          

This was in response to a friend who once had a powerful ministry that dealt with intense sin through the love, mercy and truth of Jesus Christ….but he was ultimately shamed and bullied into denying the eternal word and placing worldly friendships and short-term acceptance by this sick and dying planet, over the everlasting truth of the Living God.

by Following Jesus Christ

In many churches today there seems to be an inordinate emphasis on the beautiful gift of salvation by grace alone, and yet there is so little teaching on the corresponding doctrines of obedience and fruit bearing through the spirit.. Does this mean that we need works to be saved? No. It means that works, obedience and fruit-bearing are evidence that we really are saved because they shows that we truly understand, in our hearts, the meaning of the life, death and love of Jesus Christ.

by John MacArthur

Our culture has declared war on guilt. The very concept is considered medieval, obsolete, unproductive. People who trouble themselves with feelings of personal guilt are usually referred to therapists, whose task it is to boost their self-image. No one, after all, is supposed to feel guilty. Guilt is not conducive to dignity and self-esteem. Society encourages sin, but it will not tolerate the guilt sin produces.