The post discusses blessings from God based on three Biblical references. It emphasizes the living hope and resurrection of Jesus Christ, spiritual blessings in Christ, and God's comfort in times of affliction. The message encourages seeking forgiveness, embracing God's comfort, and trusting in the peace given by the Holy Spirit. It's a hopeful and comforting reminder of God's blessings.
Elihu Yale's grave at St. Giles Church, Wrexham, holds historical significance as the final resting place of the benefactor of Yale University. The site commemorates his philanthropy and impact on education.
Marxism is still influential in the Church of England, as evidenced by current developments.
Repentance is the key to finding peace and forgiveness in God. It involves humility, trust, and self-reflection. Seven Bible verses are offered as guidance on the topic, emphasizing confession, turning away from sin, and seeking renewal through God's grace. Repentance is not for personal gain but to honor and glorify God.
In 1855 Irishman Joseph M. Scriven penned the words to his most famous hymn. A hymn that makes one think about our friendships and relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. We should be very grateful we have a friend such as Christ. Proverbs 18:24, “A man who has friends must himself be friendly, But there… Continue reading What a friend we have in Jesus
Dispensationalism teaches that God interacts with mankind in distinct ways across seven dispensations throughout history. These dispensations, including Innocence, Conscience, and Church/Grace, demonstrate changes in God's dealings with humanity. Dispensationalism also emphasizes the continuity of salvation by faith across these dispensations and contrasts with Covenant Theology in its views on Israel and the Church.
Is it possible to predict the future of a nation? I feel we can. In the light of the Bible, we can anticipate the way the United Kingdom will go. The Bible says in Galatians 6:7-9 says, “Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap.… Continue reading The Future of the United Kingdom
Nathan A. Hughes 