Whichever ADC course on spirituality a student takes, it is a given, sooner or later a lesson covers in full the Daniel 2 prophecy. It is the one detailing the multilayered statue dreamed of by Nebuchadnezzar, the famous king of Babylon. There are three main reasons for our educational approach. First of all, it is a piece of prophecy that interprets…
Anger and hate can show up occasionally, and as human feelings, they are not completely avoidable. However, when they surpass the level of being sporadic, they are reactions that cause devastation in family, social, and work relationships.
The conscience does not always provide a wise standard of conduct. Sometimes the conscience is too narrow and restrictive. In some people the conscience has no limits.
Remember how many times God is expressing His anger about the idolatry of His people? Have you wondered why? That’s because when we limit God — according to our frames — we are sinning more than once…
The Bible says: “Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, . . . the things which God has prepared for those who love Him” (1 Corinthians 2:10). Our imagination cannot comprehend what it will be like to live in a world that is devoid of evil and free from contamination of any kind. We can only understand from the preview of that glorious future that God has given us in His Word.
Happiness has been defined as the total absence of addiction. This includes addictions to “heavy” or illegal drugs, compulsive sex, gambling, video games, and the Internet. It also includes common substances that cause addictions, such as alcohol, cigarettes, and coffee.
Prayer is not an obligation, but rather the principle of depending on God everywhere and allow Him to play a part in everything we do.
In this world, it is impossible to eliminate all traumatic situations. As resilient as a person may be, suffering knocks at their door and brings pain along with it. Why do things have to be like that? What’s the solution?
John’s gospel remains a model for you and me, for our “evangelism”, preaching and sharing a Jesus that is not limited to a space, a time, a ritual, or a generation.
– Written by pastor Llew Edwards – There is a principle in leadership theory that says be open to the possibility that help will often come from an unexpected place. Particularly for those of us who walk by faith, this has often come true. And when it happens, we marvel at how God is involved in our lives. There are…
