Jesus Christ is Building an Organization
March 13, 2010 by Bill Watson
Filed under In This Issue, Personal Development
Jesus Christ is building an administration. He is calling us to be kings and priests, and we will reign on the Earth with Him (Revelation 5:10). God is organized. We can look all around us and see symmetry, coordination, and interdependence. Throughout His Creation, from the planets and stars of galaxies beyond, to the smallest [...]
What is Our Desire?
May 24, 2009 by Adrian Davis
Filed under Featured Articles, In This Issue, Personal Development, Society
Oniomania is a medical term describing the compulsive desire to shop. It is generally considered a pathology. However, given our current economic crisis, governments and corporations alike wouldn’t mind if we were all stricken with a little oniomania.
How about you? Have you felt the desire to shop lately? Do you feel a patriotic duty to [...]
The First Failure, The Second Triumph
December 31, 2007 by Noel Scoburgh
Filed under God, Repentance
The first man, Adam failed, but the Second was triumphant over death. What made Jesus, the Christ, victorious and did He really have anything in common with Adam?
A contrasting look at Adam and Jesus shows our Saviour to be superior in nature and victorious in the flesh after confronting similar circumstances to Adam. These victories [...]
Repent or Perish
April 1, 2007 by Horane Smith
Filed under Editorials, Kingdom of God, Repentance, Society
Life is merely a ritual, albeit a challenging one. We’re born, live out our appointed time, and die; and after a while, “…the memory of them is forgotten” (Ecclesiastes 9:5).
Life is like “vapour,” says the book of James, “that appears for a little time, and then vanishes away” (James 4:14).
If life is so short, temporary, [...]
God’s Master Plan
December 1, 2006 by Patrick Bastien
Filed under God, Holy Days, Is it Christian?, Kingdom of God
In every country, we find that people devotedly celebrate their national holidays. These special days are reminders of important events in a country and/or culture’s history. They provide permanence between a nation’s past and present. Most often, citizens can understand and explain at least some of the significance of these national celebrations. [...]


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