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Either the Word of God is true, or it is simply a rambling collection of historical myth. We choose to believe that the Word of God is alive and eternally true. So, when Ezekiel described the river of God, it's vitality must be us today...right?

There are amazing biblical insight to be found in some of the more overlooked passages of scripture. We look at one of these today in the life of Solomon. Scripture: I Kings 2:20

Atonement was a time of new beginnings. A time for fasting and contrition. A time for breakthrough into the divine new. At least, that is what God initially intended Scripture - Hebrews 10:1-4, Leviticus 16:6-10

What is the Spirit of Christ? And, how does this precious identity need to function within the life of the believer and saint? Romans 8:1-16

I am not sure that Christians are aware of the spiritual capacities God has given to them. One of the these has to do with the eyes of understanding. This is different from the general understanding of the mind. How does this divine perception function?

We serve God, and seek His face. This is the privilege of the Saints. But, we must consider if we are pleasing God. How do we please Him?

God showed Himself strong on behalf of Ezra and the people of Israel. Miraculously, they came safely from Babylonian captivity to Jerusalem. For Ezra, the work was just beginning.

God gave His very best to the church through His Son, Jesus. He then gave the five-fold offices to the church. Through this, the Saints are said yo be recipients of His perfecting. What does this mean?

God desires for His people to grow. But, what is growth according to the scripture? How can we attain the place God has ordained for us in identity and function?

What does it truly mean when we are told to write a book of remembrance? How do we do it? What do we do with it?

The New Testament speaks of torment. On surface, this word does not engender pleasant thoughts. Our Lord Jesus and his believers are said to be the tormenters. Understanding what this truly means will be of great benefit to the Saints in matters of service and spiritual warfare.

On the day of Pentecost, Peter addressed the amazed crowd who had witnessed the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. We remember how Peter explained the events through the words of the prophet Joel. But what was the main point of His message?

Being a people who understand the biblical role of faith at the right hand of God is wonderful. But, this knowledge requires that the saints must also keep their eyes on the fulfillment of the prophetic promise, while remaining faithful to it in their daily walk.