Babel Principles of Government . . .
We write about biblical principles, but what exactly are some of the principles in the Bible?
Author: Mary Haigh
My Will . . .
Yes, God gave Adam a will, but it was a will based on responsibility to obey God’s will. When Adam disobeyed His Creator his will became a will controlled by sin and outside the will of God.
The Celebration of Insanity . . .
It does not matter what anyone ‘identifies’ with. It is still make-believe. Anyone can make-believe about almost everything, but it is still a sham, made up, and a bluff: a delusion based on — here we go — what is real: SIN! Identify with that! To those who desire to identify with something that they are not, why don’t you identify with something that you are?
The Great Unifier and the Great Divider . . .
God is not the cause of division or strife, it is the opposition of mankind to Him, and to His gospel that produces divisions.
Giants in the Earth – Our Conflicts
What is the connection between Giants, strange old names and our current age of the Church?
Who Shed First Blood on Earth and Why?
Giants in the Earth
Cain not only built a city, but built a society around his hatred and rebellion against God.
Privacy Policy
We can not protect your privacy and we do not claim to protect your privacy because . . . .
Principles of Babel, Humanity, and the Government of God
God has a government, and this government is guided by principles. All governments are guided by principles — what principles are you guided by or do you have principles?
A Description of Someone You Know
The Sluggard in Scripture couch potato, deadbeat, do-nothing, loafer, slouch, slug, malingerer, shirker, slacker, bum Note: The very first reference sets the entire scene because the Holy Spirit set the first mention of sluggard in Proverbs 6:6. We see a characteristic of man in the two single digits of the…
The Gospel of Satan
Satan has a gospel, it is quite easy to remember: question, repudiate and redefine the . . . .
It Takes a Village to . . .
There are many different kinds of villages. The quality of the village depends on the quality of its leaders, and in their ability to discern between good and evil.
Falsely Accused
The rape fable narrative is an attack against . . .
