Articles
Religious Liberty and the Woman at the Well
The issue of religious liberty hinges on the same choice today. Will the church fully accept Christ as its master, or will it remain submitted to the world and its policies, philosophies, customs, and expectations? The truth can set us free, but we must be willing to surrender everything that separates us from the Freedom-Giver. The power belongs to God. The choice is ours.
Religious Liberty and the New Birth
Nicodemus eventually accepted Jesus Christ as his personal Savior, and became truly victorious among the people. This same victory, and this same freedom in Christ, is promised to us today. The power of redemption and transformation is God’s. The choice is ours.
Religious Liberty and the Body Temple
The fight for religious liberty is found not only in the realm of abstract concepts and ideas. The battle plays itself out in a very tangible and personal arena. That stage is the body temple.
Raise a STRONG Son Like Joseph
How can you prepare your son to enter a world filled with conflicting and negative influences? The biblical story of Joseph contains a timeless roadmap for launching young men who are ‘in the world but not of it.’
Religious Liberty and the Cleansing of the Temple
Just as He cleansed the temple two thousand years ago, He will cleanse His people today, so that they are prepared to stand in His presence when He returns. The miracle will take place. The only question that remains is whether we will be part of it.
Raise a FAITHFUL Girl Like Esther
Prepare your daughter to face the world with integrity, courage, and faith. In this episode of “Families of Faith,” Tim and Stacey explore the story of Esther and its timeless blueprint for true feminine character and strength.
Religious Liberty and the Cana Miracle
The miracle at the marriage in Cana revealed that true transformation of character and true religious liberty are found in union with Christ, not in rounds of religious ritual and ceremony.
No Guile in Their Mouths
Religious liberty is freedom from sin. It is manifested in purity of speech and in a life lived consistently with who we claim to be. Let every Christian and every Christian church be without guile and be called by God an Israelite indeed.
Religious Liberty and the Sanctuary
Religious liberty originates in the heavenly sanctuary. It is here that Christ serves as High Priest and gives people victory over sin. And it is here, in the heavenly sanctuary, that religious liberty is born, matures, and gains the victory.