Bringing Relationships to Life

Our faith is not some contrived superstition we made up. It is based on facts. True science supports faith. Scientism doesn't. Can you tell the difference?

If we have enough faith, we can move mountains. Then, is faith a force of will? Is faith a gift of God? Is faith something that is deep within us? Mountain movers know where faith comes from.

Someday someone will tell you that your friend, your relative or even yourself could be healed from a serious disease if you just had enough faith. Is that true?

Times can get tough. God still loves you.

Preachers are told not to preach about money. Too often, they are just trying to raise more money when they preach about it. The only other time they preach about money is when they want to assure people that they are going to get more of it. They preach a plan of receiving more money. Much of the time, it is a superstitious message.

Superstitious praying comes about when we think we have the power to make miraculous things happen regardless of God's will. Prayer is neither formulas nor rituals. God will never be our servant. We should pray in a powerful way that doesn't depend upon our power. Would you like to see what that is like?

Many people are depending upon what they have done to get them into heaven. They depend upon praying the prayer of salvation. That sounds like a superstitious incantation that causes a miracle. Salvation is knowing Jesus and He knowing you. It depends on what He has done for you. Don't believe me? Maybe you should listen to this message.

Many people walk down to the front of their churches, kneel and say, "Here are my problems, God, fix them." They think this is godly wisdom. It isn't.

When was the plan of salvation determined? Was it between the time of Adam and Moses? Was it between the time of Adam and Abraham? Let's take a look.

Having to live a perfectly sinless life on my own is a terrible way to live. No matter how much effort I put in it, I fail. The good news is that I have Someone who seeks to strengthen me.