What You Have Faith In
by Angela Errett | My studies have made me realize that when reading the Bible, there is an opportunity to view it from multiple dimensions. Reading the Bible in a year is a great occasion…
Immortal, Invisible, Except…
by Bob Jacobus | How does one begin to describe God? Immortal is a good place to start–no beginning and no end.
Have This Mind
by Angela Errett | We are to bring our thoughts into captivity, casting down imaginations and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God
REVEALING God’s Glory | Turning 80 with a ‘wonky’ heart
by Al Tucker | Glory Magazine | I celebrated my 80th birthday on August 31, 2022. Never in my wildest imagination would I have thought my best birthday gift turning 80 would be learning that my physical heart was ‘wonky.’ UPDATE: ‘Help Us Help Kids” calendar fundraiser
Where Are We?
By Angela Errett | As I was in prayer, God led me to a scripture in the book of Daniel. As I read it, a movie played in my mind, and all the words began to jump off the page. “This is where we are,” I thought. Each word made sense. How incredible is it that the words written by the prophet Daniel…
Faux Pas Mercy
by Bob Jacobus | A faux pas is a misstep, often a blunder or tactless act. Untimely, unthoughtful remarks or expression of opinions, gaffes if you will, are also considered faux pas. There are outcomes or consequences to these bloopers, often more severe than the offence. In the Kingdom of Heaven, an unintentional sin and errors in faith, no matter how innocent, are missteps and most definitely faux pas. Aren’t you glad that God has great mercy for faux pas?
The Harmony and Utility of Psalm 23
by Bob Jacobus | Psalms are beautiful, artistic expressions of faith and hope. Psalm 23 is especially practical. The thing is, how does one translate the abstract beauty of these divine words into applied utility? First of all, one needs to understand a psalm before trying to appropriate the power it contains. Secondly, the psalm must be fully embraced as truth and a gateway to hope. Finally, the psalm needs to be internalized and adopted as part of one’s nature. The treasure of harmony and utility comes towards the end of this essay. Psalm 23 is particularly important because it covers the…
Malevolent or Benevolent? The Hamburg Trials
Let’s start by confirming what many have sensed, the spirit over this nation has changed. We’ve all felt this change… | Hamburg Trials | Nuremberg Code
WARNING: Beasts of the Field
by Angela Errett | As you read the scriptures and the commentary, know that the Holy Spirit or the spirit of another god will determine if a person sees the good or bad, the astonishment or devastation, horror or deliverance from the events to come….
Sign Of Great Fear
Many years ago, I had an incredibly vivid dream. This dream has become clearer over the past few years and public events have played an important role in the warning it contains…
The Child Who Cried Wolf
by Bob Jacobus | In 1867 a story was published in a collection called Aesop’s Fables.
Aesop didn’t suffer from woke expectations; he just told simple stories to teach important truths like “The Shepherd Boy and The Wolf.” This particular story has many applications in today’s world. Another wolf parable with implicit cautions would be “Little Red Riding Hood.” And the Bible also uses the wolf as a literary instrument to express truth and warning. It is not the purpose of this essay to offend; however, it travels through the valley of the shadow of post-modern correctness…
The Fear of Cain
In “The Anger of Cain,” we explored how the emotion wroth came into the presence of Cain and possessed him. Today, we can understand on a minute scale what that amount of rage looked like…
The Anger of Cain
Over the last few months, Cain became the area of focus for my studies. In continuing them, the Lord revealed more about the “anger of Cain.” Please read Genesis chapter 4:1-16 before continuing.
The Land of Nod – Cain and Abel
by Angela Errett | I recently woke from a dream that impacted me deeply. This particular vision was like a vintage silent movie skipping along on an old rickety film reel with scratches dashing across the screen as it played. It reminded me of the Land of Nod. The backdrop was deep brown with black undertones; however, the subject matter could not be mistaken… Story of Cain and Able
The Way Out… Is Foolish to the World
The world has now entered a phase of reckoning. Will the world accept the payment for sin? Or will the world continue to spiral out of control, into chaos, to...
After the Valley
You must be willing to enter the valley before being seated at the table. By Angela Errett Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I...
Turn to the Kingdom Way of Life
When working on what to write about for this issue, nothing was happening and it was past my deadline–but God! As I sat watching TV, I was overcome with a...
Pattycake Christianity – When The Routine Needs Renewed
Remember the Mother Goose rhyme “Pattycake, Pattycake, Baker’s Man?” It is an old English nursery rhyme first found in the play The Campaigners from the 1600s. It then appears in...
The Designer’s Christmas
by Bob Jacobus | The Designer’s Christmas | The first Christmas party, after becoming a committed believer, has had lasting impacts. The food, the decorations, the friendly people, and the common ground that united us filled my heart with joy and great gladness. The work and resources the host and hostess invested in the celebration still bear fruit today.
