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…
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…
by Bob Jacobus | How does one begin to describe God? Immortal is a good place to start–no beginning and no end.
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
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
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…
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?
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…
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
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….
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…
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…
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…
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.
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
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.
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…
by Bob Jacobus | How does one begin to describe God? Immortal is a good place to start–no beginning and no end.
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
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
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…
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?
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…
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
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….
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…
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…
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…
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.
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
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.
by Angela Errett | Ephesus: A Church Found Wanting | Let’s start a journey on an old Roman road. This road was a major Roman mail route located in ancient Asia Minor–in modern-day Turkey–and part of the eastern regions of the world known as the Orient.
by Angela Errett | All Honor Is His | Those who regularly read this magazine know that each issue is unique. No one confers with the other, solely relying on the Spirit to lead and guide us to what He would have us say.
by Al Tucker | When you read this Revealing God’s Glory article, we will be in the Advent Season, awaiting Christmas, the day we celebrate when God sent His perfect gift, Jesus, into this world. Before being saved, if you asked me what my most perfect or memorable gift was, I would tell you…
by Angela Errett | Personal journeys are only ever understood years later and after a significant reflection occurs. And even then, revelation may not come. This is a story about realizing how on a day-to-day basis, each one of us could be unknowingly choosing to remain where it is comfortable…
The new trailer for season three of The Chosen, featuring episodes one and two, was released today, October 17, 2022, at noon on YouTube. The “Come and See” phenomenon has seen great success over the past few years in its unique Angel Studios app platform.
By Angela Errett | Tamar, A Message of Valor | God’s ways are definitely not our ways. Reading the Bible often makes us wonder how God could use this person or that person to accomplish His perfect will? The genealogy of Jesus, the Christ, also contains such people.
By Bob Jacobus | Wells of Relief and Remedies | When things have not gone well for a while, there is a particular need for relief. A remedy is most welcome even if things are bad for a day. This is true for individuals, families, communities, and nations.
by Al Tucker | Born in England, I immigrated to America in June 1954 with my parents and two brothers, and we settled in New Martinsville, WV, to be near my sister. As my oldest sibling, she married a GI (American soldier) after World War II.
Editor’s Letter | Even in bleak times, there is hope, and hope comes through faith in the promises of God. God gave His only Son so we could receive it and walk in abundance through our journey. However, if we never flex a muscle, it becomes lame. Faith is a muscle that gains its strength through a relationship with Jesus. Each time we believe what the Word says over what the world says, we flex our “faith muscle.” And God will only meet you at your level of faith in His abilities.
by Angela Errett | I believe that when God sent you to earth for His purpose, He gave you a piece of His heart. Think of it this way, when someone leaves for a long journey to serve in an army, we will say, “They took a piece of my heart with them.” Same thing! What would happen if your son, daughter, or spouse didn’t want to talk to you while serving? They never call, never write, and you are never a thought that crosses their mind. Or do they only call you on your birthday, a holiday…
by Alan Tucker | In the summer of 1998, I finally realized one of my dreams: I got to play at the famous Pebble Beach Golf Links in California. If you have followed my past testimonies, you know that golf was my life at one time. It consumed me. A friend even wrote a song about me once called “Addicted to Golf.” Sadly, the experience of playing Pebble Beach was underwhelming as the golf course was under major repair..
by Al Tucker | As I write this edition’s Revealing God’s Glory article on lessons, we are enjoying one of God’s masterpieces, springtime! Just think of how dull life would be without this wonderful annual blessing: no returning robins nor other melodious songbirds that sing their heart out…
by Bob Jacobus | In these modern times, humanity is measured on a linear scale, which functions much like the weight and balance beam. The turning point is the exact, perfect center. To one side is the left and to the other side is the right. No one stands at the perfect center. If you believe in God, then God stands there, except deity is not measured on a human scale. What is the fulcrum, the perfect standard of humanity? With today’s rhetoric and yesterday’s behavior, there can be no doubt that people are either left or right on the balance beam of eternity.
by Angela Errett | What is a door? Anyone reading this knows that a door is a passageway from one space into another. It is a doorway, a gate, you must go through to get from one room to another or from the “outdoors” into the “indoors.” Everywhere you look, there are doors; front doors, back doors, side doors, attic doors. A door on your car. A door on the bus. A door on every building you pass on the street.
by Angela Errett | What will the world look like when God is no longer present? When His hand of mercy is removed for the judgment of the wicked? I do not think even the godless people of the world can fathom the amount of darkness that will prevail when that time comes. Hollywood pumps out scenarios with black-hearted agendas and manifestos, yet, we have never lived in a time when some form of God’s grace was not present.
by Angela Errett | We explore, are we living in the “Days of Noah” and experiencing the new Tower of Babel? The word Babel usually invokes two events from the ancient past recorded in the Bible; the confusion of the language of Man and the destruction of the tower they tried to build in the city known as Babylon.
by Angela Errett | Have you ever heard of the Paschal lamb? In the Jewish religion, the Paschal lamb, also called the Passover lamb, is ritually sacrificed in observance of Jewish law on the evening of the Passover. The Jews were instructed by God to sacrifice an unblemished lamb and place its blood on the doorposts so the striking of the Lord would “passover”…
by Al Tucker | Lessons to Walk Worthy: My testimony will focus on lessons I have learned during my walk with God this time and for the foreseeable future. 1 Thessalonians 2:12 is my guiding scripture for 2022. My walk with God is my passion, my life, the thing that consumes my thoughts. It is not so I can feel special, feel content, or sit back and bask in His peace…
by Angela Errett | We have entered into unprecedented times with the disruptions of all the world’s systems. However, for the Body of Christ, it will be a glorious reunion with the Kingdom of God. Throughout the Bible, God supplies the needs of His people, protects, and keeps His Word, whether to satisfy His justice or confirm His grace and mercy.
by Bob Jacobus | There is a cost associated with every event. Sometimes the ticket is zero; however, that does not mean it is free. Resources are spent or sacrificed to get to the venue’s door. Often a benefactor purchases a ticket and gifts it to another for admittance. Tickets are never free; someone somewhere pays the price.
“I want to encourage anybody who has a vision from God to write that vision down and make it plain.” Pastor Jason Boggs, RGOWC | God gave Pastor Jason a vision three months ago. A vision to restore the community…
by Al Tucker | When God invites you into His kingdom, and you accept that invitation, your life changes forever: the way you think, the way you act, what is important to you, whom you serve, what you believe, what you do, and so on. Unlike the Apostle Paul, this doesn’t happen overnight for most of us, and it didn’t work that way for me.
By Angela Errett | Another year in the books feels like two years have melded into about six months. The chronicle of time has become but a vapor. Our lives have either been containers for good or …
By Angela Errett | And let us run with patience the race that is set before us. See Hebrews 12:1 | Every day, the world gets up with an incredible opportunity to see God’s creation as His perfect harmonious orchestra performing with all its…
By Bob Jacobus | There are three paths of direct spiritual contact available to mankind. Prayers generally emanate from humanity, blessings generally originate from divinity, and communions are interactions between parties. ..
Glory Story | “The heartbeat of Redeeming Grace Outreach Worship Center (RGOWC) is to reach out and renew lives,” Pastor Jason Boggs said, “and fulfilling the Great Commission of Jesus Christ; Your glory Lord is our story.”
RGG | by Al Tucker | “I’m so dizzy, my head is spinning” are the opening lyrics of a number one hit record back in the sixties. For quite some time before my triple bypass surgery and for a good six months into my recovery, “Dizzy,” the 1969 chart-topping hit, could easily have been my theme song as light-headedness and wooziness plagued me continually…
Al Tucker | I would not be writing this testimony if I had not crossed paths with Russ Bush, and there’s a good chance that I may never have gotten to walk with Jesus either. I arrived in Buckhannon seventeen years ago, the same year that Russ was diagnosed with cancer.
Bob Jacobus | This essay proposes that there is a hidden Jubilee Blessing that often goes unnoticed, maybe never identified as a blessing, and chances are seldom it is declared. The Jubilee Blessing is very powerful and even more so as one understands its origin and originator.
After a chance meeting during a Rally For Life event in Charleston, WV, Barbara Kincaid, Director of the CWVCPC…
If the current financial condition has caught you off guard just like the global pandemic, you need to know there is hope! However, that knowledge is not being taught in our school systems today. It seems that we now have many generations going out into the world, not knowing how to control their money and make is prosperous, yet we sure are given the opportunity and ability to spend it just a fast as it comes to us.
Are You Existing in the Wrong OS? (Operating System) | by Angela Errett | Recently, I needed to update all of my computer systems. It had been a couple years since I had done anything other than the required operating system security updates and such, so I was dreading the amount of time it would take to complete. I kept putting it off and putting it at the bottom of my list of things to do. Each Monday, I would add it to my calendar, and by Friday, another week would pass by. The attitude was, “Well, I’ll try again next week.”
Editor’s Letter: Work As Unto The Lord | by Angela Errett | Checking Out Is Not An Option | So, have you ‘checked out’ the last few months because of the pandemic? Many have, yet the world keeps spinning. The sun still rises in the east and sets in the west. It is effortless to use something as significant as a pandemic as an excuse to eat more, sleep more, and work less, whether by your own choice or not…
Whatever Happens | by Bob Jacobus | Stuff Happens! Good stuff, bad stuff, and in-between stuff just happens. Regardless of the situation, the phrase, “Whatever Happens” can be a statement of hope, that things are going to get better if they are bad, things can be just as good tomorrow as they are today, and life doesn’t ever need to be uninteresting. One thing is for sure, we live in…
REVEALING God’s Glory Oct-Nov 2020 | by Al Tucker | In these difficult times of trying to figure how best to live with Covid-19, which is still taking too many lives, and with the growing unrest across our beautiful land, I can think of no better words to open my testimony up with than the Apostle Paul’s greeting. “Grace to you and peace from God, our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ.” If you have God’s grace and peace…
Who Can Hide? | by Bob Jacobus | “Who can hide in secret places so that I cannot see them?” declares the Lord. “Do not I fill heaven and earth?” declares the Lord. Jeremiah 23:24. | This scripture arrested me recently. Who can live and not be noticed by God? Who can do good or evil and not be noticed by God? Who is completely safe unless they hide in Christ? Who can help but…
Be Ye Bringers of Light | by Angela Errett | 2020 is proving to be a new dimension in human existence. It’s as if we are standing on the beach as the sand begins to drain between our toes. Another wave of events unfolds. Back and forth, it goes. Up over our toes, then back out to the sea of unknowns.
Cast Your Pearls | by Angela Errett | So the world wants you to believe it knows the truth. We have been shown by all types of mediums such as news, music, films, companies, social media, TV, video games, and especially popular culture, that destruction, despair, and the plight of humankind is coming. Sadly, they may or may not know they are prophesying for the prince of the power of the air. They undoubtedly can be referred to as the many false prophets spoken of in the Bible. And I have to be honest, for the world, destruction is coming. But there is hope!
REVEALING God’s Glory Aug-Sept 2020 | by Al Tucker | I am sitting here on July 5, reflecting on the year 2020 so far. I remember at the beginning of the year, having so much excitement and optimism. I looked forward to so many things involving family, friends, photography adventures, revamping my garden, Band of Brothers’ work, and even trying something completely brand new this year, which I had not chosen at that time…
A rightly timed word for today….
It’s A New World | by Angela Errett | You cannot love God and mammon. A message received on June 26, 2020
The Banquet is Prepared-Dance With Me | by Angela Errett | God is so loving to those who chose Him! I so enjoy it when He speaks through songs to me. This time, as I sat to start writing, the song “Dance With Me” by the Orleans began to play in my head. Of course, I looked up the words (even though I knew most of them)…
Change always blows in and blows out. It comes, never giving way to time but to the purpose of God. It goes into the face of all that we know and forces us as humans to move or…
Here is my personal pandemic story, which brought me encounters with angels. I had not been feeling 100% for a couple of months, and then…
By Angela Errett
The Kingdom has a governing body, built by God, who knows the truth about good and evil–abundance and lack.
Water, like air and blood, is necessary for life and all three flow. Man can create none of them; he can only manage them. They are fruitful when they are placed inside of boundaries but can be destructive when they breach their confines. In other words, they get out of balance…
Why celebrate someone’s death? It seems like an odd question doesn’t it? However, it’s not strange for those of us who believe in God. Believers are by nature to act contrary to what the world says is wise. The Bible tells us that the things of God are as foolishness to the world.