In this world, few have a burning desire to really know God. Knowledge about other things seems to be more relevant. In the world of psychology, there is an emphasis on getting to know oneself. Clyde Pilkington made this wise observation, “The call of the believer’s life is not the human, self-centered psychology of ‘know thyself,’ but the divine, Christ-centered…
By VE Jacobson My first shock came when conducting evangelistic services in a community hall, I visited the home of a man, some of whose children had been saved at the meetings. I asked him if he would accept Christ as His personal Savior. He looked at the ground, and I hoped he would decide favorably, but when he looked…
By Bob Evely When I first began to talk openly about why I believed God was in the process of ultimately saving all mankind, I remember the response I heard more than once: “How can you think that you are right, and the entire church that teaches about hell is wrong?” I just read a biography of Martin Luther entitled,…
By William C Rebbman _____________________________________________________________________ Have you ever wondered how God was intending to end all of this business of running the universe? Did you ever stop to think that God knew how everything would be and how it would become before He created even a single thing? Did you ever realize that, because of this fact, God certainly must…