The phrase, edify or edification, is used exclusively by the Apostle Paul in Scripture. It carries the concept of building, either physically (like a house) or as a metaphor for promoting spiritual growth. In all cases, it is a positive term.

"...the demons of the ancient Near East were the small gods of paganism. But what does this tell us about the gospel records where Jesus cast out demons? Was he really casting out small pagan gods?"

Prophets and apostles had weaknesses, internal anguish, self-doubt, fear, and pain. They had times when they didn’t want to carry on. They were, in fact, just like any of us.

I have gone to God in sincere and earnest prayer on many occasions and not had my prayer answered... How do we make sense of this? How do we reconcile God’s prayer guarantees with our experienced reality?

We are pleased to announce that Treasure in Paradise by Anna Tikvah is now available to order on Amazon in both paperback and e-book formats.

Have you ever wondered about Apostle Paul's warning about eating the bread or drinking the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner (1 Cor 11:27)?

There are "uncertain details" which should never be allowed to affect fellowship among brothers and sisters, namely the size of Christ's future temple upon the earth, or the form and shape of its construction.

We live in a “post-modernist” world that, for the most part, denies the existence of a Creator, Designer God, and His standard of Truth. In fact, many today would echo the words of Pilate—“What is truth?”

We may need to rethink our online communications. In this short article, we will discuss the posting of written and video-based media online and how we might increase our effectiveness.

This new book, by Brother Peter Ojike of Nigeria is a powerful work that demonstrates the gracious hand of God in the life of Benjamin.

Is it only nice days that the Lord has made?

Sharing a few thoughts on the different ways to say, "I love you".