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Through-the-Bible Thursday: PETER'S TWO EPISTLES (4.5 mins) — "Poor Peter," the preachers often say, referencing his very frequent—and very public—mistakes. Interestingly the Master allowed His disciples the space to be wrong, though never to do wrong. But here are...

Mini-Message Monday: Quarantined with God (1.5 mins) — Dear Christian, you may be required to self-isolate from others — but not from God! In fact, what an opportunity to get alone in "the secret place", the place where God does all His most important work in our...

Across Russia in the late 1800s, the largest land mass on the planet, the Spirit of God was at work. Among the lower classes, the Stundists were active. German settlers around Odessa were forbidden to evangelize their Russian farm hands, but their evening stund, or...

Through-the-Bible Thursday: JAMES (4 mins) — The Epistle by James might well be called a How-to Handbook on Holiness. To the believers of Galatia, Paul called James (along with Peter and John) “pillars" of the church. The Greek for “pillar" comes from a word meaning...

The dying Christian had an unusual request for his neighbor who had come to visit. And it changed his life!

What Time Is It? Advice for Christian Young People (3.5 mins) A special word of encouragement (and challenge!) for our Christian youth in these "perilous times".

Through-the-Bible Thursday: PHILEMON (4.5 mins) — It's just the size of one piece of parchment. Written by Paul, a once proud man melted by the love of the glorified Jesus, it is addressed to Philemon. His name has been translated as "affectionate" but it is an...

Mini Message Monday: DIFFERENT! (3.5 mins) — The Day is coming When Jesus Christ will be universally acknowledged as King of kings and Lord of lords. How should the child of God live in light of this? Differently!

Mini-Message Monday: THIS COULD BE IT! (3 mins) — Yes, it really could. Christians, are we living every day as if we might be leaving any day?

Through-the-Bible Thursday: 1 & 2 THESSALONIANS (5 mins) — It was a horrible plot of the enemy: To hinder Paul from going back to Thessalonica (1 Thes 2:18). Not only were those new believers being persecuted, they were also confused about matters regarding...