Does celebrating Christmas truly make you merry?

Have you ever wondered why people go through the effort of bringing evergreen trees into their homes, decorating them with ornaments year after year?

The Apostle James encourages us to rejoice in our trials. Abram’s life shows us how.

It’s as if everything to this point has happened to prepare us for what’s ahead—to make reaching the “largest audience possible,” possible.

It’s impossible to get discouraged when we are filled with the vision of New Jerusalem.

Without a doubt, our college and new headquarters facility had to begin first as a vision.

The prophecy is dual. This “king” is inside the Church, and there is another “king” outside of the Church.

Isaac’s life proves that as we build the character of God, we not only please God, we allow Him to bless us immensely.

A Thanksgiving message

Even to the casual observer, it is evident this world has withstood a series of profound crises over the last decade.

To enjoy the blessings God wants to give us, we must 
deeply understand the way of life to avoid. 

God’s people keep the Sabbath on Saturday each week. Some contend not only that the day the Sabbath is to be kept does not matter, but that the correct day cannot be known. You must agree with God on this issue if you are to obey and please Him.

You can look at Noah’s example and see that God saves a few.

We need to understand why He was made flesh—and why John took us back to this earliest beginning.

From the Bible Correspondence Course Staff

This holiday—its decorations, costumes and fun—has a dark side that should make us want to stop going all out for Halloween.

The book of James concludes with an electrifying prophecy. God has at last revealed its true meaning.

Christ in us will turn every stumbling block, every trial, every crisis and every test into stepping-stones to the Kingdom of God.

Do we really go to heaven when we die?

We are to take the whole Bible, not the New Testament only.