Second Coming of Christ

not believe in Christianity. As Donovan (1995) states “A community…will act as a unit, accepting you or rejecting you together… it is not possible or desirable to convert the Masai as individuals, but it is possible to evangelize them as groups.” A second hindrance for Donovan was getting the Masia people to listen to his preaching of Christianity without receiving anything for it. The Masia people were very accustomed to missionaries bringing things in order to bribe the people to accept Christianity

The Adventists believe in a fourth-coming Second Advent of Christ. One of those people who still believed in the coming of the rapture, was Ellen G. White. Her and many others officially founded the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in 1863. She is known to establish many of the church's beliefs. Unlike most other Christians denominations, the Adventist attend church on Saturdays. From night fall on Friday until night fall on Saturday, no work should be done. They take pride on this day for rest and

Welcome back to the Men’s Huddle Bible study as we continue to look at the second missionary journey of the apostle Paul and his companions. Last week, we looked at the first half of Paul’s second trip. Paul and his companions faced opposition and were even thrown in jail, but that did not stop them from spreading the Word of the Lord. We left off where Paul and his companions went to Lydia’s house before they left. This morning open your Bibles to Acts, chapter 17. Follow along as I read the first

no real timetable to the events on how long it took the Magi to witness this birth, but we can assume it was before December 25th, because according to the Bible this is the day the birth of Jesus took place. Elliot described the journey as “cold coming” (line1), “during the worst time of the year” (line

The faith was founded by Jesus Christ. Followers of Christianity, Christians, believe that Jesus was the son of God. He was 100% man, 100% divine. Christianity began as a small branch of Judaism in early Israel, as Jesus was born Jewish in Israel. The Christian religion has 2 billion

A question, also referred to as an inquiry or a query, can be defined as a spoken or insinuated request for information, and the observant passerby can find such requests everywhere. Even the person who appears to have everything put together finds themselves forced to daily ask hundreds of questions such as “What should I wear today?” “How much longer can I sleep in and still make it to work on time?” and “Is this investment worth its cost?” Below these rather trivial surface questions, however

prayer be counted as incense before you, and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice!” Christ is our intercessor. While Christ was on earth He prayed or interceded for His disciples. Just like today He intercedes for us. He acts as our high priest interceding with God the Father on our behalf. 1 Tm 2:5-6 (HCSB) “For there is one God and one mediator between God and humanity, Christ Jesus, Himself human, who gave Himself --a ransom for all, a testimony at the proper

Nazis, although they never found the hiding place of the Jews in their house. In Ravensbruck concentration camp, Corrie and her sister also vowed that they would travel the world as Christian missionaries after the war, describing how their faith in Christ sustained them even under the worst circumstances imaginable. Betsie died in the camp in December 1944, shortly before Corrie was released due to an administrative error, although she believed it was certainly a miracle and act of divine intervention

compiled and edited by James L. Snyder, who is the pastor of the Family of God Fellowship in Ocala, Florida and is recognized as an authority on the life and ministry of A.W. Tozer. Snyder`s purpose is twofold, first two honor Tozer`s legacy, and second to address a concern that Tozer had regarding the “spiritual boredom” facing Christians. This book under review is only one of many that Snyder is editor of, as well as a daily devotional with never before published content. Snyder is the pastor

that while there are several points of paradox in Paul, there are no final contradictions” (p. 100). Here again, there is a misunderstanding of what Paul means when he writes about justification based on works of the Law and justification by faith in Christ. The two passages that appear to be contradiction are Romans 2:6-13 and 2 Cor. 5:10. When it comes to works of the Law, Gombis explains they are “those deeds done that are done in keeping of the Law that establish one’s identity and status among