Literature

The Sabbath Day By: Ron Harmon Sabbath……one word that has caused countless wars and controversy throughout time, built nations, and ended countless lives. The average church-going person on the street may not be aware, but the word Sabbath is probably the most misunderstood doctrine in the whole bible. It is also the one doctrine that directly leads a person to God. It is the core doctrine; it’s the beginning of all knowledge and biblical understanding. It is the guiding principle for God’s people and the beginning of everyone’s journey to find God. What a statement you might be saying to yourself right about now, and you may ask,   “Can I prove it?” In going forward with that singular question in mind, it could be the beginning of your enlightenment and a journey you m

The Only Jesus They ever Knew Many of God's holy people are trying the hardest to get this nation to repent of its sins. Many on social media platforms like, Facebook twitter, youtube and others continue asking for prayers for this nation, there is nothing wrong with that, we need to support our nation and our government. Just like them, want to see this nation return to ways guided by holy law. It would be a wonderful thing to be able to leave my doors open at night without fear of someone breaking in, stealing me out of house and home. In addition; it would be nice not to have to worry about losing my life when I leave home by someone driving drunk or by the hand of a madman engulfed in road rage. We shouldn't have to fear to go to the mall to buy a pair of shoes or go out for ...

 Mystery of the Bride and Bridegroom There are mysteries all around us in nature, astronomy, medicine and any other science you can imagine—mysteries which cannot be explained by man or any measuring apparatus in existence, but the greatest mysteries don’t always occur in science or medicine. They’re often found in religion and in our past, and nothing is more mysterious than the “Bride of Christ” mentioned in Scripture. Most mainstream churches give little credence to scriptures containing the marriage of the church to Christ—passing them off as metaphor or analogies, spending very little time to consider the enormous implications involved and not understanding the gravity of their meaning and what they have to do with our individual relationship with Christ. The fog of misund