By Lori Gardner One of the most fascinating and mysterious attributes or characteristics of God is that He is omnipresent. This means He is with us at all times. Like all of His attributes, the fact that He is omnipresent can bring great comfort to the believer. We...
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Nov-Dec 2012 issue) The Jewish Sanhedrin charged Jesus with blasphemy and condemned Him to death, but, being under Roman rule, they had no authority to execute anyone without the consent of the Roman governor, so they bound Jesus and led...
By Dennis Blankenship The One who made the universe Must have His way with me, And though He seems to bring me harm, From the flesh I must be free. Though I be tried and tested, It comes in the Master’s plan That I no longer trust myself, But yield to His loving hand....
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Jan-Feb 2013 issue) Having heard the accusations the Jewish rulers brought against Jesus, and having examined Jesus himself, the Roman governor, Pontius Pilate, declared, “I find no fault in Him” (John 19:4). Nevertheless, the...
By John LaVier (Written May 1953) A verse that has been much misunderstood is Hebrews 13:8. There we read: “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and today, and forever.” Along with this verse we ought to read the verse following, which says, “Be not...
By Gregg Bing (Continued from Mar-Apr 2013 issue) Jesus spoke seven times as He hung on the cross of Calvary. These statements give us insight into two things: 1) the mind and heart of our Savior as He laid down His life for our sins and 2) the meaning of the Cross;...
