John begins by describing, "That which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked at and our hands have touched...". Just as he opened his gospel-in extreme reverence and worship, not of a group or movement of disciples or followers, but of one person only- so John lifts up the name of Jesus.
Author: Fuel For Faith
Israel and the Unprepared Church
Every time I'm tempted to tell myself I'm getting too hyped up about the possibility of end-times events I hear or read rantings of demonic hatred against the nation of Israel from political commentators and even professing Christians...
The Gap Between Ape-like and Human-like Fossils
What we have is ape-like Australopithecines before and human-like Australopithecines after. There are no fossils documenting the supposed transition between the two. Instead, he says, we have "a transition based strictly upon the assumption of evolution".
England Is Not Lost
England-the old England of manners, civility and gentleness-is not lost, despite the battered appearance of its remnants. The people who made her great and beautiful and lovely, including those in other lands and of other colours, will all appear-every one of them-in the greatest assembly of the ages. The best of England will live on … Continue reading England Is Not Lost
The Gospel
A Greek word translated “gospel” in the New Testament means “good news”, and in the context of the Bible it's good news about Jesus Christ. This good news is intended for every soul on earth who will listen and accept it...





