… us to God, to break the curse of sin and death in our lives through His authority over Satan, death, and hell. When we accept God's gift to become united with Him through Jesus Christ, we also are given the authority of Jesus, and the right to…

… that is looked upon as being a great religion among saints and followers of the Messiah, Jesus Christ. This is supposed to be a religion of people who want to live their lives in the shadow of him. Our society has some way taken this religion and the…

… various reasons, there is compelling evidence that suggests otherwise. There are really only two groups that deny the complete existence of demons these are the humanists/atheists and the feel good Jesus saves everyone Christians. Humanism is…

… Salvation for our sins. The second major need that we have is to be delivered from the sinful world in which we inhabit. The third thing is deliverance from the judgmental hand of God at his throne when we die. The first and most important of…

… near Bethlehem where he was the youngest of eight children. He served his family as a shepherd showing great courage against a bear and a lion, and at an early age he was selected by God to follow Saul in the throne. He fights and kills Goliath…

… us to live a happy life. He suffered for us on the cross for us so we could be free of sin. So here is what happens with Jesus and his crucifixion. As the Gold Text of the Bible says, "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son" ( this…

… a stand for social justice, as a politician, or a subversive element, when he is fulfilling his mission in the politics of the common good". - Oscar Romero Oscar Romero was not only a man of love, dignified faith, valor, and hope; he was a…

… is the eternal cycle of birth, suffering, death, and rebirth. During the Buddha's last lifetime he came to the understanding that Samsara has three characteristics that even the heavens abide by: impermanence, suffering, and no-self. It is…

… than a big dose of religion. Once a person becomes convince that a certain religion is the "true" religion, or if they are never given the chance to decide, their devotion to that religion will most likely never waver again; faith cannot be disproved,…

… are reflecting themes in this novel and in life. Unity is "the state of being one or a unit; harmony, agreement in feelings or ideas or aims, etc" and reoccurrence is "a fresh embodiment." Both unity and reoccurrence are first introduced by means of…