Kingdom living (part three)
In the past two articles, we have taken a closer look at what it means to be citizens in God’s Kingdom from the perspective of prophecy and fulfillment. When Jesus ushered in His eternal Kingdom on the first day of Pentecost after His ascension to the Father, the whole religious order of things changed. Christ now reigns as King and Priest, something that was impossible under the Law of Moses. We as His subjects are to submit ourselves in an everyday practical way that we will briefly explore.
Kingdom living (Part Two)
Entrance to the Kingdom of Heaven was preached and greatly desired in the days of John the Baptist and Jesus. When John preached, people definitely desired information concerning the kingdom and how to enter it.
Kingdom living (part one)
Some 760 years before Christ was born, Isaiah the prophet foretold of the establishment of the Lord’s house which we’ll see today is the church. We’ll also see that this passage refers to the kingdom of our God and of His Christ! Isaiah 2:2 (NKJV) 2 “Now it shall come to pass in the latter days That the mountain of the LORD’S house Shall be established on the top of the mountains, And shall be exalted above the hills; And all nations shall flow to it.”
Never man spake like this man
Throughout history there have been many famed orators who stood out for their special abilities to stir their audiences – men like Churchill, and even Adolph Hitler.
God’s church: A sense of identity
Many people today understand the need of having a sense of identity and a feeling of belonging. Most folks I know desire to know more about who they came from. As never before, people are seeking their DNA records desiring to know what can be determined about their backgrounds.