The Bible and Our Culture

The Holy Spirit will unlock new levels in understanding of the Holy Scriptures.

The Bible is a supernatural journey for those who have ears to hear.

Biblical Christianity never adapts, updates or progresses.  

What matters on everything important is what the Bible say.

There is so much proof the Bible can be trusted.

David was a type of Christ in many astonishing ways.

The empty tomb validates all Jesus said and did.

Many who call themselves Christians, live out a secular worldview.

The Bible calls us out of the world's systems.

Many denominations that were founded on hardcore biblical principles generations ago, no longer value a biblical worldview and even attack it.  

A new believer can minister in many ways even before they learn a lot of biblical theology, but it is important for each of to grow in biblical understanding.  

The central focus of the gospel is the Person of Jesus Christ God’s Son our Lord.  What about other philosophies and ideologies? 

The Messiah had to be human and His humanity had to be of the “seed of David” or He didn’t qualify.

David is underrated as a historical figure.

We miss a bit of the gospel when we don’t see the longing of the Old Testament believers for the Son of David to regain His rightful place as King of Israel.

Relationships hurt sooner or later, but they are worth the risk, they are worth the pain.  

God builds His Church relationally.  

We are called to keep the gospel and our lives with Jesus simple.  What does that mean? What does it look like?

There are challenges of remaining simple like Jesus taught.

 

There is power in your testimony!

God is faithful to work His character in His saints regardless of the challenges they face.