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Many churches including the Seventh Day Adventists insist that keeping the sabbath day today, is essential for salvation. This talk is designed to see what the teaching of the sabbath is really all about, and what the Lord Jesus and the Appostles had to say on the subject. Read more...
7 June
What does the Bible say about Marriage, why is it such a blessing? And what does the Bible say about issues such as adultery and divorce? This talk takes a closer look at this subject, and compares what the Bible teaches with some common misunderstandings Read more...
26 April
“We tell everyone that Christ was raised from death.
So why do some of you say that people will not be raised from death? If no one will ever be raised from death, then Christ has never been raised. And if Christ has never been raised, then the message we tell is worth nothing. And your faith is worth nothing. And we will also be guilty of lying about God, because we have told people about him, saying that he raised Christ from death. And if no one is raised from death, then God never raised Christ from death. If those who have died are not raised, then Christ has not been raised either. And if Christ has not been raised from death, then your faith is for nothing; you are still guilty of your sins. And those in Christ who have already died are lost. If our hope in Christ is only for this life here on earth, then people should feel more sorry for us than for anyone else. But Christ really has been raised from death—the first one of all those who will be raised. I Corinthians 15:12-20”
The Resurrection of the Dead:
