Today’s ReadingAnd they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death. REVELATION 12:11Silencing Satan and Strengthening SaintsConfessing Christ not only seals ...
READ MOREThe good news of Christmas is that when you call on Jesus and say, “Lord, save me,” He says to you, “Today it is done.” Salvation is by grace through faith, and it is immediate and total. But you must be committed to Jesus’ Lordship if you want His salvation.
READ MOREHave you crowned Jesus as Lord in your personal and family life? Are you gladly, freely, and openly confessing Him as Lord?
READ MOREThe Lordship of Jesus Christ is of paramount importance to you and your loved ones. No matter where you turn in the New Testament, you are confronted with the indisputable fact that Jesus is Lord.
READ MOREWhen we go to heaven, we will see those nail prints in His hands. Jesus is a standing Lamb. He laid down in death in a grave, but the grave could not hold Him. He stood up in resurrection, and He is standing in heaven today, making intercession for us.
READ MOREJesus came as He did, born of a virgin, to be what He was—the sinless Lamb of God. He was what He was, sinless, to do what He did—die for our sins.
READ MOREThat little Baby wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in Bethlehem’s manger, was and is the eternal, uncreated, self-existing God—the great I AM, the Word made flesh.
READ MORESalvation does not come from the life of Christ, but from the death of Christ. Salvation is not learning lessons from what Jesus did in life, but receiving life from what He did in His atoning death.
READ MOREAt this Christmas season, we rejoice in God’s gift of His sinless, spotless Lamb. Your celebration of Christmas will take on new meaning when you see that the Babe of Bethlehem was the Lamb of God.
READ MOREMary’s little Lamb came to be the final Passover lamb, the one sacrifice for sin forever. The destiny of the entire world is wrapped up in Mary’s little Lamb.
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