In Mark 11:11-21, we read of an incident where Jesus curses a fig tree for no apparent reason, goes and cleanses the temple for the second time, and then deals with some teachers questioning His authority. This event has often been pointed out as something ridiculous by critics of the Bible. But there is something … Continue reading Cursing a Fig Tree
Month: April 2021
Q & A: Cremation and the Resurrection
I received this question some time ago "What will happen to those who are cremated on the day of resurrection?" This question is important since cremation is becoming more prevalent in our society as the more economical option for handling our earthly vessel. First, let's address ourselves and our bodies briefly. The Bible teaches that … Continue reading Q & A: Cremation and the Resurrection
Good and Faithful Servant
Our theme for this year has been the word faithfulness. So far, we have looked at what faithfulness is and how God, who is ever faithful, is our perfect example of faithfulness. Thus far, we have dealt mainly with theory. This morning we want to turn our Bibles to Matthew 25:14-30 to look at a … Continue reading Good and Faithful Servant
Three Questions About Miracles
It is not uncommon to hear today people say, “Well if I could just see a miracle, I’d believe.” Others in the religious world argue adamantly that miracles still take place today, and if you cannot perform them, you are not a true believer. At the same time, others say that they have ceased altogether. … Continue reading Three Questions About Miracles
