In John 8:1-12, we read about Jesus returning from the Mount of Olives, to partake in the Tabernacle Ceremonies in Jerusalem, which was one of the annual Jewish holidays. Christ was aware that the Jewish Priests were actively seeking ways to arrest him. On one occasion, they brought a woman in front of him who had been caught in committing adultery. By doing so, The Jewish leaders and Pharisees aimed to trap Jesus into saying something they could use against him, thus givi

In the ministry, and life in general, I (as I suspect we all do), meet many unhappy people in our country. We meet many having unhappy marriages or unfulfilling relationships. Others are disappointed or upset with their children, parents, employers, and friends. Still, others are unhappy with themselves because of failure or problems they can’t seem to overcome. Well, the typical response I hear most saying is “that’s life.” But is it really? To believe that we’re to acce

According to the PEW Research Center, there’s a steady decline in the number of Protestant (down 7% since 2009) and Catholic (down 3% since 2009) believers in the United States with a rise in the agnostic and atheist population. However, I have another concern. Of those who profess to be “believers” how many are really saved? Why do I ask this question? It is my view that if people claiming to be Christians are saved by way of “saving faith,” things would be much, much di