When David opened his door to sin he allowed all sorts of consequences to follow. Even though God forgave him he did not escape the consequences of his actions. David knew that Absalom’s uprising was of the Lord. Jesus illuminated the same idea in the parables of the virgins, talents and helpers. God sees the heart of all of his people but we must stand the test of time or face the consequences of our tardiness.
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Ezekiel 45-46; Luke 1
Zechariah doubted the news the angel had announced about his elderly wife falling pregnant and having a child. Because he doubted, he paid t...
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Ezekiel's Temple sits on a base of about 130 meters square and is very small in comparison to the New Jerusalem which is a cube measurin...
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Like in the days of old, staying faithful to God will have consequences. But what choice do we have? Denying God is not an option, even work...
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If I willfully sin will Christ forgive me? Say, for example, I consume too much alcohol and I get into a car and accidentally kill someone, ...
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