There are many lessons in nature that we can pull from, and use in our daily lives. But today, I want to share some lessons from roots that we can apply to our spiritual lives.

Heaven is a place too little spoken of. But Christ has promised us a place of hope and peace, where there will be no more tears or crying. We must believe it.

A plastic surgeon reflects on the new birth. We hear much talk in Christian circles about a “relationship” with Christ. But so many who use the slogan seem unable to explain just how to attain a true relationship.

In the UK, the privileged presses are Cambridge and Oxford University. Under letters patent issued by the Crown defining their charters, only they have the right to print and publish the Authorized Version of the Bible in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The Lord promises good things. His thoughts toward us are thoughts of peace. He promises we will find Him when we seek Him. He also, ultimately, promises restoration.

Praise God before it happens! You know God has a track record of making things happen in your favor. Just say the prayer, and know that God has done it!

As a people we do not understand as we should the great invisible conflict going on between good and evil angels. We must pray earnestly to be protected from the evil angels, and understand the power we have through Heavenly angels.

The Christian life is a battle and a march. In this warfare there is no release; the effort must be continuous and persevering. It is by unceasing endeavor that we maintain the victory over the temptations of Satan.

How do we know that the Canon is authentic, and how do we know that uninspired books have been kept out of the Canon?

Jesus will forgive us not only for our sake, but for His own sake, and will not remember your sins ever again. Satan desires to hide this truth from us, leaving us in a state of utter helplessness.

Sanctification is continual, abiding to the commandments of God through His matchless grace. Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth. John 17:17

Have you felt distressed, overwhelmed, discouraged, or that the whole world is crashing in on you. It is not God’s desire for you to be sad, but it is the nature of Satan to keep you in this state by taking your eyes of Christ Jesus your Saviour. As you read may you see the source of happiness and a victorious life.


For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears. 2 Timothy 4:3.