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Avoiding the Distractions of the World

by Herb Clardy

God emphasizes the dangers we face in the world in His Word. Friendship with the world will mean embracing world values and desires instead of preferring God's standards and truths. We must keep a more detached relationship with the word!

The Falling Away

by Herb Clardy

The apostle Paul mentioned several events to occur before Jesus Christ would return to the earth to establish and rule God's Kingdom. One of these events to occur is troubling to most Christians - the "falling away" that is to occur before the "lawless one" is revealed.

The Mysteries of God

by Herb Clardy

God kept His plan of salvation a mystery since time began. Prophets and angels have longed to know the details of God's plan, and although portions of that plan have been revealed, many prophesies remain clouded in mystery.

You Sure Look Like a Peculiar People

by Herb Clardy

The world looks at us and sees a peculiar and strange people. God's word tells us that we're peculiar. Does that mean we are strange, unconventional and out of step with the rest of the world?

How Much Is a Pearl Really Worth?

by Herb Clardy

In the parable of the Pearl of Great Price, Jesus Christ is the merchant purchasing the pearl, his church, at a great price, His precious shed blood.

Are We Experiencing a Famine of Unleavened Bread?

by Herb Clardy

In Amos 8, God tells us that He will soon send an unusual famine, not a typical famine of food or water, but one far more critical. This famine will cause the very fabric of society to unravel.

Does God Give Us Bad Laws?

by Herb Clardy

Today we live in societies governed, in some cases, by laws that defy human logic and violate decent morality. God has allowed mankind to govern himself, make his own bad law and reap the consequences. God did this so He could ultimately have mercy on them all.

Can There Be a Church Without Religion?

by Herb Clardy

Much of today's Christianity has developed the approach of "Burger King Christianity". Some groups have gone so far as to claim they have a church without religion, not legalistic, no religious rules. But is that the way God intends for us to approach Him?