We often measure blessings on what we have, but there is one very important metric that is based on what we don't have: sin counted against us.
Abortion has, effectively, silenced an entire generation, but God's word tells us that every life is precious. As Christians we must support efforts that allow children to be born and to live in loving homes.
We need to be declared dead to sin so we can live a life with Jesus Christ.
The Bible describes those who are genuine disciples of Jesus Christ. Learn how you can be counted as one of them.
United Church of God Sabbath services: Cincinnati East, Ohio PM congregation - January 22, 2022.
The Bible gives some simple advice on how to change your perspective: focus on the positive, and stop complaining.
The United States will not remain the world’s preeminent power. You need to know what Bible prophecy explains.
United Church of God Sabbath services: Cincinnati East, Ohio PM congregation - January 15, 2022
United Church of God Sabbath services: Cincinnati East, Ohio PM congregation - January 8, 2022
We're in the cold, dark days of winter, but like the hibernating daffodil we should use this time to prepare for spring; to pause, to reflect, to plan, and to nourish our spiritual lives.
At the end of 2020 the United Kingdom finally left the European Union; allowing this island nation the opportunity to forge their own future economically and politically.
2020 has been a tough year, but it has taught us to adjust and to cope, it's taught us to be resilient. This resilience is a valuable quality to cultivate.
United Church of God Sabbath services: Cincinnati East, Ohio PM congregation - January 1, 2022
We are all ready to put 2020 behind us; as we do, lets carry the lessons we've learned with us.
When we make big decisions in our lives, we need to consider the long-term ramifications and keep God's word at the center of our decision making process.
It's easy to get depressed and overwhelmed by the pandemic, we're fed up! It's important to focus on positivity, being productive, and improving our relationship with God.
Will we heed the warnings from God, or will we continue our slouch toward Gomorrah?
When we experience confrontation we don't have to run away to keep the peace, but we should utilize tools from the Bible to keep us from escalating or contributing to these tense situations.
God is our savior, no matter what storms we may face, we can trust that He will save us.
Smells can create powerful connections in our minds; reminding us of events, places, and people.
As the world continues its inevitable decline into Babylon, are we remaining vigilant? Or will we be found wanting?
