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God’s Simple Plan of Salvation
May 4, 2010
God made salvation simple so that anyone could be saved anytime, anywhere.
What the Cross Meant to Satan
April 27, 2010
At the cross Satan was disarmed, disgraced and defeated. “Lo! His Doom is sure. One Little word shall fell him.”
War in Heavenly Places
April 20, 2010
Are you tempted to quit? Pick up your armor and get back in the battle. When the day is done, you will be standing on the victory side.
Snake Eyes
April 13, 2010
Reading Genesis 3 is like reading the devil’s playbook because his tactics haven’t changed.
Can We Still Believe in Life After Death?
April 6, 2010
One day the Sadducees tried to trick Jesus with a very weird question. Jesus’ surprising answer teaches us a great deal about life after death. Our hope of the resurrection rests on the faithfulness of God. Our hope for the future rests not in science, not in speculation, not in some proof text, but in the character of God himself!
Interview with Mosab Hassan Yousef, “Son of Hamas”
April 5, 2010
Ray Pritchard and Kathy Coates of AFR Radio interview Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of Sheik Hassan Yousef. He tells the amazing story of his life as the “Son of Hamas” and of his life as a double agent for Israel and Hamas. He also describes his similarly remarkable conversion story.
A Tale of Two Men
March 29, 2010
How do you know which religion has the truth? Find the one whose founder rose from the dead.
The Comeback Kid
March 23, 2010
In his final moments Samson returned to God and accomplished his greatest victory. If you have failed and failed again, take heart. This story is for you.
Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
March 15, 2010
Unless we deal with our problems they will come back to haunt us again and again and again. Because Samson never faced his inner problems, in the end they destroyed him.
Samson’s Finest Hour
March 9, 2010
From Samson’s roller coaster life, we learn that whenever the Spirit of God starts to work, incredible victories can be accomplished by means of the most unlikely instruments.