The hymn “Is Not This the Land of Beulah?” invites individuals to find spiritual elevation and peace amid life’s struggles. It emphasizes overcoming doubts and burdens through faith, fostering gratitude and transforming challenges into opportunities for growth. This timeless message offers a path to inner fulfillment and lasting joy through Christ. Continue reading Land of Beulah
The content emphasizes humanity’s sinful nature and separation from God, while offering hope through Jesus Christ’s sacrificial love and the promise of salvation to all. Continue reading Salvation
The Cosmic Canvas: Setting the Scene In the vast expanse of the cosmos, our planet is but a speck of … Continue reading The Majesty and Mystery of Humanity
Psalm 3, attributed to David during his exile, reflects the depth of human anguish and the power of faith in adversity. Through vivid imagery, David expresses his trust in God as a protective shield amid overwhelming opposition. The psalm emphasizes persistent prayer, divine salvation, and assurance that true deliverance comes from the Lord. Continue reading The Shield of Faith: Unveiling God’s Protection in the Crucible of Adversity
The Imago Dei highlights that humanity is created in the image of God, underscoring intrinsic dignity and purpose. This reality encompasses reason, creativity, relationship, and moral agency. Despite sin marring this image, redemption through Christ offers restoration. Living out this truth calls for honoring others, stewardship, community engagement, and reflecting God’s character in every aspect of life. Continue reading Imago Dei
In Matthew 5:13-16, Jesus teaches His followers that they are the “salt of the earth” and “light of the world.” These metaphors signify their role in preserving goodness and illuminating truth amidst moral decay. Believers must remain distinct from worldly values, embodying Christ’s love and purpose to glorify God. Continue reading Embrace Your Role: Being Salt and Light in the World
This content explores the themes of lostness and divine love through three parables: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son. Each parable illustrates different forms of spiritual lostness and emphasizes God’s relentless pursuit of those who stray, highlighting the transformative joy of returning to His embrace and the importance of recognizing one’s true worth. Continue reading The Parables of the Lost: Luke 15
Habakkuk 3:2 expresses a powerful prayer for divine intervention, urging God to reveal His mercy amid justice. The prophet seeks revival and reconciliation between God’s past deeds and present action, highlighting the tension between judgment and grace. This plea invites believers to deepen their faith and embrace spiritual growth through earnest prayer. Continue reading A Cry for Revival: Habakkuk 3:2
The content explores the thematic connection between the Tower of Babel and the Day of Pentecost, illustrating humanity’s journey from ambition to divine unity. It emphasizes how human efforts often lead to division, while God’s grace can transform confusion into communion, inviting us to embrace diversity as a path to true harmony. Continue reading From Confusion to Communion: The Redemptive Arc of Babel and Pentecost
In “Embracing Providence in the Chaos,” the author emphasizes the divine guidance available amidst life’s distractions. Highlighting Jesus Christ as a beacon of hope, the text urges individuals to surrender to God’s will and live out their faith actively. This journey promises transformation, fulfillment, and eternal life through grace and commitment. Continue reading The Divine Symphony: Finding Stillness Amidst the Tempest
The post contrasts two metaphors: the tree of religion and the tree of the Gospel. Religion embodies fear, portraying God as a judgmental figure, while the Gospel offers grace, revealing God as a loving Father. It emphasizes the choice between living in fear or embracing a close, loving relationship with the Divine. Continue reading The Two Trees: Religion vs. Gospel
Friends this post was first published in June of 2019. Our fallen human nature dictates that we try to organize … Continue reading Who Organizes The Church?
Friends, this post was first published in April of 2019. Have you ever thought about what the Church is? Who … Continue reading When Was The Church Built?
Friends this post was first published in June 2019. If, as we have seen, salvation is the process of entering … Continue reading Who Are The Members Of The Church?
William J. Henry was an early leader in the Holiness Movement. In 1889 he, answered a call to hold revival … Continue reading I Cannot Be Idle
Friends, this post was first published in May of 2019. Who is the head of the Church and why does … Continue reading Who Is The Head Of The Church?
Friends, this is a throwback post. It was originally published in June of 2019. In today’s podcast we explore who … Continue reading Who Takes Members Into The Church?
This is a throwback post. It was first published in May of 2019. “Then said Jesus unto them again, Verily, … Continue reading What Is The Door Of The Church?
Does God have more than one church? Click play to find out! Every description of the divine church shows its … Continue reading How Many Churches Does God Have?
Who is the foundation of the Church? Does it matter? Well yes it does! Click play below and find out … Continue reading Who Is The Foundation Of The Church?
(Friends, this is a throwback post first published in April of 2019) The Bible clearly names the Church “the body … Continue reading What Is The Church?
This hymn is widely considered the anthem of the Church of God. It harkens back to a time when we … Continue reading The Church’s Jubilee
But he brought his people out like a flock; he led them like sheep through the wilderness.He guided them safely, so … Continue reading I’ll Follow With Rejoicing
Psalm one is a wisdom psalm and the author tells his audience to reject the lifestyle of the wicked and … Continue reading Psalm One
Friends, this post was first published in June of 2019. I’ve found my Lord and He is mine,He won me … Continue reading His Yoke Is Easy
Up, away to the harvest field,Gather in the golden yield;Gird your armor and faithful be,For the Master calleth thee. Refrain:Thrust … Continue reading A Call to Harvest
And I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself. John 12:32 Continue reading Lift Him Up
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! By his great mercy he gave us new birth into … Continue reading Resurrection
Friends, this post was first published in March of 2018. Today is Palm Sunday. We have always loved this time … Continue reading Be The Donkey! ¡Sé el burro!
It will be a unique day—a day known only to the Lord—with no distinction between day and night. When evening comes, there will … Continue reading Prophetic Truth
In the year of 1907 B. E. Warren pend these beautiful words that remind us not only who we are … Continue reading A Child Of God
To understand this hymn we first must understand that the term “Babel” refers to a place of confusion. Especially confusion … Continue reading Back To The Blessed Old Bible
Are you of the holy remnant,Gathered to the King of Peace?Have you found a full atonement,And abundance of His grace?Yes, … Continue reading The Holy Remnant
Sometimes we are guilty of throwing away tradition in favor of all things new. Other times we elevate our traditions … Continue reading Traditions & Eternal Value
All weights are gone, my heart is light,My scarlet robes are changed to white;O praise the Lord! I need no … Continue reading The Wonderful Change
Along a dark and gloomy pathI groped beneath the shades of death;No hope beyond my dying breath,Till light from the … Continue reading In The Light of God
Oh, I praise the Lord who bought me, hallelujah!I’m a happy pilgrim bound for glory land;I am singing, and I … Continue reading I Will Praise Him, Hallelujah!
Friends, this post was first published in September of 2019. It should be clear that all these theologians believe in … Continue reading Urgency
Friends the movement of God should always be offensive not defensive! Today’s podcast explores an early hymn of joy and … Continue reading Press The Battle On
This hymn paints the absolute necessity of missions on the heart of the hearer. Pastor Daniel O. Teasley wrote this … Continue reading All Because We Do Not Love Them
This Sunday as you prepare to go to church allow us to give you a friendly reminder that Church is … Continue reading Remember To Go, Remember Where To Go!
Some of Church of God congregations sing out of a hymnal that is printed in both Quechua and Spanish. During … Continue reading Sumaj Diosta Cantana Himnario #144 Christ Will Come Again
And when these lepers came to the uttermost part of the camp, they went into one tent, and did eat … Continue reading Do We Well?
Friends, here is a B.E. Warren Hymn. Enjoy! Friends, this post was first published in August of 2019. Love, The … Continue reading All In Jesus
Friends, this post was first published in September of 2019. The Psalms have always been a source of strength and … Continue reading Psalm 24
We have met today on the old campground,And our hearts, O God, o’erflowWith our songs of joy, and a stream … Continue reading The Old Campground