Today, more people are being awakened to an emptiness, a spiritual void that needs to be filled in order for them to truly feel alive. As Christians, we turn to God to fill this void because He is the supplier of all our needs. The New Age Movement is an antichrist. It is in direct…
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Church history is saturated with our African ancestors who have contributed to the rich Christian legacy we experience today. One of the earliest record of Blacks in the New Testament occurs after the death and resurrection of Christ in Acts 8:37. Here, we read how Phillip, the Evangelist and Apostle, evangelized to the Ethiopian eunuch…
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The history of Halloween, based on its Celtic traditions, is that on the night of October 31st, the Samhain festival was celebrated. The festival commenced the end of summer and of harvest, and the beginning of winter, a time they believed related to human death. On the night of October 31st, the Celts believed that…
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Trick or treat give me something good to eat! It’s the season when leaders and loved ones tell the youth to not celebrate Halloween. But why not? The history of North American Halloween is rooted in Samhain, a festival celebrated by Celts, who are ancient Europeans, Irish, and Scottish. The festival focused on the transition…
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CANDIES! COSTUMES! PARTIES! THRILLS! Halloween is a “holiday” that is celebrated all over the world. This is a time of year when kids dress up in costumes and go house to house collecting as many candies and treats as possible. Some will watch scary movies or go to haunted houses. For the world, this may…
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Author: Fitzroy Nembhard Light shines brighter in the presence of darkness. Appreciation for what is genuine grows deeper when counterfeits are widespread. Consequently, as followers of Christ, we must seek to increase the intensity of our light and declare the truth of God even when the world rejects it. One area where taking a stand…
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Are we trying to be like someone else because we don’t truly value ourselves or view others to be better? Let’s remember that God created us, and He has never made a mistake.
When we sacrifice the desire or temptation to conform to the world for the transformation that comes from God, it is then that we discern God’s perfect will and vision for our lives. A strong prayer life and a sincere desire to please God are the keys to finding our place in His kingdom.
Being a Christian does not exempt us from feeling depressed. In fact, David in Psalm 42 experienced depression when he wrote this scripture.
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