Author Archives: E.J.

Let us listen to what Jesus tells said about death – the one who knows better than anyone.

1 Corinthians 16:22 “If anyone does not love the Lord, Jesus Christ, let him be accursed. Maranatha!. What does Maranatha mean? Maranatha is an Aramaic (the native tongue of Jesus) word which means “the Lord is coming” or “come, O … Continue reading →

An Amazing Fact: One of the strangest animals in the world is the long-beaked echidna [i-kid-na], or spiny anteater. Weighing about 20 pounds, this nocturnal creature is found mainly in the humid mountain forests of New Guinea and Indonesia. Interspersed with … Continue reading →

To all who desire greater health, or freedom from debilitating health conditions, fervent prayer may help, or it may not. If we are praying for God to heal us from conditions we have brought on ourselves by following the leadings … Continue reading →

If you are a Christian awakening to the deceptions the Church has promoted for so long, and seeking truth about Christmas and whether or not you should be celebrating it, here are some facts you might want to consider, as … Continue reading →

(J.C. Ryle, “Holiness, Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties, and Roots”) “Without holiness, no one will see the Lord!” Hebrews 12:14 Most men hope to go to Heaven when they die; but few, it may be feared, take the trouble to consider … Continue reading →

Have you read your Bible today? (Charles Spurgeon) “I hate vain thoughts–but I love Your law!” Psalm 119:113 Many of you know more about your magazines and novels–than what God has written in His holy Word! Many of you will read a novel from the beginning … Continue reading →

“He did it!” she said under oath. “I didn’t!” He fired back under oath. The fact is: both can’t be right. Somewhere, the TRUTH EXISTS about what really happened 36 years ago. Hopefully, the FBI investigation will uncover it. Without wading into … Continue reading →

AN AMAZING FACT: After a forest fire in Yellowstone Park, a National Geographic photographer joined some forest rangers on their trek up a mountain to assess the inferno’s damage. As they hiked through the burnt forest, the photographer found a … Continue reading →

Having been raised Protestant (Methodist), purgatory is not a concept we have any first hand knowledge about because it is not in the Bible. I did then, and still have, many Catholic (or one time Catholic and now atheist) friends, … Continue reading →