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Every trip to northern Portugal would not be complete without a visit to the beautiful city of Braga, one of the most important Portuguese cities in the Cavado Valley in the Minho region in… Read More

We make our relationship with God so difficult. But it really shouldn’t be. The simple reality is that we must make a choice. You really can’t sit on the fence with God. Ps… Read More

Seriously? Take refuge and be glad? Aren’t we fighters? Can’t we take care of ourselves? Why should we settle for just taking refuge instead of going on a counterattack?… Read More

Seven (7) Nights of Christmas and Carols functioned under the theme 'Peace and Reconciliation this Christmas' from the desk of the District Youth Director at Church of God of Prophecy (COGOP… Read More

It's time to rebuild is the theme from a Women's Ministries Convention held on October, 2022. Below is an exhortation / encouragement to all women and any individual who come across thi… Read More

Did David really write a Psalm asking: Is there a relationship between sin and illness? No. And yet, it’s a question that comes up from Psalm 6. Too often, we behave like Job’… Read More

Does Christian gossip make you want to avoid church? Do Christians gossip? Yes. Even in church? Yes. We are people, so the answer’s got to be yes. No, we aren’t supposed to… Read More

Do not be afraid. Do not even be afraid of cancer. Instead, focus on treasures in Heaven. I went to my oncologist yesterday. It’s time to begin radiation treatment. Now, today, I… Read More

Psalm 8 is known by most Christians. Maybe not by name, but for one verse, where David, in more modern language says. I can’t believe God cares about me. Actually, about people in ge… Read More

Do you know what Christian practical atheism is? Have you ever even heard of it? It was new to me when I read about it this morning. The bigger questions are: once you know what it is, ar… Read More

And so it begins.  The first of the seven letters to the seven churches in Revelation. The Letter to the church in Ephesus.  Jesus had some good things to say to them.  And so… Read More

We move on to the second of the seven letters in Revelation.  This time the letter to the persecuted church in Smyrna.  Jesus has good things to say about the church in Smyrna.&nbs… Read More

We move on to the third of the seven letters in Revelation.  This time the letter to the compromising church in Pergamum – also called Pergamos in some translations.  Jesus h… Read More

We move on to the fourth of the seven letters in Revelation. This time, the letter to the corrupt church in Thyatira. Jesus has good things to say about the church in Thyatira.  Some… Read More

We move on to the fifth of the seven letters in Revelation.  We’re on the home-stretch.  This time the letter to the dead church in Sardis.  Jesus has very little in the… Read More

Have you ever called out to God for help? For an answer of some kind? But nothing happens? There’s no answer. Your situation doesn’t change. You don’t hear yes. Or no… Read More

Manchester is a British city located in the northwestern part of England, and it is one of the major cities in the county of Greater Manchester. The city of Manchester is the pioneer of the… Read More

We move on to The Letter to the church in Philadelphia. It’s unique within the seven letters in Revelation. It’s almost entirely filled with promises to the faithful in this ch… Read More

Why do rich people give their money away? Is it because Jesus said, “If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor …”? It seems to be happeni… Read More

We make our relationship with God so difficult. But it really shouldn’t be. The simple reality is that we must make a choice. You really can’t sit on the fence with God. Ps… Read More

Psalm 8 is known by most Christians. Maybe not by name, but for one verse, where David, in more modern language says. I can’t believe God cares about me. Actually, about people in ge… Read More

Did David really write a Psalm asking: Is there a relationship between sin and illness? No. And yet, it’s a question that comes up from Psalm 6. Too often, we behave like Job’… Read More

Seriously? Take refuge and be glad? Aren’t we fighters? Can’t we take care of ourselves? Why should we settle for just taking refuge instead of going on a counterattack?… Read More

Is anyone good enough for God? That’s a question lots of us probably ask. Often, we probably think we’re not good enough. Depending on what we read in the Bible, that conclusi… Read More

Did David know about resurrection and eternal life? Even in Jesus’ time, the Jewish leaders disagreed over whether resurrection was a thing. The Pharisees believed in resurrection… Read More

Do New Testament prayers differ from the Old Testament? But wait – the title says “how” – not “do”! So there must be differences. Aren’t we still… Read More

After a few years of waiting, the wait is over. It’s time to begin radiation treatment. This means it’s time to update this series – Don’t waste your cancer. Of co… Read More

God saves us from our enemies, but who are they? In Psalm 18 David goes into great detail about his enemies. Old Testament enemies. But who’s the real enemy today? Once again, we… Read More

Do complaining Christians make you want to avoid church? It might. Sometimes, maybe it even should. However, having said that, it depends on who’s complaining, why, and to whom? Be… Read More

Do entitled Christians make you want to avoid church? You know, for instance, people who say, I’m Christian so I can do whatever I want. I’ve been saved. I’m forgiven… Read More

We move on to the seventh and final letter in Revelation.  The end of the road, as far as the delivery of the Revelation given to John along the path of these seven churches.  This… Read More

Is everyone saved by Jesus’ death? That’s an idea that some people believe. Or at least want to believe. David appears to say everyone will be saved in Psalm 22. But did he r… Read More

Are you looking for something different this vacation? Then, Bruges is your destination. It is a perfect spot in Belgium to unwind and relax without feeling bored or annoyed. Bruges has what… Read More

Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil. The 23rd Psalm says that. But is it for real? Can it really happen? Maybe for King David, who wrote the… Read More

The problem of healing … or not Healing. And being loved. By God. Healed or not. Thirteen years ago, I wrote something titled, “Healing (or not)”. Back then, it was s… Read More

Are you ready to experience the wonders of Ireland? Taking a day trip to Ireland from London can be one of the most memorable thrills of your life. From its picturesque landscapes to its del… Read More

The problem of the miracle hidden by miraculous healing. Say what? Being healed by God, through prayer, is a miracle. What else could there possibly be? What could be more important than… Read More

The problem of praying to be healed? Really? There’s a problem with praying to be healed? Maybe. It depends. The person praying probably has good intentions. Wants what’s best fo… Read More

Are you ready? God is coming. We don’t know when, but He will be here. At any moment. So it’s not even a question of “will you be ready”. No. It’s a quest… Read More

Will we have enough food in Heaven to be happy? The food we want? That probably depends. Fortunately, I like fish. Like the sushi below. But the real question is, will we have enough fo… Read More

The Light of ChristGod uses ordinary people with open hands and willing hearts, who trust Him to provide the grace for whatever He calla them to do. Let us come bodly to the throne of ou… Read More

How To Raise Godly ChildrenAs Christian parents, we are called to raise our children in the faith. But how do we do that in a society that is increasingly secular? And how do we instill in o… Read More

Gay Couple in Georgia Facing Serious ChargesA gay couple in Georgia have been arrested on charges of allegedly sexually abusing their two adopted sons, who are brothers, and filming the abus… Read More

The Corruption of the Church The Church in the United States has been corrupted by evil. This is a fact that cannot be denied. The corruption is so widespread and so deep that it… Read More

“Colourful, cheerful and full of energy” is how you would describe Brazil and the Brazilian flag. Like the country, the distinguished colours of Brazil’s flag make it one o… Read More

The Gospel “For who hath known the mind of the Lord, that He may instruct him? But we have the mind of Christ.” – 1 Corinthians 2:16 (KJV) Read More

My first radiation treatment showed that God is awesome. That probably sounds weird. Maybe even wrong? I’m getting radiation for prostate cancer. And during my first treatment, whi… Read More

If I love God am I protected from everything? You know, some people think this is true. It’s certainly possible to read parts of the Bible and get that impression. However, the key… Read More

Blasphemy – – (noun) – the act or offense of speaking sacrilegiously about God or sacred things; profane talk. Madonna’s 2023 Vanity Fair Spread The image above… Read More

What is the Philippines famous for? Probably its breathtaking beaches and islands, or perhaps its mouthwatering food. While the Philippines has every right to be famous for what we… Read More

My first side effect from radiation isn’t really that bad. But it is annoying. The treatment Radiation treatment conflicts with my favorite foods. For now. It’s only temporary… Read More

Four years ago, I wrote Christians and abortion: Will Christians abandon God over abortion? The impetus for it was Disney, the state of Georgia, and proposed abortion legislation. Well, th… Read More

“The boy who lived.” Those were the words that marked Harry Potter in the wizarding world, even before he realised how famous he was or for what reason. Everyone still remem… Read More

Antwerp is a historic city, steeped in culture. From beautiful architecture to historic locations, local cuisine and the best of Belgian craft beer, there is so much to do in the diamond cap… Read More

Almost every citizen of the world dreams of visiting Europe. We grow up dreaming of sipping coffee in Paris, experiencing the London Eye, strolling through the tulip fields of Amsterdam, and… Read More

Galata Tower is a symbolic structure and one of the world’s oldest towers. It is one of the famous landmarks distinguishing the city of Istanbul.  It is also known as Galata Ku… Read More

A long-standing conflict between Christianity and Islam has been going on for centuries. The roots of this conflict are complex and multifaceted. Still, the primary issue at the heart of i… Read More

This is not a religious article but an article about religion for IQD Investors.A long-standing conflict between Christianity and Islam has been going on for centuries. The roots of this co… Read More

Undeniably, the Land Cruiser stands as one of Toyota’s most emblematic models, its origins even predating the brand’s introduction to the U.S. market. Once the Land Cruiser made… Read More

Ascended Masters: Guides with great wisdom and significance. Hi there! How is the week going? I hope you liked last week’s article; I’ve wanted to write more of these for a long… Read More