A letter to a church is not a letter to a building, but rather, a letter to agroup of believers. Those believers comprise the body of a congregationthat is a part of the larger body of the church, which is the visiblebody and representation of the Lord Jesus in the world. When that isunderstood, the idea that these words can be lifted out of their contextas some type of offer to somebody that does not know Jesus becomesan absurdity. To use common, ...

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Jesus spoke about the fall of the temple ahead of time. If He was to be held up as anything but a failed messianic pretender, then it was ultimately necessary for the temple to be destroyed. The Resurrection only mattered if Jesus received His kingdom as the Son of Man, and He clearly said that He would come to His reign (or His reign would be confirmed) when the temple fell. If indeed it was well understood that Jesus – as reported by Matthew, Mark, and Luke – was speaking of the fall of ...

How much control does one possess over their own destiny? How much power does one have when it comes to fulfilling identified dreams? What happens when ones destiny is much different than ones dreams? Author David Byrd Jr., puts his pain on paper, testifying in this strikingly personal account of what happens When Fate and Dreams Conflict.Hamilton Hill, a neighborhood in Schenectady, New York, proved to be a viable training ground for a young King Dotson. As a budding elite athlete...

Those who have read "Ashton-Kirk, Investigator" will recall references to several affairs in which the United States government found the investigator's unusual powers of inestimable service. In such matters, tremendous interests often stand dangerously balanced, and the most delicate touch is required if they are not to be sent toppling. As Ashton-Kirk has said: "When a crisis arises between two of the giant modern nations, with their vast armies, their swift fleets, their dreadful engine...