Amos 3:7

Session 17
Abel : A prototype of believers.

We contrast the life of believers (Abel) with that of unbelievers (Cain). Abel is a prototype of faith in action. Hebrews, Psalm 51 are in view.  Keith discusses the three aspects of salvation, justification, sanctification, and glorification of the saints who are in Christ Jesus.  We have attached a list of free resources for the growing Christian .to help you But grow in grace, and [in] the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To him [be] glory both now and for ever. Amen.  2 Peter 3:18 (continue reading…)

It is often alleged that the doctrine of the Trinity is not a biblical doctrine. While the word Trinity is not in the Bible, the substance of the doctrine is definitely biblical.

The following outline study presents an overview of the biblical basis of the doctrine of the Trinity. Comments on the texts have been kept to a bare minimum; the emphasis is on the many biblical texts themselves (about 700 references are listed, including references from 26 of the 27 books of the New Testament). (continue reading…)

More and more of those who profess Christ are “experiencing God” in ways that lands them smack dab in the middle of the New Age movement. It’s not like they haven’t been warned about experimenting with mysticism. They’ve been warned plenty, yet they totally disregard wise counsel. So if you’re among the sheep who have gone astray, consider the Bible’s wise counsel: “It is the Lord your God you must follow, and him you must revere. Keep his commands and obey him; serve him and hold fast to him”(Deut 13:4).  Ancient mysticism is entering the church as Satan re-packages his age-old deceptions.

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David has the rare ability to communicate his message to young people, as well as to parents, using humor and interesting facts. His goal is to strengthen the family and to give them the Biblical tools they need to live in these troubled times. David’s ministry is to assist the local Bible-believing churches in America and oversees in evangelism, outreach and subsequent church growth.  Great introduction and some notes attached that David uses in his seminars. (continue reading…)

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Part 4 of 4.  Bible teacher Keith McKenzie brings another encouraging message on the ultimate subject for the Christian.  Many churches are taking crosses down from their churches and sanctuaries and emptying the gospel of it’s saving power.  Religion is a tool of Satan to confuse the masses to offer counterfeits of no eternal value.  Keith presents the gospel and contrasts it with the promulgation of false gospel.  Some may be surprised that Jesus (Yehshua) was the most anti religious person to walk the face of the earth. (continue reading…)

Bible teacher Keith McKenzie goes where most Pastors won’t today. To the Cross of Christ. Too many today stay away from the preaching of the Cross and have lost the power of the gospel message. No wonder so many Churches today are looking to Purpose Driven, Entertainment, Best Life Now, and Emergent Mystical practices.

Keith brings a straight word of how the Lord Jesus stripped Satan and his forces of their authority and took the keys of Death & Hell to purchase all who will put their faith in Him. (continue reading…)

The view that the Rapture will occur at the mid-point of the Tribulation is based upon 1 Corinthians 15:52 which states that the Rapture will occur at the blowing of “the last trumpet.” This Mid-Tribulation Rapture view then declares this trumpet to be the last of the seven trumpets in Revelation 11 that is blown at the mid-point of the Tribulation. Why of the 114 references to trumpets in the Scripture these two are identified as one and the same only defies sound Scriptural research! The context clearly shows the last trumpet of 1 Corinthians 15 is blown for believers whereas the seven trumpets (of judgments) of Revelation 8, 9 and 11 are sounded for unbelievers. The Revelation trumpets therefore can have no relevance for the Church!  There are many trumpets mentioned in the bible. (continue reading…)