Proof The Bible Is True

Do you face significant challenges in life but can’t seem to overcome them? If you could hear God clearly, it would not only help you solve those problems but avoid them altogether. God is always speaking, and through these four basics of hearing His voice, you will learn how to discern whether you’re hearing God, the devil, or just your own heart and desires. Andrew’s teaching Four Basics of Hearing God’s Voice will help you improve your relationship with God and live a victorious life. You’ll learn how to: • Be guided by your conscience • Measure what you hear [More]

You have an image on the inside of you—an image of who you are and what you can do. That image is also a ceiling, or limit, on what God can do in your life. It may shock you to learn that the limits you have placed on Him are directly proportional to how you see yourself. If you’re not prospering, if you’re not receiving healing, if your relationships are not working, the first thing you need to do is change how you imagine yourself on the inside. Andrew’s latest teaching Don’t Limit God: 20 Years Later will help! In [More]

Have you ever felt like it would be easier if Jesus were right there next to you? Well, Jesus Himself said we have something better—the Holy Spirit. And having the Holy Spirit is better than having Jesus here in His physical body (John 16:7). In this teaching, 10 Reasons It’s Better to Have the Holy Spirit, Andrew guides you step by step into a better understanding of the ministry of the Holy Spirit, enabling you to place a value on that ministry in agreement with what the Bible teaches and to see significant growth in your walk with the Lord. [More]

06/21/24 Recently I downloaded an app that allowed me to listen to a devotional radio program I hadn’t heard since I was a teenager. I was thrilled to once again hear the familiar voice and head to sleep with beautiful thoughts and music filling my mind and heart. The first program I listened to ended with the story of a father and child who had lost their wife and mother, and were grieving together but drawing closer to God in the darkness. It hit home, as my mother died when I was a boy. The story was followed by a musical arrangement [More]

A troubled home A new school Two sisters that are trying to survive a bad situation in a disconnected, self-centered world. One struggles to find her place as her father has died, her mother has moved on, and she becomes the victim of bullying while the other strives to hold onto her faith and hope in God.

Follows the path of three different people and the challenges that life throws at each of them. In the end, they are all brought together by one common Destiny.

  06/19/24   More than half of Christians in the United Kingdom claim to have experienced hostility and ridicule for their faith, according to a study released Thursday.   The report, titled “The Costs of Keeping the Faith,” was compiled by the nonprofit Voice for Justice UK (VfJUK) and found that of the more than 1,500 respondents from different Christian denominations and age groups, 56% reported negative pushback for sharing their beliefs in some capacity.   Of those under 35, that number jumped to 61%.   Read More: More than half of UK Christians experience ‘hostility’ for faith | World [More]

https://renner.org How did believers in the First Century survive the intense persecution that was waged against them? What kind of persecution did they endure? And how does all of this relate to Christians today? In this series, Take a Tour With Rick: Thyatira and Sardis, Rick Renner walks you through the ancient ruins of Thyatira and Sardis and opens history and the Scripture to you in a way that makes it come alive.

https://renner.org In this fabulous ten-part series, Rick Renner unwraps all the intricacies of what the Bible means when it declares that you are the temple of the Holy Spirit. God put forth His best work when you were born again — then He placed His greatest treasure deep inside you!

If you do not speak in tongues — or if you do speak in tongues — this series Speaking in Tongues: What Is It and Is It Really for Everyone? will be an eye-opener and a game-changer in your life.

05/23/24   George Barna, a leading expert in church and worldview trends, has weighed in on some of the biggest issues facing the Church — including the steady decrease in a biblical worldview and dwindling concern for spiritual formation — at a time of “Christian invisibility in our culture.”   In an interview with The Christian Post, the 69-year-old founder of The Barna Group, a market research firm specializing in studying Americans’ religious beliefs and behaviors that he sold in 2009, said that over the last few decades, he’s seen certain negative trends increasingly permeate Western Christianity.   “People have become [More]

https://renner.org In this 5-part series, The Ministry of the Holy Spirit for the New and Mature Believer, Rick Renner walks you through this in-depth teaching that Jesus gave the disciples — and us — about the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Rick unlocks mysteries that will benefit anyone — including the new and the mature believer.

Beginning at creation, it unfolds the story of WHY the Creator-Owner of the world sent a Savior into the world, WHO He is, and WHAT He did to rescue His rebel subjects from the kingdom of darkness and qualify them to live with Him forever in His kingdom of light. Adapted from the 15-episode KING of GLORY movie, this one-sitting epic connects the dots of the Old and New Testaments, revealing how everything points to the One whose birth split world history in two.

‘This movie presupposes a pre-trib rapture but there are other rapture views which have Christians still here after the anti-christ arises. Only time will tell which view is correct.’ Admin Two weeks after the Rapture, those left behind must band together to form the Tribulation Force, preparing themselves for the worst seven years the planet will ever see in this exciting sequel to Left Behind. Starring: Kirk Cameron , Brad Johnson , Clarence Gilyard Jr , et al. Directed by: Bill Corcoran

05/21/24 ‘I copied this from an email I received about helping SkyTree Book Fair, which was started by Kirk Cameron, to introduce book fairs to schools that promote good, quality, wholesome books which I support. You can read more about what they are doing and why it’s worthy of support below.’ Admin   Friend, SkyTree Book Fair and I did a deep dive and discovered the cause of why sexually explicit and disgusting books get into our children’s schools, classrooms, and libraries. Here’s what we’re up against. These are books Scholastic promotes at book fairs in schools. Here are pages [More]

05/21/24   A massive gathering of Christians across California this weekend reportedly broke a record when participants collectively held what could be the nation’s largest-ever baptism.   Baptize California, an event that unfolded Saturday and Sunday at various locations throughout the Golden State, saw a historic number of people immersed at individual churches and during a main-stage event at Huntington Beach.   The two-day extravaganza, showcasing countless examples of life change and spiritual renewal, featured speakers, worship music from leaders like Sean Feucht, and more.   The Stunning Numbers   Read More: ‘God Lit a Match!’: Satanist Accepts Jesus During [More]

05/18/24   Does God still speak to people today?   Let’s be honest, when someone says that God has been talking to them, we get a little suspicious, sometimes even a little concerned.   So, does really God talk to us? Does God Almighty actually have a master plan for our lives? And if so, how do we discover it? And how can we learn to recognize God’s voice?   We all need direction in life. But we tend to have inaccurate views about the will of God. We think finding God’s will for us is really hard and that [More]

05/15/24   Have you ever heard a disembodied voice speak aloud outside your head? Not another person, but a voice?   These are rare and dramatic occurrences, but they happen more frequently than you might think: A nurse suddenly hears an external voice call out, “Run! Check Room 12!” and finds the patient there has ripped out his life support.   A woman wakes up in the middle of the night and hears, “You must leave. Get out!” Wide awake, unable to return to sleep, she wanders out on the lawn to look at the stars, just as an explosion [More]

In a frenzy over the weekend, I went online and ordered each of the girls a special edition Barbie. Holiday Barbie 2009 for Evangeline, and the more sophisticated Generation of Dreams Barbie for Louisiana.   With a click of the mouse it was done. The girls would love them! Maybe I could get my Christmas shopping done after all!   The box arrived at my doorstep when I came in from work early the next week. It was a bigger box than I expected. I tore into it before going upstairs. Inside were the two Barbies I wanted—hurray!—and a second Generations [More]

05/13/24   Valentine’s Day was around the corner.   For my daughter, Becky Hallstrom, that meant a party for the kindergarten class she taught.   “They’re really looking forward to it,” she told me over the phone one evening. “Especially the valentines exchange. The kids are filling their cards out all by themselves.”   “That’s a lot of writing,” I said.   “Yep. One card for every student in the class. Guaranteed.”   Becky’s words might have sounded casual, but she knew they were important for me to hear. She knew the story all too well. The story of another [More]

“Ready to fly, girl?” I said, stroking the Arabian mare’s mane.   It was nighttime–pitch black. I’d just snuck out of the girls’ dorm at my boarding school. If I got caught I’d be in deep trouble. But sometimes a secret midnight ride on a horse, Sakie, pastured close to the school was the only way to clear my head.   At sixteen there was so much I couldn’t control. I felt somewhere in the middle of being an adult and a kid. Everyday life could seem downright scary.   My new boyfriend had broken up with me for another [More]

Birds of a feather, that was my dad and me. We loved birds, all kinds of birds, and traded notes on our sightings. He and Mom had even more feeders in their yard than I did.   Dad used to make much of the fact that he’d never seen evening grosbeaks at my feeders. Large birds, easy to spot–the male with his bright yellow and black feathers, the less colorful female never far from his side.   Evening grosbeaks were unpredictable migrants, but every winter flocks of them devoured the sunflower seeds in Dad’s feeders just miles from where I [More]

Two miles separated my house from Carver’s General Store, but I didn’t mind the trip when Poochy was with me.   I pedaled my J.C. Higgins bike down Graham Road. Poochy always ran right alongside me, round velvety ears flapping, pink tongue hanging out. Poochy was my best friend that summer in the 1940s. My only friend. I was 11.   Dad lived in a mental hospital 50 miles away. Mom worked long hours and didn’t make enough for someone to babysit me. I was on my own. Mom always said God was with me, but I sure couldn’t feel [More]

Empty. No other word described how I felt. I’d lost the baby I’d carried for six months. Six months of planning for the daughter I’d named Angelica.   The loss of the baby had been too much for my already rocky marriage, and my husband and I separated. Now there was just Jordan and me. My son was my pride and joy, but he was only three. How could he give me the comfort I needed so desperately?   Jordan had looked forward to being a big brother, and I took him in my arms when I came home from [More]

Every year my family gathered for a week at our summer place in northern Michigan. Kids, grandkids, great-grandkids all descended on my lake house. Normally I loved gathering at the house for a week of sun, swimming, and time with my family. But this year was different. My beloved husband, Bill, had died less than a year before, after a long battle with brain tumors, and I couldn’t imagine being up at the lake without him. He’d loved that special place every bit as much as I had, all 62 years of our marriage.   But my kids kept begging [More]

“The video is missing but you can read the story by clicking on View Transcript on the page.” Admin   Carolyn’s daughter Vanessa had just graduated from Navy Nursing School when she got her orders for San Diego, 2,000 miles from home. Carolyn worried. Lord, she prayed, please send an angel to watch over Vanessa. Keep her safe. As soon as the words left her lips, a picture came to mind, … Read More: Everyday Angels: Someone to Watch Over Her – Guideposts

“The video is missing but you can read the story by clicking View Transcript on the page.” Admin   Fran and her husband, Tom, parked on an isolated Nantucket beach. They wanted to watch the sunset.   When the light was gone, they decided to go back to their inn. Tom stepped on the gas. The tire spun in the sandy mud. Each attempt to get out made them sink deeper.   Pushing the car didn’t work either. They were very far from the main road. God, Fran asked, send someone our way.   Read More: Stuck in the Mud [More]