Genesis 2:19

Image Credit In the beginning, God said, “Let there be light.” And he let the water teem with living creatures, Birds flying above the earth, The land full of wild animals and livestock. And the Lord God brought all the beasts of the field, And all the birds of the air, To Adam, and […]…

What does God desire from you, believer? God’s relationship with Adam, the first man, is clearly established in the first few chapters.…

The world is filled with marketplace Christians who are content with a shallow Christian presence in their business, afraid of the consequences of a more visible, deeper approach. On the other hand, almost all of us feel the nudging to be more visible and vocal with our Christianity in the marketplace. Maybe the Lord put …

Memorise: “Say unto them, As truly as I live, saith the LORD, as ye have spoken in mine ears, so will I do to you:” (Numbers 14:28) Read: Numbers 13:27-33 Pastor E. Adeboye “Who h……

reality is not optional This is worth reproducing in whole. From ApologeticJedi from TheologyOnline: 1. God worked in six day-divided time spans, but rested on the seventh day (Gen 2:1-2) 2. God brought the animals before Adam to see what he would call them. (Gen 2:19) 3. God is uncertain...…

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The Book of Genesis is the first book of the Old Testament. Genesis is also the first book of the Pentateuch, also known as “the five books of Moses.” The name of the book comes from the Greek word……

The human race was designed to rule and was given authority to exercise dominion over the rest of creation. Evolutionary chance didn’t smile upon us, nor did we have to fight our way to the top of the food chain. Adam’s mandate to rule and subdue the earth came directly from God. Immediately after saying …

Last week, a friend of mine ask me a question I had never been asked before, “How many heavens are there?” I promised her I would lo……

Recently, a reader emailed me and suggested a book called Living the Question: The Wisdom of Progressive Christianity. With Progressive Christianity (PC) being my main topic of research, I was excited to learn that it's the first and only comprehensive survey on PC—and it was written by Progressive Christians. I...…