Author: Lance Mosher
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Reclaiming Biblical Words: “Saint”
When I say, “Charles is a saint,” what comes to mind? To one person, “Charles is a saint” may simply mean Charles is extraordinarily kind. To another, that may mean Charles died as a devout Roman Catholic at least five years ago and has been accepted by a special Vatican tribunal to be venerated in…
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Salvation Series: 6. Faithfulness
As heavy as the decision to become a Christian is, believe it or not, it’s the easiest part of a person’s walk with Christ. Remaining in that relationship is the hardest.
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Salvation Series: 5. Baptism
Baptism is where someone’s physical body is dipped, plunged, or submerged in water to represent a burial, and then is raised out of the water to represent a resurrection. What is baptism for? The Bible gives a simple answer to this question.
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Salvation Series: 4. Repentance
Jesus’ first message on record is, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Mathew 4:17). Before Jesus began preaching, His forerunner John also taught the same thing in the wilderness. “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Matthew 3:2). This was part of John’s job to “make ready the way of…
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Salvation Series: 3. The Church
When composing a series on salvation, I wonder how many people would have a lesson specifically on the church. However, when one reads through the New Testament, the connection between salvation and the church is undeniable.
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Salvation Series: 2. Faith
Those who are faithful will die once and live twice. But those who reject the gospel of Jesus Christ will live once and die twice. In order to die in the Lord, Jesus explains that we must believe in Him. But what does that mean?
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Salvation Series: 1. Salvation
If you spend much time talking to a Christian, it probably won’t take long before the concept of salvation comes up. Salvation is one of the go-to topics for Christians. What’s the big deal? Salvation from what? Why should I care?
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Most Christians miss THIS detail about Matthew 24!
See the details of Jesus’ predictions in Matthew 24! Where are we on the “prophetic calendar”? Is this the end of the world? What about the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple? What two questions is Jesus answering? How can I know when He is answering which one?
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How to get MORE from “church”
Church has become a check-in/check-out organization. Have you ever looked around church and thought, “There’s gotta be more to it than this”? In 1 Corinthians 12, the apostle Paul calls Christians members of the body of Christ. After this video, you’ll never see that passage the same again.
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I had never noticed this about the feeding of the 5,000! Why do we have four Gospels?
Perhaps you’ve never noticed this before. Matthew’s account raises a question. So does John’s account. Both questions are answered in Luke’s account of the feeding of the 5,000.
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What was Pilate thinking? Here’s ONE benefit to having FOUR gospel accounts.
Jesus was guilty, yet Pilate claimed He was innocent. How does that work? Was Pilate out of his mind? Or is there another piece to this puzzle? Join us in this short Bible study and ask the additional question, “Why do we have four gospel accounts?”
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Three tests the Book of Mormon CANNOT pass!
I read the entire Book of Mormon to test it and find out if it is really God’s book! Who are the Latter-day Saints? Who was Joseph Smith? Want to know a history of the Book of Mormon? Is the Book of Mormon true? Is it possible that the Book of Mormon is in harmony…